Scenarios about 'economic sanctions'
Economic sanctions are punitive economic measures imposed by countries or international organizations to influence the behavior or policies of target states. These restrictions on trade, finance, and other economic activities are deployed as diplomatic tools to achieve political objectives without military intervention. Sanctions have been increasingly utilized in modern international relations as a means to pressure governments over human rights abuses, territorial disputes, nuclear proliferation, and other contentious issues.
What If Havana Developed Without US Embargo?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the United States never imposed a trade embargo on Cuba, allowing Havana to develop as a Caribbean economic and cultural powerhouse since the 1960s.
What If Australia Reset Its Relationship With China?
Exploring the economic, security, and diplomatic consequences if Australia fundamentally recalibrated its relationship with China, balancing strategic concerns with trade opportunities.