The world celebrates, on January 12, the fifty years since the death of Agatha Christie, the most famous writer of every era, with over two billion books sold all over the world, translations into more than a hundred languages, and characters, such as Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple, who have…

The Governance Crisis: Sovereign Oversight and the Devaluation of Private Capital The reported issuance of arrest warrants for Michael Kim and senior executives signals a systemic shift in South Korean regulatory oversight. This legal escalation forces a reassessment of how private equity firms manage disclosure during distressed asset restructuring. Investors…

After months of anguished waiting and silent diplomacy, a breach of light has opened in the cells of Venezuela. Caracas freed two Italian citizens – Luigi Gasperin and Biagio Pilieri – as part of a broader release of political prisoners involving around 250 people, including numerous foreigners. A gesture that…