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Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson, and James A. Robinson have been awarded the 2024 Nobel Prize in Economics for their research on the formation of institutions and their impact on prosperity. …
2024 Nobel Prize in Economics: Acemoglu, Johnson, and Robinson Honor Institutional Impact on Prosperity Read MoreThe U.S. economy shows signs of a soft landing, bolstered by a positive jobs report and declining headline inflation, though core inflation persists. Recent Producer Price Index figures suggest easing …
Economic Outlook: A Cautious Dance Towards Stability Read More
Human rights activists and jurists condemn Turkey’s torture and genocide practices against Abdullah Ocalan, affirming these actions are crimes against humanity. Key calls for international intervention highlight the urgent need …
Condemnation of Torture and Genocide Against Abdullah Ocalan by Activists and Jurists Read More
In 2022, France faced significant human rights challenges including racial and religious discrimination, particularly against Muslims, police brutality, and restrictions on civil liberties. The European Court of Human Rights condemned …
France’s Human Rights Challenges in 2022: A Year of Reflection and Reckoning Read More
The Nobel Prize for Economics, established in 1968, honors significant contributions to economic theory and practice. It was created to mark the 300th anniversary of Sweden’s central bank and has …
Exploring the Legacy of the Nobel Prize in Economics Read More
Mongolia is urged to deny entry to Russian President Vladimir Putin or arrest him during his planned visit on September 3, 2024, due to his ICC warrant for war crimes. …
Mongolia Faces Pressure to Act on Putin’s ICC Warrant During Upcoming Visit Read More
Artist Dave Madigan’s first solo exhibition, “Landscapes and Oddities,” at the dlr LexIcon merges Dublin’s landscapes with technological themes, exploring the societal impacts of modern ICT advancements. The exhibition runs …
Exploring Technology’s Impact on Society Through Art at LexIcon Read MoreAt the recent 15th World Tourism Event (WTE) in Genoa, Italy, the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) highlighted cultural tourism as vital for the region’s growth. CTO representatives discussed how promoting …
Cultural Tourism Takes Center Stage at the 15th World Tourism Event in Genoa Read More
In Bahrain, 2023 saw a continuation of human rights abuses, including limitations on detainees’ rights, suppression of free expression, and indirect targeting of Shia Muslims. Key events included the police …
Bahrain 2023: Struggles and Violations in Human Rights Commitment Read More
The podcast focuses on the misleading promises of tariffs in reviving manufacturing jobs and reducing the trade deficit. Economist Maurice Obstfeld argues against steep tariffs, highlighting their negative impact on …
What Economists Understand About Tariffs That Populists Miss Read More