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Quanzhou, a historical city in Fujian Province, China, is the starting point of the Maritime Silk Road, known for its rich cultures, UNESCO World Heritage sites, and modern industries. It …
Quanzhou: A Journey Through Time and Culture on the Maritime Silk Road Read More
This article discusses the outdated effectiveness of the misery index originally crafted by economist Arthur Okun and highlights the need for new indicators to accurately portray economic misery today. With …
Redefining Economic Hardship: The Need for New Indicators Read More
Uyghur advocates are urging the U.S. administration to intensify actions against human rights violations in Xinjiang, where severe oppression persists. They demand stronger sanctions and enforcement of laws protecting Uyghur …
Uyghur Advocates Demand Stronger U.S. Response to Xinjiang Human Rights Crisis Read More
The Central Department Store in Moscow, also known as TsUM, has undergone an extensive restoration of its neo-Gothic façades. Originally built in the early 20th century, the project restored historic …
Revival of TsUM: Restoring Moscow’s Neo-Gothic Icon Read More
Mai Sato, the new UN expert on Iran’s human rights, denotes a grim landscape for civic freedoms as executions soar and women face worsening conditions. She emphasizes the need for …
Iran’s Dwindling Civic Space and Rising Executions: A UN Expert’s Alarming Insight Read More
This article explores the complex economics of airports and aviation, highlighting regulatory challenges, competition between airlines, the impact of privatization, and sustainability issues. It is inspired by Tim Harcourt’s journey …
Navigating the Skies: The Economics of Airports and Aviation Read More
Nicaragua faces a severe erosion of academic freedom as the government imposes oppressive measures against universities. Recent UN reports reveal physical and psychological violence against students and faculty, particularly those …
Nicaragua’s Struggle for Academic Freedom: A Call to Action Read More
Justin Wolfers, now a professor, attributes his passion for economics to a supportive high school teacher, stressing that economic literacy empowers students in their choices. With only 28 states requiring …
Enhancing Economic Education: Empowering Students for Informed Choices Read More
Dawit Isaak, imprisoned for 23 years in Eritrea for advocating democratic reform, has been awarded the Swedish Edelstam Prize. His detention without trial reflects severe human rights violations, described as …
Eritrean Journalist Dawit Isaak Awarded Edelstam Prize After 23 Years in Prison Read More
The Prince William County Human Rights Commission is accepting nominations for the Universal Human Rights Day Awards until December 14, 2024. The awards honor individuals making significant contributions to equality …
Nominate a Local Advocate for the Universal Human Rights Day Awards Read More