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In a surprising turn of diplomatic dialogue, U.S. envoy Keith Kellogg has drawn parallels between the potential partitioning of Ukraine and the post-World War II division of Berlin. As part …
U.S. Envoy Suggests Partitioning Ukraine Similar to Berlin After WWII Read More
In Sacramento, workers are feeling the weight of economic uncertainty, prompting many to delay retirement and postpone major purchases. Financial planner Lauren Williams recounts a retiree’s urgent email expressing fears …
Sacramento Workers Postpone Retirement and Purchases Amid Economic Turmoil Read More
In a bold move to reclaim economic control, President Trump has implemented tariffs that have stirred apprehension among Americans regarding economic stability. Announced on April 2, these tariffs include a …
Fayetteville Economists Discuss Tariff Impacts and Local Concerns Read More
As Honduras approaches its presidential election on November 30, Amnesty International is urging candidates to prioritise human rights in their campaign agendas. This election represents a pivotal moment to enhance …
Honduras Election Looms Amid Calls for Human Rights Commitment Read More
This year, China welcomed ten American films, such as the quirky “A Minecraft Movie”, showcasing a lukewarm enthusiasm for US cinema. However, President Trump’s recent tariff shift—dropping the general rate …
Trade Tensions: China’s Response to Trump’s Tariff Strategy Read More
For years, Americans believed that globalisation would elevate every worker’s standard of living. However, the reality for many, particularly in Black communities, has been one of devastation rather than upliftment. …
Examining the True Impact of Tariffs on Black Economic Power Read More
Meet Stephen Miran, a significant economic advisor to former President Donald Trump, who has crafted the framework for the controversial “reciprocal tariffs”. Miran, who earned his PhD in economics from …
Stephen Miran: Architect of Trump’s Tariff Strategy Read More
Annelle Sheline, a former US State Department analyst, resigned in protest over America’s role in Gaza and claims that the US government selectively targets adversaries using human rights as a …
US Human Rights Hypocrisy: Insights from a Former State Department Analyst Read More
On April 9th, news of America pausing record-high reciprocal tariffs sent a ripple of euphoria through global stock markets. Nations like Cambodia and Vietnam rejoiced as they felt the weight …
America’s Tariff Pause: A Temporary Relief Amidst Historic Trade Turmoil Read More
In an ever-evolving world, the rights of minority groups are increasingly under threat. A recent CNN report highlighted that federal agents detained several students and faculty across the country, particularly …
Advocating for Human Rights: A Call to Action Read More