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As the winds of economic change swirl, a curious reversal is unfolding. Just recently, Downing Street proclaimed globalisation’s demise, yet it might be economic populism itself that lies buried beneath …
Trump’s Tariffs: The Unexpected Death of Economic Populism? Read More
In a striking display in the Rose Garden, President Trump warned of dire tariffs targeting various countries while declaring a move to protect U.S. jobs. The rhetoric surrounding economic aggression …
Trump’s Tariffs and Their Threat to UK Economic Stability Read More
Amidst turbulent times, Keir Starmer is gearing up to reassess pivotal aspects of the UK’s economic policy, motivated by Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff strategy. Allies suggest Starmer believes it is …
Keir Starmer’s Call for Economic Reform Amid Trump’s Tariff Chaos Read More
During a recent UN Human Rights Council side event in Geneva, former UK MP Paul Burstow highlighted significant human rights concerns in Bangladesh, stressing the dual nature of the country’s …
Urgent Call for Human Rights Protections in Bangladesh by Former UK MP Read More
The Baloch Human Rights Council (BHRC) has urgently appealed to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, calling for intervention in the suppression of peaceful protests in Pakistan. The council is demanding the …
Call for UN Intervention Amid Baloch Protest Repression Read More
In today’s tumultuous economic climate, there’s a desperate need for robust discussions surrounding the crucial economic questions that truly matter, rather than a fixation on trifling details of indices. Economists …
Is Economic Discourse Missing the Big Questions? Read More
A determined Dr. Laila Souief, 68, stood resolutely outside Downing Street, despite her frail appearance. For 134 days, she has waged a hunger strike to shed light on her son, …
Dr. Laila Souief’s Hunger Strike Continues as She Fights for Her Son’s Freedom Read More