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In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court has sided with For Women Scotland, standing firm against the stance of the Scottish Government regarding sex-based rights. This decision clearly asserts that …
Supreme Court Rules in Favour of Biological Sex Over Gender Recognition Read More
In a thought-provoking piece for the Wall Street Journal, SalesForce’s Marc Benioff highlights a fundamental truth about economic growth: it stems from the work humans aren’t doing. He argues that …
Marc Benioff’s Insights on Economic Growth and Automation Read More
Amnesty International has reopened its Hong Kong office “in exile,” replacing the two closed locations due to the repressive security law enforced by Beijing in 2021. This significant move reflects …
Amnesty International’s New Office in Exile: A Bold Step for Human Rights Advocacy Read More
On April 3, a Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook’s lecture at the University of Pittsburgh was marred by an unexpected and disruptive incident. The economics department promptly issued an apology …
Pitt’s Economics Department Responds to Disruption of Lecture by Governor Cook Read More
In a dramatic unfolding of events in Hong Kong, numerous organisations have rallied in solidarity with Badiucao, a bold artist and political cartoonist who faces escalating harassment. This troubling campaign …
Solidarity with Badiucao: Artistic Freedom Under Siege in Hong Kong Read More
Easter eggs, often crafted from chocolate, hold more significance than mere sweetness; they represent a blend of tradition and indulgence. People are aware of the steep prices, accepting them as …
The Price of Easter Eggs: A Sweet Dilemma in Economics Read More
In 1776, Adam Smith reflected on international trade and tariffs in his seminal work, “Wealth of Nations,” asserting, “What is prudence in the conduct of every private family, can scarce …
Tariffs: Lessons from History on Free Trade Principles Read More
In his seminal work, Human Action: A Treatise on Economics, Ludwig von Mises proposes that enlightened self-interest, not love, underpins social cooperation. He argues that individuals collaborate not out of …
The Role of Love in Economics: Challenging Conventional Wisdom Read More
In the unfolding narrative of Berlin’s transit workforce, the Verdi union faces a pivotal moment in its contract negotiations with BVG. Despite calls for an all-out strike to bolster demands …
Berlin Transit Workers Stand United Against Arbitration Threats Read More
Beneath the waves, the world’s oceans cradle a rich tapestry of cultural heritage—sunken ships, remnants of the transatlantic slave trade, and the sacred ties of Indigenous peoples to these waters. …
Undersea Cultural Heritage in Focus at ISA Mining Code Meeting Read More