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In the ever-evolving landscape of U.S. politics, a significant transformation is reverberating beyond its borders, reshaping the interactions between nations. Amid attempts to dismantle USAID, a vital organisation for humanitarian …
Lessons from Global Experiences: Navigating U.S. Political Challenges Read MoreNestled among the mountains, Switzerland is renowned for its role as a sanctuary for endangered cultural heritage. Geneva stands out as a beacon of hope, safeguarding treasures from conflicts such …
Switzerland’s Role in Protecting Endangered Cultural Heritage Read More
In 2025, a report titled “The Human Right to Equality and Non-Discrimination: The Experience of Refugees from Ukraine on Both Banks of the Dniester/Nistru River” was issued by UN Human …
Assessing Refugee Rights: Discrimination and Inclusion in Moldova Read More
In 2025, UN Human Rights Moldova released a report titled “The Human Right to Equality and Non-Discrimination: The Experience of Refugees from Ukraine on Both Banks of the Dniester/Nistru River.” …
Assessing Equality and Non-Discrimination for Ukrainian Refugees in Moldova Read More
In an emphatic move, Greece has joined the International Council of Museums (ICOM) Red Lists, a crucial effort to curb the illicit trafficking of cultural artefacts. This classification system highlights …
Greece Joins ICOM’s Red Lists to Curb Cultural Artefact Trafficking Read More
The Financial Times has appointed Claire Jones as its new U.S. economics editor, stationed in Washington DC. This strategic decision aims to bolster the newspaper’s coverage of trade and economic …
Financial Times Appoints Claire Jones as U.S. Economics Editor Read More
The Granada International Convention on the Economics of World Heritage is set to unfold from March 20-21, 2025, in the captivating backdrop of Granada, Spain. Organised by the Association for …
Exploring the Economics of World Heritage: Granada International Convention Read More
Increasing consumption in China is essential for economic recovery, as demonstrated by the newly unveiled “special action plan”. This initiative includes measures such as installing more lifts in tall buildings, …
Can China Stimulate Consumer Spending Amid Economic Challenges? Read More
Scapegoat economics refers to the dangerous trend of blaming minority groups for societal issues that arise during times of rapid change. As we navigate the fast-paced transformations of the Fourth …
Scapegoat Economics: A Threat to the Fourth Industrial Revolution’s Diversity Read More
Economics at SOAS University of London is paving the way for a brighter 21st century. The Department’s commitment to contemporary education has garnered recognition, as Rethinking Economics International named SOAS …
Forging a Brighter Future: Economics at SOAS University of London Read More