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During a recent visit to Harbin, the capital of Heilongjiang Province, World Athletics president Sebastian Coe commended China’s impressive ability to host elite sporting events. He expressed his delight following …
Sebastian Coe Applauds China’s Sporting Endeavors at Asian Winter Games Read More
During the World Economic Forum, economist Dani Rodrik discussed the pitfalls of ‘hyper globalization’, emphasizing the detachment this has created between average citizens and political leaders. He advocates against isolationism, …
Navigating Globalization, Economic Nationalism, and Democracy: Insights from Dani Rodrik Read More
The cultural tourism sector is poised for a remarkable evolution, anticipated to grow by USD 6.67 billion from 2024 to 2028. This surge is driven by travelers’ thirst for authentic …
Cultural Tourism Set for Innovative Growth Through 2028 with AI and Immersive Experiences Read More
A recent study from China has revealed the mental health benefits of a hearty breakfast for individuals with heart disease. It indicates that those who consume a calorie-rich breakfast are …
Heart Patients: A Hearty Breakfast May Protect Against Depression Read More
The animated film Ne Zha 2 has soared to unprecedented heights, breaking box office records and enchanting audiences globally. Infused with stunning interpretations of ancient Chinese artifacts such as Sanxingdui’s …
*Ne Zha 2*: A Cinematic Journey Through Ancient Chinese Culture and Artifacts Read More
On December 26, 2024, we marked the somber fifth anniversary of the crackdown on the “Xiamen gathering,” where 20 Chinese human rights defenders and lawyers convened in Xiamen, China, to …
Fifth Anniversary of the Xiamen Gathering Crackdown: A Call for Justice Read More
In December, China’s government unleashed sanctions against two Canadian organizations—the Uyghur Rights Advocacy Project and the Canada-Tibet Committee—as well as 20 individuals. This marks the latest chapter in Beijing’s ongoing …
Canada Urged to Take Action for Uyghurs’ Rights and Safety Read More
The proposed 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada by the Trump administration could spell trouble for Texas, as economist Pia Orrenius from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas warns. While …
Economist Warns Texas at Risk from Proposed Tariffs on Mexico Read More
In his approach to tariffs, President Trump seems to overlook basic economic principles, suggesting that other countries bear the burden of these taxes. His recent decision to implement a 25% …
Understanding the Impact of Trump’s Tariffs on American Consumers Read More
On February 1, President Trump enforced significant tariffs: a hefty 25% on energy products from Canada and Mexico, and 10% on goods from China. These nations rank as America’s top …
Trump’s Tariffs: The Economic and Geopolitical Costs Read More