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The UN Cybercrime Convention moves closer to a General Assembly vote amid widespread concern from tech and human rights advocates about its potential for misuse. The U.S. and U.K. defend …
UN Cybercrime Treaty Sparks Debate Amid Human Rights Concerns Read More
The UK’s First Secretary at the UN urged the need for human rights safeguards in the Convention on Countering Cybercrime. Despite concerns over potential rights violations, the UK stressed that …
UK Advocates for Human Rights Protections in Cybercrime Convention Discussion Read More
The MAGA movement argues that economic stagnation is not an inevitable reality but a challenge to be overcome through innovation and deregulation. Influential figures like Peter Thiel highlight the dangers …
MAGAnomics: A Bold Counterpoint to Economic Stagnation Read More
Nobel-prize winning economist Paul Krugman warns that Donald Trump’s immigration policies could inflate prices on groceries and housing. His proposed mass deportations might create labor shortages in crucial sectors, driving …
Trump’s Immigration Plans: A Recipe for Rising Grocery and Housing Prices Read More
The Human Rights Act 1998 has led judges to make decisions on moral and political issues, traditionally handled by Parliament. A Policy Exchange report analyzes 25 cases since the Act’s …
Reassessing the Human Rights Act: Judicial Overreach and Parliamentary Authority Read More
Policy Exchange’s paper examines the negative repercussions of the Human Rights Act 1998 through twenty-five essential cases, illustrating its profound impact on UK governance and public policy across diverse areas …
The Ripple Effect of the Human Rights Act 1998: A Critical Examination Read More
Donald Trump’s upcoming presidency heralds significant economic changes, including proposed tax reforms, potential elimination of the Department of Education, and plans to expel undocumented workers. These actions may have profound …
The Upcoming Economic Landscape Under Trump: Challenges and Opportunities Read More
On November 7, 2024, Crimea lawyers Lilia Hemedzhy and Rustem Kiamilev faced an illegal search by Russian authorities, part of a broader pattern of state repression against human rights defenders. …
Repression in Occupied Crimea: The Persecution of Lawyers Lilia Hemedzhy and Rustem Kiamilev Read More
In 2012, a significant percentage of U.S. students exhibited a lack of economic understanding, which has critical implications as they engage in voting. Currently, a majority lack knowledge about essential …
Addressing Economic Illiteracy in Young Americans Read MorePresident Trump’s economic policy reflects the principles of the Chicago School of Economics, emphasizing market-driven solutions like tariffs to foster fair trade and national industry growth. By contrasting sharply with …
Trump’s Economic Strategy: The Chicago School Influence Unveiled Read More