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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
Cal State Fullerton economists Anil Puri and Mira Farka discussed the unexpected resilience of the U.S. economy amid challenges like inflation and geopolitical risks at their 2025 forecast presentation. While …
Cal State Fullerton Economists Predict a Slowdown Amid Surprising Resilience Read More
Dawit Isaak, the world’s longest-held journalist in Eritrea, has been awarded the Edelstam Prize for his unwavering commitment to freedom of expression despite being imprisoned for 23 years without trial. …
Dawit Isaak: World’s Longest Detained Journalist Wins Edelstam Prize Read More
Certell, Inc. has been named the official U.S. partner for the International Economics Olympiad, allowing American students aged 14-20 to compete against peers worldwide. The contests will emphasize economic literacy, …
Certell Brings International Economics Olympiad to American Students Read More
The Olympic Games, originating in ancient Greece, were revived in 1896, becoming a global sporting celebration held every four years. The first Olympics featured 280 male athletes from 12 nations …
The Olympic Games: A Journey Through Time, Tradition, and Triumph Read More
Gulf markets faced declines as investors await important US economic signals. Saudi’s benchmark index dipped 0.5%, while Qatar struggled with a 1.4% loss. Conversely, Dubai’s index rose 1.1% bolstered by …
Gulf Markets Retreat as Investors Anticipate US Economic Data 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
Yunmeng County in Hubei, despite being the smallest in the province, is leveraging its vast cultural relics to enhance tourism. With over 5,000 artifacts, including ancient bamboo slips revealing early …
Yunmeng County: Breathing New Life into Cultural Heritage and Tourism Read More
North Korea’s Kim Jong-un perceives international human rights criticism as a severe threat to his regime. Documents reveal his active engagement in suppressing such critiques, including instructing officials to boycott …
Kim Jong-un’s Defensive Tactics Against UN Human Rights Criticism Read More
South Africa prepares to unveil key economic indicators, including unemployment rates and manufacturing output, pivotal for assessing economic health. Upcoming bond auctions may influence interest rates amidst a backdrop of …
South Africa’s Economic Outlook: Key Indicators on the Horizon Read More