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In February, Gallup’s Economic Confidence Index (ECI) held steady at -19, mirroring January’s figures. This index gauges Americans’ views on current economic conditions and their outlook, ranging from +100 for …
Economic Confidence Index Holds Steady at -19 in February Read More
Javier Milei, the Argentine president, is caught in scandal after an ill-fated endorsement of the cryptocurrency $LIBRA. On February 14th, he praised it on X, claiming it would support local …
Javier Milei’s Crypto Misadventure: A Presidential Embarrassment Read More
In a stark message to the Council of Europe, Human Rights Commissioner Michael O’Flaherty warned against the suspension of U.S. international aid, highlighting its detrimental effects on millions globally, including …
Urgent Call for Europe to Address U.S. Aid Suspension Impact on Human Rights Read More
At Frieze Los Angeles 2025, from February 20 to 23, the exhibition “Souvenirs of a Forgotten Past” hosted by SolidNature and Secrets of the Universe presents a unique tabletop installation. …
Exploring Diaspora Through Art: ‘Souvenirs of a Forgotten Past’ at Frieze LA 2025 Read More
As the Human Rights Council convenes, it marks three years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, underscoring the urgency of its mission. The European Union firmly denounces Russia’s persistent aggressions …
Human Rights Council Session: A Call to Action for Global Justice Read More
A Uyghur human rights advocate, Idris Hasan, has recently emerged from a prolonged detention in Morocco that lasted 43 harrowing months. Accused by China of terrorism and linked to the …
Uyghur Human Rights Activist Idris Hasan Resettled in the U.S. After Moroccan Detention Read More
As globalisation accelerates, traditional Special Economic Zones (SEZs) are revealing their limitations in fostering adaptability and innovation. While SEZs offer incentives such as tax breaks and relaxed regulations for domestic …
Special Charter Zones: Reimagining Economic Development Beyond SEZs Read More
In our rapidly globalising world, the limitations of traditional Special Economic Zones (SEZs) are becoming evident. While SEZs have spurred trade and industrial growth, their lack of flexibility and autonomy …
Unlocking Potential: The Rise of Special Charter Zones Read More
In a survey of 50 American economists, nearly all would condemn the idea of raising tariffs to spur economic growth, showing a rare consensus in a field often rife with …
The Economic Perils of Tariffs: Lessons from Adam Smith Read More
Amnesty International is taking a stand as a British Columbia court upholds the convictions of three Indigenous land defenders: Sleydo’ (Molly Wickham), Shaylynn Sampson, and Corey “Jayohcee” Jocko. Their appeals …
Amnesty International Challenges B.C. Court Ruling on Indigenous Land Defenders Read More