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In 1776, Adam Smith reflected on international trade and tariffs in his seminal work, “Wealth of Nations,” asserting, “What is prudence in the conduct of every private family, can scarce …
Tariffs: Lessons from History on Free Trade Principles Read More
As Kenya finds itself languishing in troubling times reminiscent of a past that many hoped had faded, citizens express trepidation over the repeated attacks on freedom of expression. The usual …
The Struggle for Expression: Persecution of Cartoonists in Kenya Read More
In the unfolding narrative of Berlin’s transit workforce, the Verdi union faces a pivotal moment in its contract negotiations with BVG. Despite calls for an all-out strike to bolster demands …
Berlin Transit Workers Stand United Against Arbitration Threats Read More
In a remarkable event, Alexandra Hildebrandt, a 66-year-old woman from Berlin, has welcomed her 10th child, a healthy baby boy named Philipp, following an uncomplicated Caesarean section. This is her …
Berlin Woman, 66, Welcomes Her 10th Child, Defying Age Expectations Read More
Berlin’s techno clubs, with their famed picky bouncers, create an enigmatic experience for party enthusiasts, who often queue for hours just to face a stern rejection at the door. A …
Decoding Berlin’s Techno Club Door Policies: A Study on Exclusivity and Diversity Read More
Sebastian Jacot, a Swiss flute player, has recently parted ways with the renowned Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra after being denied tenure despite two years as principal. Reflecting on his journey over …
Sebastian Jacot Reflects on Life After Berlin Philharmonic Read More
In a remarkable shift, Germany’s defence industry has ignited, with stocks soaring and arms manufacturers springing to action. Armin Papperger, the CEO of Rheinmetall, the nation’s largest arms producer, remarked, …
Germany’s Defence Sector Soars Amid Increased Military Spending Read More
In a worrying turn of events, Conservative MP Melissa Lantsman accused Birju Dattani, a respected human rights scholar, of antisemitism shortly before he was set to assume the role of …
The Weaponization of Antisemitism: The Case of Birju Dattani in Canada Read More
The impending budget cuts to Berlin’s cultural sector threaten to eclipse the city’s vibrant artistic landscape, leaving behind echoes of lost creativity and innovation. As theaters brace for layoffs and …
Berlin’s Arts Budget Cuts: Threatening the Heartbeat of Cultural Diversity Read More