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The Bad Economics of Bullying: Rethinking Foreign-Policy Strategies U.S. President Donald Trump has employed a bullying approach in foreign policy, threatening various nations with punitive measures like tariffs to secure …
The Folly of Bullying in Foreign Policy: An Economic Perspective Read More
The concept of bullying, often associated with crude playground tactics, surprisingly manifests in the realm of global diplomacy. U.S. President Donald Trump has resorted to threats against various nations, particularly …
The Economics of Bullying in Foreign Policy Read More
Panama and Costa Rica have suspiciously aligned with U.S. policies that infringe upon the rights of asylum seekers. These nations are now unlawfully detaining individuals, obstructing their access to refuge …
Panama and Costa Rica’s Complicity in U.S.-Facilitated Human Rights Violations Read More
Australia’s Human Rights Commissioner has raised significant concerns about a recent decision to resettle three members of the NZYQ cohort in Nauru. In a letter to Home Affairs Minister Tony …
Human Rights Commissioner Demands Clarity on Nauru Resettlement for NZYQ Cohort Read More
As 2025 unfolds, experts from PRINTING United Alliance highlight pivotal economic, legislative, and regulatory trends to monitor. Chief Economist Andy Paparozzi emphasises the critical observation of productivity trends fuelled by …
2025 Insights: Economic, Legislative, and Regulatory Trends to Watch Read More
Lis Cuesta, wife of Cuba’s ruler Miguel Díaz-Canel, appeared on the television show “Cuadrando la Caja,” promoted as an expert in cultural economics. Despite her background in coordinating tourism events, …
Lis Cuesta’s Cultural Economics Discourse: A Disconnect Between Reality and Rhetoric Read More
In a recent blog post, renowned Harvard economist Gregory Mankiw rebutted former President Trump’s assertion that a value-added tax (VAT) operates as a trade barrier. Mankiw affirmed that VAT is …
Trump’s Tariffs: A Clash with Economic Wisdom Read MoreOn 16 February 2025, important events and announcements have come to light, inviting participation and submissions across various fields of study. Scholars and researchers are encouraged to submit links and …
Upcoming Events and Calls for Papers: February 2025 Read MoreIn Queens, the economic impact of deportation fears is starkly felt, particularly in immigrant communities. Barbershop owner Roberto Duran finds himself staring at an empty chair as customers stay away, …
Deportation Fears Cast Shadow Over Economic Life in Queens Read MoreOn 14 February 2025, leading human rights organisations urged top EU officials, including Ursula von der Leyen and António Costa, to pressurise Bahrain’s King to release two unjustly imprisoned EU …
Urgent Call for EU Action on Bahraini Prisoners’ Human Rights Read More