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The Economist’s “The World Ahead 2025” launches with a focus on economic and political uncertainties shaped by Trump’s presidency. It outlines ten critical themes including geopolitical tensions, global trade, and …
The Economist Reveals “The World Ahead 2025”: Navigating Uncertainties Ahead Read More
The article discusses how the crypto community, often viewed negatively, serves as a voice of economic discontent, critiquing traditional fiscal policies that fuel public distrust. Highlighting parallels with Labour’s recent …
What Crypto Can Teach Labour About Economic Discontent Read More
The Azerbaijani government faces accusations of detaining climate activists during COP29, raising alarms among human rights groups. With over 300 political prisoners, critics contend that dissent is being suppressed under …
COP29’s Host, Azerbaijan, Under Scrutiny for Human Rights Violations Read More
Bahraini activists heavily criticize the UK for awarding King Hamad an honorary knighthood, calling it a betrayal amidst ongoing human rights abuses in Bahrain. They cite issues like torture and …
Activists Decry UK Honoring King Hamad Amid Ongoing Human Rights Violations Read More
IndustriALL Global Union has filed complaints against Next, New Yorker, and LPP for labor rights violations in Myanmar. These brands continue operations despite evidence of exploitation under military rule. Calls …
IndustriALL Takes Action Against Major Brands Over Myanmar Labor Violations 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
At the UN Third Committee, the UK’s Liz Page highlighted the necessity of human rights protections within the newly proposed Convention aimed at countering cybercrime. While acknowledging stakeholder concerns about …
UK Stresses Importance of Human Rights Protections in Cyber Crime Convention Read More
Human Rights Watch is urging the UN to deploy peacekeepers to Sudan due to escalating violence, particularly in Al Jazirah, where hundreds have died. The situation has worsened following a …
Human Rights Watch Appeals for UN Peacekeepers as Violence Surges in Sudan Read More
The University of Manchester has partnered with the Royal Economic Society’s UK Women in Economics Network to enhance diversity and support women’s roles in economics. This collaboration aims to improve …
Empowering Women in Economics: A New Partnership for Change Read More
Activists are gathering for the Dekoloniale Berlin Conference 2024 to mark the 140th anniversary of the Berlin Africa Conference. This event will focus on reparations and addressing colonial injustices with …
Activists Gather in Berlin to Address Colonial Legacy and Push for Reparations Read More