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How China is Attempting to Overcome Its Malacca Dilemma
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“Wouldn’t It Be Nice If We Had Green Energy?”
As tensions between Iran and the United States disrupts trade …
The Return of the Class Struggle
The Gen Z in Europe is undoubtedly one of the …
Pt.2: The Fault Lines of Europe’s Energy Future
The Swedish Minister of Foreign Affairs, Maria Malmer Stenergard, recently …
Working for Experience, Not Money: The Real Cost of Unpaid Internships
Nowadays, completing an internship is essentially a required step before …
The Scissorhands of a blue dyed dollar
The illegal ‘blue’ currency is popular amongst Argentineans who prefer the stability of the official dollar but are restricted by the government to use it. However, the fake currency has become an inconvenience for international transactions from unaware tourists as prices at the official rate are double.
Having Greenland is Better than Having Bourbon – The growing U.S. consumer goods boycott spreading across the world
Throughout Europe and Canada, a consumer boycott movement against U.S. goods is growing in response to President Trump’s and his administration’s potential trade war and territorial threats. From removing items from shelves to marking European-made products, citizens create resistance.
Brexit effects and how Northern Ireland found a unique path forward
Through its special status, Northern Ireland maintains access to both EU and UK markets, which has created economic opportunities as Brexit effects starts to show its costs in the UK
Climate Finance at COP29: Debates on Responsibility and Justice
Dubbed the “Finance COP”, COP29’s key aim is to unite 198 parties to set a new global climate finance target.