In recent years, the United States has adopted an increasingly unilateral approach to international affairs, withdrawing from key global agreements and sidelining multilateral institutions. This shift, particularly visible during the Trump administration, has had significant consequences for the global order, especially for Europe. As Washington continues to assert its dominance while acting unpredictably, Europe is […]

In the state of current global trajectories, involving climate change, businesses are being pressured now, more than ever, to practice sustainability in production. Despite laws on production to protect the environment being enacted in countries such as the US & UK, global carbon emissions continue to soar to unprecedented heights. Now, consumers are faced with

On the afternoon of February 11th, 1979, the man of wisdom, the voice of freedom, the only hope of independence and dignity arrived in Tehran in an old Chevrolet car, set to bring liberty with himself from France. He is surrounded by people. One is standing on the car boot smiling away, the other is

As the U.S. national debt surges past $36 trillion, headlines are growing louder. Commentators warn of spiralling deficits, rising interest payments, and an impending fiscal crisis. Bond yields have surged, fiscal hawks are emboldened, and even presidential candidates are framing the debt as a threat to America’s future. With the Congressional Budget Office projecting a

On the 4th of December 1928, while Louis Armstrong’s trumpet sang a tune of national exuberance, President Calvin Coolidge strode into Congress with unwavering assurance, announcing, ‘No Congress of the United States ever assembled, on surveying the state of the Union, has met with a more pleasing prospect than that which appears at the present

“The key enabler for the advancement of civilization is synergy between a supportive space policy framework, pioneering business models and the development of a vibrant space economy,”- Michael Suffredini, CEO of Axiom Space. As the new space race accelerates, fuelled by private companies and national space agencies, its economic ripple effects are transforming industries far

It is clear that one of UK universities’ biggest tasks is to adequately equip students with the skills and attributes to thrive in a dynamic labour market, evolving around political change and economic upheaval. An economics education can offer invaluable preparation for graduates before entering the real world, down to the practical application and exposure