The Omnibus Bill: A Controversial Attempt to Solve Argentina’s Economic Crisis Argentina’s lower house of Congress has begun a lengthy debate on President Javier Milei’s comprehensive bill aimed at reforming the economy, politics, and even certain aspects of private life. This controversial Omnibus Bill was initially comprised of 664 articles, but has been reduced by […]
Unrest Spreads as Farmers Demand Protections and Financial Support In recent weeks, France has witnessed significant unrest among its farming community, with tractor convoys heading towards Paris and other major cities and the disruption of essential services. This growing dissatisfaction also spans across several European countries, including Germany, Romania, Belgium, and Italy. Nearly 80 Arrested […]
Prime Minister Gabriel Attal Announces Measures in Support of Agriculture In response to the unrest among farmers, French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal has announced a series of measures aimed at supporting the agricultural sector and addressing their concerns. Joined by Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire, Agriculture Minister Marc Fesneau, and Ecological Transition Minister Christophe Béchu, […]
Cereals and Meat Drives Global Price Dip In January, the world food price index, which is monitored by the United Nations (UN) food agency, fell for the seventh consecutive month, reaching its lowest level in almost three years. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), this decline can be attributed to drops in cereals […]
Economic Growth Predictions for Major Countries: IMF Outlook In an analysis conducted on February 2, 2024, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) offered its growth predictions for several major countries. China is expected to grow by 4.6%, Russia by 2.6%, the US by 2.1%, and the eurozone by only 0.9%. Europe’s low growth prediction is concerning […]
The Missing Element in Economics Education In today’s economics courses, the acknowledgement of normative aspects seems to be mere routine rather than a sincere invitation for students to think critically about their studies. Introductory and intermediate economics courses quickly move away from acknowledging the moral implications of economic theories, shifting focus to axioms such as […]
Taiwan recently elected China-friendly opposition politician Han Kuo-yu as the new legislative speaker of its Kuomintang (KMT) party, a shift that could potentially impact domestic politics and strain cross-strait relations with Beijing. A Shift Towards Divided Governance The election of Han to head Taiwan’s largest opposing party confirms that the government will be divided for […]
Addressing Food Safety Concerns in the Era of International Trade and Climate Challenges In a world increasingly impacted by climate change, ensuring food safety and healthy trade practices is paramount. Markus Lipp, Vittorio Fattori, and Cosimo Avesani argue that nations must work together to strengthen their food safety efforts at national, regional, and international levels. […]
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