The global economy is never a stable, well-oiled machine. It’s more like a collection of moving parts—some grinding together, others outright colliding. As we move into 2025, several […]
Ethics / Foreign Policy / Policy / Rights and Equality
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The Assault on Democratic Institutions
In the initial fortnight of President Trump’s second term, we’ve witnessed a series of actions that not only challenge democratic norms but also raise significant legal and ethical […]
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How Finland Proved Homelessness Is a Policy Choice
Societies reveal their character in how they treat the most vulnerable. Finland, a country of just over 5.5 million people, has redefined the global conversation on homelessness through […]
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The U.S. Exit from the Paris Accord
Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw the United States from the Paris Climate Accord is a glaring example of putting corporate polluters ahead of public welfare. This move not […]
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Building the Future of Climate Smart Healthcare
Healthcare facilities are often at the forefront of serving communities, but they also stand as some of the most resource-intensive structures in operation. From high energy demands to […]
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Fighting Fires, Fighting Injustice: Why Inmate Firefighters Deserve Fair Pay
Wildfires continue to ravage California, leaving devastation in their wake and putting lives and property at grave risk. Among the brave souls fighting these infernos are incarcerated individuals, […]
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The Peaceful Warrior
Jimmy Carter was a rare breed of leader. In a world often fixated on power and personal ambition, Carter dedicated his life to something greater — the pursuit […]
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The Power of Lessons Learned.
Every entrepreneur starts with a dream—a vision of building something meaningful. But let me tell you, the first business is never the masterpiece. It’s the practice run, the […]
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Martial Law and Democratic Norms
The recent political turmoil in South Korea, marked by President Yoon Suk Yeol’s declaration of martial law, raises questions about the potential for similar actions in the United […]
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The Pandora’s Box of Pardon: A Tragic Misstep in Leadership
Joe Biden has always been a figure who places family at the center of his universe. His public life is replete with moments where his role as a […]