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International Economy

Russia and North Korea Economic Relationship

By Writer
19 September 2023
in :  International Economy
216

            A meeting between two of the world’s most isolated leaders took place on September 12th of 2023. Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un unite once again since 2019 in Eastern Russia, where they are expected to discuss further alliances between the two nuclear powers. The main topic of discussion is expected to be military aid from both ends, however …

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Europe’s strategy to compete with Asia for the computer chip industry

By Writer
28 August 2023
in :  International Economy
191

For some decades now, it has been known that the Asian continent leads the global chip industry and is the largest market, accounting for 60% of global sales – of which 30% are produced by China alone. Moreover, US production fell by 12% in 2020 and Europe’s by 35%, the reason being that with the COVID-19 pandemic, the semiconductor industry …

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Europe’s race for energy sovereignty

By Writer
25 July 2023
in :  International Economy
140

A Europe already battered by the pandemic has seen the emergence this winter of a weakness that is not new, but whose side effects have grown exponentially: its dependence on energy imports. The commitment to the ecological transition has forced the region, once addicted to coal, to migrate to other sources of energy. With insufficient green energy infrastructure for self-sufficiency, …

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The US-China chip war

By Writer
19 June 2023
in :  International Economy, Recent Topics
1,342

  The US and China are currently engaged in a global struggle for dominance in the semiconductor industry, which has become a vital sector for everything from smartphones to advanced military technology. China has made it a long-term economic development policy goal to strengthen its position in strategic technologies, including semiconductors, also known as `chips`. However, the US sees China’s …

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The Blue Economy and its related crimes

By Writer
8 June 2023
in :  International Economy
210

“Blue economy” is an economic term related to the marine environment and correlated economic activities; in particular, with “Blue economy”, reference is made to the preservation, regeneration, and exploitation of the marine environment. As a matter of facts, the term “blue economy” is more and more being implied by International and Regional Organizations when referring to sustainable development approaches to …

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The importance of transitioning to a circular economy

By Writer
11 April 2023
in :  Green Economy, International Economy
259

With climate change having an increasing impact on productive economic cycles, it is increasingly necessary to find alternatives that allow the economy to function while at the same time protecting the environment. Every year, more and more natural resources are depleted or being depleted, and it is for this reason, in addition to environmental protection, that it is appropriate to …

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Cushioning the Impact of the Recession:  Free-Trade Agreement to the Rescue

By Writer
24 November 2022
in :  International Economy
282

While reports of a soon-approaching recession are making rounds amidst the news of big tech companies laying off their employees, many around the world are anxious about how to survive another economic dip. The impending question is whether the economy barely recovering from the effects of the global pandemic can survive another recession. With inflation rates highest in more than …

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Rishi Sunak’s Action Plan for the United Kingdom: Does the Brit Got Talent to Survive?

By Writer
2 November 2022
in :  International Economy
187

While the news of the first Person of Color moving into Downing Street is still making waves through the Globe, the real test in front of the newly appointed Prime Minister of the UK, Rishi Sunak, is much larger than his journey to No.10. He is tasked with picking up a reeling nation after Truss’ disastrous tenure that lasted seven …

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UNCTAD Recommends curbing cryptocurrencies in ‘developing’ countries’: Future of Crypto?

By Writer
5 September 2022
in :  International Economy
134

The UN Trade and Development Body, UNCTAD, has called to curb the rise of cryptocurrency in developing countries, calling them unstable financial assets that cause unforeseeable risks and costs. The three newly-released policy briefs examined the risks and costs of cryptocurrencies, including the threats cryptocurrencies bring to financial stability, domestic resource mobilisation and the security of monetary systems. The document …

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What is Going on with € Today and Why?

By Writer
5 August 2022
in :  International Economy
209

For the first time since 2002, the dollar and euro exchange rates were equal on the global market on Tuesday, July 12. For several months, the European currency has been quickly depreciating compared to the American dollar. Experts attribute that to the general decline of the European economy following the imposition of sanctions against Russia. Thus, in the background of a disruption in trade …

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