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    REMITTANCES OR AID: WHAT’S BEST FOR AFRICA?

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    In recent years, the United States government has faced significant debates over its foreign aid programs, especially with the recent development of President Donald…

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    by Georgiana Morris May 18, 2025

    One of the largest breakthroughs of the 21st century has been in the field of artificial intelligence (AI), particularly the creation of ChatGPT. Widely…

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  • EconomicsEducationKoreaYouth

    The Paradox of the Prestige Economy: How Chaebols Drive Youth Unemployment in South Korea

    written by Matthew Inui
    May 18, 2025
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  • ChinaDonald TrumpEconomicsFree TradeThe International Economy

    Shaking Hands Not Fists: US Tariffs Are Pushing Allies Towards China

    by Brianna Bell May 18, 2025

    On April 2, 2025, American President Donald Trump imposed a 10 percent tariff on all imported goods to the United States, as well as…

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  • EuropeFree TradeGlobal HealthIndia

    How the India-EU Free Trade Agreement Threatens Global Health Access

    by thegeneration April 7, 2025

    By Shail Patel The race to finalize the long-stalled India-EU Free Trade Agreement by the end of 2025 masks a potentially devastating threat to…

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  • Japan

    The Silent Epidemic: The Economic Roots of Japan’s Hikikomori Epidemic

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    Trump’s New World Order

    by Brianna Bell April 3, 2025

    Two days after Donald Trump won the United States presidential election in November, Russian president Vladimir Putin took the stage in Sochi, Russia. “In…

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  • International LawJournalismUncategorized

    The Scope of International Law Protections for Journalists

    by Lucine Ekizian April 2, 2025

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    How the U.S. Withdrawal of Development Programs Is Fueling Conflict in the DRC and Threatening Regional Stability

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