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All eyes on the largest Democracy: Farmer’s protest turned Violent
Farmers in India closed down vast tracts of the country's transport, retailers, and marketplaces as they intensified their protests against new agricultural legislation with...
Vietnam’s 13th National Party Congress: Agenda, Achievements and Expectations
Vietnam is holding its 13th National Party Congress from January 25to 02 February, 2021. While the party congress is going to decide about the...
How Indian farmers’ protest is converting into an all-India Oppressed Peoples’ Movement
The farmer’s protest began, initially, with sole aim to get the new farm laws repealed. The farmers perceived them as a surreptitious and predatory...
Economic Diplomacy in times of Pandemic
The coronavirus presents Germany's most significant challenge in its postwar history; Chancellor Angela Merkel told viewers across the German nation. COVID triggered the most...
MENA Unbound: Ten Years after the Arab Spring, Avoiding Another Lost Decade
Ten years ago, to the day, the Tunisian people revolted against their president. They denounced his regime, his policies, and his corrupt practices and...
GDP growth in Mozambique, other Portuguese-speaking African countries
The United Nations Department for Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA) has estimated that all the Portuguese-language countries in Africa will grow this year, also...
China-Brazil relations, the win-win strategy, and third-parties’ bad faith
In a previous article we focused on Argentina, but it is worth continuing to analyse the situation in Latin America.
Another case is Brazil, a...
Study Finds Ways To Boost Intra-African Trade and Build Resilience
On 1 January 2021, the African Union launched the Africa Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), the world’s biggest free trade area and Africa’s most...
Sign of a Volcano Erupting in Iran
Since its inception in 1979, the Iranian regime has relied on two pillars to sustain its hold on power: relentless repression at home, and...
Investment in Upskilling Could Boost Global GDP by $6.5 trillion by 2030
Accelerated investment in upskilling and reskilling of workers could add at least $6.5 trillion to global GDP, create 5.3 million (net) new jobs by...