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More than 180 missiles were launched at Israel by a mortal enemy of the United States and Israel – Iran. Although the damage was limited to light shrapnel injuries, this attack is a hazardous move in...
Law and legal practice has always been heavy with paperwork, documentation, and rigid structures, but does it have to be? When Artificial Intelligence (AI) first sprung into the world, its potential was limitless. The way AI...
After over 20 years of anticipation and political wrangling, construction of the Seine-Nord Europe Canal (SNEC) has officially begun, signifying a huge shift in transportation dynamics in France, Belgium, and the Netherlands. This massive infrastructure project,...
On the night of October 1, 2017, gunman Stephen Paddock opened fire on a crowd of 22,000 concert-goers from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay hotel in Las Vegas, killing 58 people and injuring over...
The Israeli-Hezbollah conflict represents one of the longest-running and most complex confrontations in the contemporary Middle East. Anchored in historical grievances, disputed territory, and regional hegemony, the pattern of conflict has evolved over several decades. Indeed,...
Instagram and other social media platforms have started to bring in users who are getting younger and younger. As a result, many parents have started to call for more restrictions on teen accounts. Instagram recently heard...
After their latest meeting, the US Federal reserve announced that they would be cutting interest rates down half a point; a first in 4 years. Though the 40-year highs of 7% inflation in 2022 have started...
In 2014, Brazil passed the “Internet Bill of Rights,” or the “Marco Civil da Internet.” This bipartisan framework for internet regulation aimed to strike a balance between free speech and user privacy. The main component was...
Currently in Texas, a law protecting minors from undergoing life-altering and deadly surgeries has faced serious controversy, triggering debates across the state. Senate Bill 14 (SB 14), which is now in effect, has sparked discussions among...
“Laws are spider webs through which the big flies pass and the little ones get caught.“ -Honoré de Balzac It’s no secret that money buys one a sense of social superiority in most fields, but it’s...
Chaos in Congo’s Jails: The Attempted Escape That Shook the Nation
September 3, 2024
Africa / Asia-Pacific / Economics
China’s Slowing Economy and What This Means For Africa
August 6, 2024
