Gold’s Wild Ride: Record Highs, Sharp Sell-Off, and the Human Cost Behind the Glitter
In the span of just one hectic day, gold prices rocketed to a record $4,374 per troy ounce in New York before plunging sharply by over $250 per ounce—a drop…
The Return of Mercantilism in a Multipolar Economy
For decades, economic orthodoxy in the West revolved around one simple idea—maximize the consumer’s welfare. Governments were told to stand aside, markets to allocate resources, and consumers to reign supreme.…
Narco Wars or New Imperialism?
The southern Caribbean is suddenly brimming with warships. In early August, multiple U.S. naval vessels — including the USS Lake Erie, Iwo Jima, and Fort Lauderdale — began moving toward Venezuelan waters. Officially, the…
When Politics Turns Personal: The Social Fallout of Assassinations
The fatal shooting of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk on the campus of Utah Valley University has once again brought political violence to the forefront of public life in America. The…
Shadows Over the Caribbean: U.S. Military Moves and Venezuela’s Uneasy Response
On August 27th, tanks rolled east out of Valencia, Venezuela, kicking up dust and speculation. The Maduro government had announced a nationwide mobilization, responding to U.S. warships stationed off the…
Empowering Social Enterprises Through Circular Learning
In an era marked by urgent environmental challenges and the growing need for social inclusion, the "Circular City Through Educational Circular Economy Methods for Social Enterprises" (CIRC) project stands out…
CHAC: Shaping Active Citizens Through Culture and History
The Erasmus+ project "CHAC – Cultural and Historical awareness for Active Citizenship" has successfully concluded after two years of engaging young people and youth workers across Europe in the co-creation…
Tariffs, Oil, and People: The Social Story Behind India–Russia Cooperation
As global headlines zero in on tariffs, sanctions, and barrels of oil, the India–Russia partnership is quietly shaping lives beyond boardrooms and ministries. This week, New Delhi and Moscow reaffirmed…
Rediscovering the Wild: Finch Hattons Introduces Walking Safaris in Kenya’s Tsavo National Park
In an age where travel is often about ticking off destinations and capturing the perfect photo, Finch Hattons is encouraging a slower, more intentional approach to exploring the wild. The…
While Leaders Meet, Iranians Wait: Sanctions, Silence, and Survival
As diplomats from Iran and Europe re-entered a negotiation room in Geneva last Friday, the symbolism was heavy. It was the first such meeting since the devastating strikes in June,…