The Russian Federation, President Putin and the Russian Military are Financially...
By Charles H. Camp, Kiran Nasir Gore and Lilia Chu
The ongoing crisis prevents the Ukrainian public from accessing judicial remedies in Ukraine or Russia...
The Metaverse and Web 3.0: Embedding Ourselves into the Internet
By Ray Schroeder
We are embarking on an online environment transformation that is every bit as revolutionary as the inception of the Web browser in...
Women in Boardrooms: After Ten Years of Equality Drives, It’s Time...
By Keith Cuthbertson
The push to more fairly represent women in UK boardrooms is making good progress, according to the final report of the independent Hampton-Alexander review....
Four Tips for Learning Language Through Film and TV
By Neophytos Mitsigkas
Films and TV shows can be great tools to help you become a more competent speaker of another language. By captivating your...
Japan’s Path to Becoming a Leader in Western Science: An Asian...
By Anthony Poole
Several well-intentioned efforts seek to incorporate mātauranga Māori (Māori knowledge) into science in New Zealand. These include a pilot National Certificate in Educational Achievement...
With Male Imperial Descendants Dwindling, Will Japan’s Leaders Finally Accept a...
By Masafumi Monden
Princess Aiko, the only child of Japan’s Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako, came of age last month as she turned 20. Despite her...
FOREIGN OFFICE REPORT
The Outlook For The Global Economy
By Graham Vanbergen
It really would be nice to think that Putin’s attack on Ukraine will be short-lived and the world begins its recovery from the...
More Innovation Can Creatively Destroy Firearm Violence
By Dan Prud'homme
We need more investment in two types of technologies that could dramatically reduce gun violence in America: better non-lethal arms and a...
What The War In Ukraine Means For Business
By Paul Bracken
The war in Ukraine has far reaching implications for business. Companies will face more complicated political and social issues than the stark,...
Climate Change: The IPCC has Served Its Purpose, So Do We...
By Ilan Kelman
In 1990, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) issued its first assessment report on the state of climate change science. The synthesis of...
Japan’s Path to Becoming a Leader in Western Science: An Asian...
By Anthony Poole
Several well-intentioned efforts seek to incorporate mātauranga Māori (Māori knowledge) into science in New Zealand. These include a pilot National Certificate in Educational Achievement...
With Male Imperial Descendants Dwindling, Will Japan’s Leaders Finally Accept a...
By Masafumi Monden
Princess Aiko, the only child of Japan’s Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako, came of age last month as she turned 20. Despite her...
Turning Back Migrant Boats: What Does the International Law of the...
By Dr. Hayley Roberts
The Home Office has unveiled plans to use “turnback” tactics in the English Channel, with the border force compelling small boats carrying migrants...
Esports: How the Struggling Hospitality Industry could Capitalise on this Massive...
By Jamie Thompson and Babak Taheri
During the pandemic, the sporting world ground to a halt. Global events such as the Olympics, Formula 1 racing,...
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