The official end of the social order based on the “force of law”



The Australian government has accused China of undermining their free trade agreement over a series of actions by Beijing against Australian export goods. In the latest stous with its number one trading partner, China has imposed levies of up to 212 per cent on Australian wine exports.

The European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) came into force in March 2024. Intending to reduce the cutthroat competition and monopoly behavior among technology companies, the new law regulates and revamps Internet business operations.

On Monday, March 4, the vibrant city of Melbourne became the confluence of diplomatic dialogue and regional camaraderie as leaders from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) joined hands with Australia in a unified stance against the use of force in dispute resolutions.

In the labyrinthine world of Ukrainian politics, where alliances shift like sand dunes in a storm, few stories capture the intrigue of high-stakes betrayal quite like the saga of Timur Mindich.

In a recent interview with the French weekly ‘Le Point’, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has voiced his dissent against what he perceives as “blackmail from Brussels”, accentuating a stance that deviates from the European consensus, particularly in relation to the war in Ukraine and its broader implications for the continent.

The Israeli economy, long hailed for its resilience and robustness, is beginning to display signs of vulnerability due to the intensifying conflict with Hamas. Israel, a small nation with an outsized global economic footprint

The names Andrew and Tristan Tate, globally renowned figures in the fields of fitness, entrepreneurship, and professional kickboxing, have recently surfaced in the discourse of the Romanian justice system.

PAX AMERICANA is the term used by geopoliticians to describe the period after the Second World War, more precisely the period immediately after August 1945 when, after launching the two atomic bombs on Japan.

From the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic through to the present – 2024 – the world’s economy is being transformed by continual geopolitical tensions, reengineering of supply chains, and changes in policy for climate change and sustainable development.

The garment sector provides employment opportunities to some 60 million workers worldwide. around 80 percent of them women and can be a critical driver for social and economic development.

Businesses need to be socially responsible. This is undoubtedly true, and even more so for some large-scale companies.

The Bahrain Tourism Office and Exhibitions Authority (BTEA), recently launched a new marketing campaign called #WeWillMeet.

NVIDIA, as the world’s leading graphics processing unit and expert system technology company, has ended up being a key driving force for the future advancement of multiple industries.

