A Short History of the ‘On Again, Off Again’ Fiscal Stimulus Negotiations
by Jack Rasmus
It’s been more than three months since the March-April economic rescue package, called the Cares Act, expired at the end of July. Since...
How the Trump administration is changing American immigration policy
In taking on the ‘America First’ policy in his 2016 presidential election campaign, Donald Trump made clear his intention to put the interests of...
Exporting Western Rule of Law through the EU
By Boris N. Liedtke
It is undeniable that Western culture based on “rule of law” has established itself as the dominant system throughout the world.
The geopolitical...
The problem with oral agreements – the ongoing battle between PCP and Barclays
By Lorna Sleave
Amanda Staveley - who runs the private equity firm PCP Capital Partners – is currently embroiled in a high-profile High Court battle...
The New Global COVID-19 Threat: Misguided Policies, Virulent Strains, New Waves, and Lost Years
By Dan Steinbock
As the COVID-19 epicenter has moved from the Americas to India and poorer economies and G20 countries remain severely affected, the...
The RSS, ‘Hindutva’ and Rising Attacks against Muslims in India
By Kalim Siddiqui
I. Introduction
The article will discuss the recent attacks against Muslims in Delhi and try to examine the ‘Hindutva’ (defined as extreme Hindu...
1st Presidential Debate: Worse Is Yet to Come
By Dr. Jack Rasmus
The 1st Presidential debate of 2020 held last night, September 29, was a reflection of the growing systemic social crisis in...
Location, Location, Location: Be Careful Where You Start A Legal War
By Charles H. Camp and Kiran Nasir Gore
An effective dispute resolution strategy is dependent on thoughtful analysis of all choices and consideration of their...
It’s the brand, stupid: Why Donald Trump has a critical advantage in the upcoming...
By Glyn Atwal and Maya Kaiser
Campaign activists are gearing up for one of the most aggressive and unpredictable election campaigns in modern US history....
The Future of HSBC in China
By He Jun
HSBC, founded on March 3, 1865, is facing one of the major risks in peacetime since its establishment. It has become an...
EDITOR'S PICK OF THE WEEK
China’s Challenging Search for a New Model of Economic Growth
By Danny Leipziger
China cannot continue to rely on exports to drive its growth, but what are the alternatives?
China ran a $1.2 trillion trade surplus last year, and despite admonitions from the IMF to rely...
