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Since 2014, bilateral trade between the EU and the U.S. has practically doubled. According to the European Commission, it reached 1 trillion euros for the first time in 2024. While trade flows have risen, the trade balance in favor of the EU has ballooned. Last year, the bloc exported 532 billion euros to the U.S., […]

  The system of protection, as much as it forms the only means of placing those nations which are far behind in civilization on equal terms with the one predominating nation, appears to be the most efficient means of furthering the final union of nations, and hence also of promoting true freedom of trade. Friedrich […]

This material was published as part of our “Publish with Us” series.    Throughout history, poverty, economic inequality, and oppression by ruling classes have been recurring forces that drive social change and revolutionary movements. Peasant revolts have frequently emerged to challenge economic disparities and advocate for the rights of lower classes, often aligning with populist […]

  This week, all key finance ministers and central bank governors are gathering in Washington for the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank. These two supranational institutions were created out of the Bretton Woods agreements, which sought to provide a financial and economic framework for the global economy. That system was, on […]

  In an era when financial access is becoming increasingly digital, the benefits of this transition must be weighed against the risks. Convenience, efficiency and often lower expenses have certainly improved the banking experience for many customers, but at what cost? Privacy concerns and fears regarding the future of financial sovereignty and independence are on […]