In an event hosted by the Ateneo Law and Liberty Circle in Manila, Jim Kelly discusses two competing governance models - "supranational corporatism" and "personalist nationalism."
In an effort to crack down on migration, the European Union has proposed a new plan that would incorporate more effective deportation measures, including "return hubs."
Elle Purnell of The Federalist considers the effects that COVID had on the government's ability to protect Americans, and exposes the "double standard" that resulted.
Senator Bill Hagerty of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee has introduced the "PROTECT USA" Act, which would exempt U.S. companies from complying with the EU's Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive ("CSDDD").
After a six-week review period, Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced that the U.S. Agency for International Development has cancelled over 80% of its programs.
In a statement which reaffirms the Trump Administration's fight against DEI and ESG, U.S. representative to the United Nations Edward Heartney told the assembly that the United States "rejects and denounces the Agenda 2030 for sustainable development and the sustainable development goals, and will no longer reaffirm them as a matter of course."
Peter Burns and Isaac Six of Real Clear Politics analyze the problems within the United States Agency for International Development ("USAID") and suggest a path forward.
Under the United States' new Trump administration, Robert Darwall of the National Center for Energy Analytics, analyzes the future of stakeholder capitalism, including the likely fate of ESG and DEI agendas.
The U.S. Bank Wells Fargo announced that it is dropping its 2050 net zero emissions goals for financed activities, and will focus on "providing capital for clients' existing energy plans" instead.
Following President Trump's myriad of anti-ESG-related Executive Orders, Paul Thorpe makes some predictions on the future of ESG in Europe.
Senator Bill Hagerty of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee has introduced the "PROTECT USA" Act, which would exempt U.S. companies from complying with the EU's Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive ("CSDDD").
In an effort to crack down on migration, the European Union has proposed a new plan that would incorporate more effective deportation measures, including "return hubs."
While Switzerland has "made progress" regarding an unprecidented verdict by the European Court of Human Rights which condemned the country for "climate inaction," the Court claims that much more needs to be done.
The Express Tribune commends William Ropke's 1933 courageous 1933 lecture upholding liberalism in the face of rising fascism in the Third Reich, with warnings that are still applicable today.
Mani Basharzad of the Mises Institute offers a reveiw of Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz's latest book, The Road to Freedom: Economics and the Good Society, a critique of the economic theories of Friedrich Hayek.
Larry J. Sechrest commemorates the life and work of French economist Jean-Baptiste Say and his influence on laissez-faire economic theories.
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