News about Brexit have surprised the international community a year ago, but within the last two weeks we had noticed no doubt from The Kingdom. According to The Wall Street Journal, the Prime Minister David Cameron has recently rejected the likelihood of a second submission on Britain's participation in the...

The Evolution of Food Chinese food is quickly evolving as the country adopt the western taste. Therefore, the recent developments in China will impact the global agricultural markets. Over the past decade, the recent developments in the global stock markets have resulted in a significant drop in China’s imported commodities....

A few decades after the implementation of the NAFTA (The North American Free Trade), which brought the United States into a commercial agreement with the Mexico, the United States and Mexico alike have significantly been affected by the agreement both positively and negatively. Based on the discussions provided by Komar,...

Britain and the rest of Europe seem to have always harbored a love-hate relationship; geographically and often politically isolated from the rest of the continent, Britain has always had a tendency to define itself based on its independent position. It also happened to be the last European country that successfully...

The purpose of this essay is to comment on Claire Jone’s article “Eurozone Employment Finally Surpasses the Pre-Crisis Peak.” This work was published by Financial Times on June 14th in 2017. It discusses the growth of employment in the eurozone, the tools which contributed to this result, and economic perils...