While Western countries are growing more concerned about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine , the global economy is also suffering. More than two weeks have already passed since the conflict started, and economic warfare against Russia’s President Vladimir Putin seems to have negative effects not only on
More than two years have passed since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, and this unprecedented healthcare crisis went on to change the way people live, work and spend their free time. Moreover, the crisis quickly escalated to disrupt numerous industries around the world, impacting the global
Bitcoin’s rally in 2021 marked an impressive achievement for crypto, favoring mass adoption and the investing FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) of institutions across the globe. However, upward volatility comes at a cost: an equal, potential push towards the bottom. Not surprisingly, then, when November’s
Almost two years have passed since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic that took the world by storm. With vaccines and treatments now widely available, many are expecting the world economy to finally return to normal in 2022. However, economists around the world are now concerned about what
President Joe Biden visited Europe for the second time, and this visit paved the way for a new future in foreign policy. The European trip has put an emphasis on shared interests between the American people and G20 World Leaders, as well as other European leaders. The President coordinated with
The European Union is working on a regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies with the purpose of making traders anonymous while banning anonymous virtual wallets. Meanwhile, the U.S. government is laying more groundwork for potential cryptocurrency regulation in the future. Updated and Harmonized
