Presidential candidates in Sri Lanka have pledged to prioritise science and technology, promising modernisation and better science education in a country suffering from “brain drain”. Sri Lanka will hold its presidential election on 21 September,…
Welcome to our 10-part DEBUNK series! Its goal is to equip you with what you need to know so you’re not misled by the most dangerous myths about our economic system. Today we take on…
By Wanjiru Njoya It is often argued in “decolonization” debates that each culture must find its own path to economic progress. In this context, the idea of inclusive economics is that building a diverse society requires economics…
By Andreia Verdélio The governments of Brazil and Egypt signed two bilateral agreements on Thursday to facilitate meat exports and expand cooperation in science and technology. The deals were inked during Brazilian President Luiz Inácio…
President Biden’s 2024 budget includes over $210 billion directed toward federal research and development, an approximately $9 billion increase from 2023 funding. That might not sound particularly bad—after all, who doesn’t like science and innovation? But, although…
Far from being homogenous, East Asia consists of culturally and linguistically diverse people. This means that when it comes to negotiation, there will be a broad spectrum of behaviours and attitudes regarding negotiation strategies, communication…