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The World This Week
Our editors give us a breakdown of this week’s biggest news stories
St Andrew’s Economist Weekly Edition
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The World This Week
Our editors give us a breakdown of this week’s biggest news stories
The St Andrews Economist Weekly Edition
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The World This Week
Our editors give us a breakdown of this week’s biggest news stories
Is Big Tech too Big?
By Paula Plechschmidt
Tragedy of the Commons
By Maanvi Chawla
Pennies from the Sky, or a Piece of the Pie?
By Stephanie Parker
‘All Is Well’- Says Who?
While a benighted government is still in denial mode, economic data reflect that India is staring at a severe economic crisis.
The Poisoned Project?
By Dasha Krasnodembskaya
Music and Nationalism
By Mira Mansfield
The World This Week
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The Belarusian Crisis: Out of the Frying Pan and Into the Fire
By Anezka Ferreira
TikTok on the Clock
By Alasdair Richmond
Coronavirus: The Death of Modern Centrism
By John Lavelle
Crisis or Change? Covid-19 and the Luxury Retail Industry
By Mila Zettel
The World This Week
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Are highland inhabitants less susceptible to COVID-19?
By Eleanor Duce
Facebook: Friend or Foe?
By Libby Edwards
Soviet Socialism: A Shadow or a Long-Lost Memory?
By Piroska Horvath
The World This Week
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Tunisia’s Coronavirus Response
By Assia Tej and Thomas Halvorsen
The Clock is Ticking
By Ross Alexander Hutton
A Tipping Point in Health Inequality?
By Hannah Comiskey
The World This Week
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“A Second Pandemic”: South Africa’s Struggle with Gender-Based Violence
By Laura da Silva
The Case for Banning Cash
By Olivia Groom
Apple at $2tn: What Next?
By Chris Anderson
Unlocking the Power of the Little Guy: SMEs in the Middle East
By Nadeen Alawadh
US Trickle Economics: A Republican Fallacy
By Cameron Fulton
India’s Self-Reliant Goal: Good Politics but Bad Economics?
By Satyajit Mohanan
The World This Week
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So far, not so V: The shape of recessions and the Covid-19 pandemic
By Cassi Ainsworth-Grace
Britain’s Unique Railway Problems
By Morgan Anthony
“Healthcare without Borders”: Medicine as the Face of Cuban Soft Power
By Jack Englehardt
Improvement Amid Crisis: The Road to Iraq’s Economic Recovery
By Brooke Siegler
Ethics in Employment
By Ethan Walker
The World This Week
Our editors give us a breakdown of this week’s biggest news stories
Stab in the back: The implications of the BIT regime during Covid-19
By Leo Le Borgne
Breaking Point
By Lucy Wright
Digital Dependency
By Harry Street
Brexit: In Conversation with Satyajit Mohanan and Ross Alexander Hutton
Satyajit Mohanan and Ross Alexander Hutton discuss and analyse the latest news about Brexit and the current trade negotiations between the United Kingdom and the European Union. Video edited by Piroska Anna Horváth.
The Downside of Data-Analysis
By Charlotte Service Although data has been around in its various forms for centuries, its role within society has become increasingly significant in recent years. The incessant advancements in the realms of technology has propelled our ability to store and share information into a constant state of progression. A profound collection of data and numbers allow…
E-waste in the MENA Region
By Assia Tej
Down the Rabbit Hole of Presidential Health
By Charlie Flynn
