Free Trade
Venezuela’s Monetary Madness
Last month, I wrote an article about Venezuela’s business environment
Rethinking Globalization: The Chinese Threat
Throughout the year, I have read numerous articles arguing about the harmful effects the coronavirus will have upon globalization.
Africa Liberty Forum 2020: “Big Daddy Liberty” with Magatte Wade
If you are interested in Africa, FTN highly recommend these talk
The Venezuelan Endless Quarantine: Will Its Economy Survive?
Since 2013, the Venezuelan economy has been in free fall. In just seven years, the country’s gross domestic product has lost nearly 70 percent of its value. This economic collapse represents the largest in the modern history of the western hemisphere.
Saving Nature through Travel – Safarisource is on a Mission to bring Tourists to Africa
I am an entrepreneurial anthropologist who cannot decide if she loves nature or people more. With this dilemma in mind, three and a half years ago, I founded Safarisource. We are a platform connecting local guides across Africa to international travelers.
Hong Kong’s National Security Law: The Nail in the Coffin for One Country, Two Systems
On July 1, 1997, the former British colony, Hong Kong, was handed back to the Chinese government after a 99-year lease between China and Britain expired. Since then, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region has been governed under the “One Country, Two Systems” model.
Carta abierta ante ausencia venezolana en decisión sobre nuestro Esequibo
Al Sr. Presidente Interino de la República de Venezuela, Ing. Juan Guaidó y ante la opinión pública del país deseo transmitir la siguiente declaración.
Amazon`s deforestation explained
Deforestation spikes in the Brazilian rainforest during the pandemic.
Why Nigeria Needs More Direct Investment to Grow its Economy
In May, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) published its Nigerian Capital Importation first-quarter Report, which revealed that Nigeria received $5.85 billion capital inflows in the first quarter (Q1) of 2020.
According to the NBS, the $5.85 billion represents over fifty percent increase when compared to what Nigeria received in the fourth quarter of 2019. However, when compared to the corresponding first quarter period of 2019, the investment flow into Nigeria shows a 31.19% decline.