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  • Has Milei Learned Nothing from Chile?

    Has Milei Learned Nothing from Chile?

    By Arlen Agiliga | Rising Expert on Economics | November 25, 2025 | Photo Credit: Flickr Associated with deregulation, austerity, and the sanctity of the private sector, the modern interpretation of ‘neoliberalism’ emerged from drastic changes to the Chilean economy implemented by the Pinochet regime in the 1970s. From the outset of its…

  • Stochastic Terrorism is Now a MAGA Strategy

    Stochastic Terrorism is Now a MAGA Strategy

    By L.M. Schmidt | Rising Expert on Gender | November 21, 2025 | Photo Credit: Flickr In June 2025, Democratic Minnesota state legislators, Melissa and Mark Hortman, were shot dead, along with their dog. Two other Democratic officials were critically wounded. The gunman carried a kill list of over 70 progressive figures, and…

  • Sudan’s Forgotten War and Forgotten Women: An Attack on Healthcare Access and Human Rights

    Sudan’s Forgotten War and Forgotten Women: An Attack on Healthcare Access and Human Rights

    By Nikia Crollard | Rising Expert on Public Health | November 12, 2025 | Photo Credit: AA.Com Nearly three years into Sudan’s devastating civil war, the need for humanitarian action is an understatement: over 150,000 people have died, and one-third of Sudan’s population are displaced inside and outside of the country. The United…

  • Big Investment in “Intel”: The Dangers of Nationalizing Private Industry

    Big Investment in “Intel”: The Dangers of Nationalizing Private Industry

    By Mitchell Clark | YPFP Member | November 2, 2025 | Photo Credit: Flickr The White House framed their staggeringly large $8.9 billion investment in chipmaker Intel as an essential step to bolster U.S. semiconductor production while also protecting an industry with national security significance. This deal affords the U.S. government a 10%…

  • Why the Italy-Albania Deal Sets a Bad Precedent for European Migration Governance

    Why the Italy-Albania Deal Sets a Bad Precedent for European Migration Governance

    By Fenja Tramsen | Rising Expert on Development Cooperation | October 28, 2025 | Photo Credit: Flickr The agreement between Rome and Tirana to establish offshore asylum processing centres in Albania has been heavily promoted by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government as a bold step towards deterring irregular migration. Yet, months after construction…

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