Tags: Global

La sorpresa del voto latino en las elecciones estadounidenses: causas y motivos 

Donald J. Trump ha lanzado una multitud de comentarios racistas contra los latinos en Estados Unidos. Concretamente, estos comentarios incluyen su declaración de que...

China’s Strategic Vision: Rethinking Global Aid

By Maximilian Marweld China's renewed superpower status, heralded by its economic momentum, has so far mostly expressed itself in the arenas of soft power. If still...

Sudan in a Global Blind Spot: The Largest Humanitarian Crisis Unfolds

As of November 2024, half of Sudan requires immediate humanitarian aid, facing what the UN’s humanitarian chief describes as an “invisible crisis”. While 25 million Sudanese are in need of immediate assistance, the world has barely taken notice with attention fixed on other major conflicts such as Gaza and Ukraine.

Barcelona: When and What?

Waking up to a severe weather alert blasting and my flight being delayed is not what I wish to remember about my last day...

El negocio del odio

En la víspera de elecciones estadounidenses, el tiempo se distorsiona.

Conversations for Change: Manuel Muñiz, Advisor in Club de Madrid, in Interview with The Stork

In this interview, we explore complex issues with Manuel Muñiz. This is the result of a collaboration between The Stork and Club de Madrid.

La evolución del sistema internacional: desde la hegemonía hacia la multipolaridad

El sistema internacional actual es el producto de una historia compleja, un entramado forjado por guerras, luchas de poder y confrontaciones ideológicas.

White Dove or Loan Shark?: Criticisms of the World Bank

The World Bank distributed nearly twelve billion dollars in loans, grants, and projects in 2023 alone. Countries like Bangladesh, India, and Indonesia received critical...

Democracia transnacional en la Unión Europea: un camino innovador hacia la gobernanza global

La idea de democracia transnacional es un concepto innovador que ha cobrado relevancia en las últimas décadas.

UK Quits Coal: The End of a 142-Year Legacy in Power Generation

It has been 142 years since the United Kingdom became the birthplace of coal power. However, as of September 20, 2024, the country has officially turned its back on decades of history, establishing itself as the first major economy to do so with the closure of its last coal power plant in Nottinghamshire. 

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Beyond the Courtroom: Non-litigation Careers for Law Students 

By Shirin Charlize Adan  This article is written in conjunction with the IE Law Society. Opportunities to apply legal knowledge within politics, business, and crime “I don’t...

Practicing Law in Spain: Máster de Acceso a la Abogacía

By Paulette Freixas Rey This article is written in conjunction with the IE Law Society. To become a practicing lawyer in Spain, one must complete the...