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Jan 17, 2025
Week in Review
Drastic political instability in France has already sent ripples across the nation’s economy and continues to threaten the stability of the European Union. Previously France, alongside Germany, made up nearly half of the eurozone economy. 

Dec 20, 2024
Week in Review
After a strong fourth quarter as the year closes, Poland’s economy is expected to continue to expand in 2025. With economic growth spurred on by increased consumption and infrastructure funding, the economy should remain strong despite predictions that inflation will pick up slightly in the new year.  

Dec 13, 2024
Week in Review
With steady growth throughout the year despite a slight deceleration towards year’s end, the Mexican economy appears steady. However, increasingly fraught relations with the United States and the promise of tariffs from President-Elect Donald Trump, threaten the nation’s continued economic growth in the coming year.

Oct 25, 2024
Week in Review
The Basic Law that has served as a de facto constitution for Hong Kong since its transfer from British to Chinese rule in July 1997 established a quasi-liberal political order, an arrangement endorsed by the Chinese legislature in 1990 and overtly acknowledged by Beijing through Hong Kong’s designation as a special administrative region (SAR) of China under the so-called “one country, two systems” model. However, encroachment by the Communist Party regime in Beijing has undermined the “special” characteristics differentiating Hong Kong from the mainland—adherence to the rule of law, protect…