• Which countries are more at risk in the global supply chain?

    Using firm-level data from the global supply network, researchers from the Complexity Science Hub (CSH) quantified countries' exposure to production losses caused by firm defaults in other countries. According to their findings, wealthy nations are only exposed to supply chain disruptions from other high-income countries, while poor and developing nations are exposed to shocks from all countries.

  • Did Lockdowns Set A Global Revolt In Motion?

    Did Lockdowns Set A Global Revolt In Motion? Authored by Jeffrey Tucker via The Brownstone Institute, My first article on the coming backlash - admittedly wildly optimistic - went to print April 24, 2020. After 6 weeks of lockdown, I confidently predicted a political revolt, a movement against masks, a population-wide revulsion against the elites, a demand to reject “social distancing” and streaming-only life, plus widespread disgust at everything and everyone involved. I was...

  • Cyber Attacks Could Cause Global Bank Runs

    The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that severe cyber attacks against financial institutions could lead to major bank runs and market selloffs. While this hasn’t happened yet, the IMF has observed these effects on a smaller scale after a cyber attack hits a bank.

  • Evening Lions make medical supply donation

    By Future Brown Herald Democrat The Sherman Evening Lions Club, of which is currently celebrating 65 years of service, recently launched a program to help… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close

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    Oxfordshire: ADHD medication shortage continues, pharmacists say

    The continuing shortage of ADHD medication is causing those with the

  • ADHD medication shortage: Student rations tablets ahead of exams

    Students share their concerns about the medication shortage ahead of GCSEs.

  • New 'Team Sweden' group to boost Sweden's global image

    Sweden is putting together a new group to boost the country’s international reputation, following a series of disinformation campaigns and Quran burnings which stirred outrage in the Arab world.

  • Drug shortages reach all-time high; 323 medicines in short supply

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  • Medical care and supplies scarce as gang violence chokes Haiti's capital

    Fresh gunfire erupted Tuesday in downtown Port-au-Prince, forcing aid workers to halt urgently needed care for thousands of Haitians. Weeks of gang violence have forced some 18 hospitals to stop working and caused a shortage of medical supplies as Haiti's biggest seaport and main international airport remain closed, warned aid

  • Triplebar, the biotech firm solving the global food and drug supply issues of tomorrow

    Triplebar uses advanced technology to speed the production of more sustainable foods and create medicines to help solve urgent issues.

  • SEE IT: Satellite Image Shows Damage Caused By IDF Strike In Iran [VIDEO]

    Satellite imagery released by Iran International purportedly illustrates precise damage inflicted on Iranian air defenses in an alleged Israeli strike on Friday, near a nuclear site. The images depict meticulous targeting, suggesting a high level of accuracy in the attack. Iran International, known for its critical stance against the Iranian government, published these images. According […]

  • New Brexit checks will cause food shortages in UK, importers warn

    Rules due to come in this month will impose new handling fees – and experts say small suppliers are already being driven awayMinisters’ decision to impose Brexit import checks on 30 April will lead to shortages of some foods, flowers and herbs, industry leaders have warned.In the week after the government was accused of blindsiding the British food industry by giving 27 days’ notice that every consignment of items such as camembert, steak, tulips and chives would be subject to fees of up to...