The Global Review Greece While not yet free from the yoke of economic stagnation, the Greek economy has lumbered along in the eight months since it ended its arduous eight-year international bailout program. Athens is fresh off securing IMF approval for pre-paying a portion of its high-interest loans, and its

For the past 75 years, the global system underpinning the spread of democracy and markets to much of the world has survived quite a lot: the simmering tension of the Cold War, the havoc brought on by the collapse of gold-dollar monetary convertibility, devastating debt and financial crises, and the

United Kingdom – Brexit for UK Residents With less than 50 days to Brexit, the increasingly polarized state of British politics has reared its ugly head once again. As flawed as embattled prime minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal is to many, Chancellor Philip Hammond’s statement that Britain would reap a

United Kingdom – Brexit for UK Residents As London and Brussels head into the home stretch of Brexit negotiations, the prickly issue of what to do with regard the avoidance of a hard-Irish border remains. Talks seemed to reach a breakthrough in October – with reports emerging that 95% of