Emma Ade

Joined August 2024

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Emma is an accomplished freelance writer with strong passion for investigative storytelling and keen eye for details. Emma has crafted compelling narratives in diverse genres, and continue to explore new ideas to push boundaries.

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Why Trump’s 50% Tariff on Lesotho Will Crash the Economy of One of the Poorest Countries in the World
Former President Donald Trump’s proposed 50% tariff on imports from Lesotho, a small, landlocked nation in southern Africa, has raised alarm among economists, human rights groups, and international trade analysts. Lesotho, with a population of just over 2 million and a per capita income of less than $1,200, is one of the poorest countries in the world. A tariff of this magnitude on its exports to the United States could have catastrophic effects on its already fragile economy.
By Emma Ade9 months ago in Trader
Why Online Freelance Jobs Are Drying Up: A Look at the Changing Landscape
For years, the world of online freelancing was seen as the ultimate escape from the 9-to-5 grind. Writers, designers, developers, marketers, and virtual assistants logged into platforms like Upwork, Fiverr, Freelancer, and PeoplePerHour with dreams of flexible hours, remote work freedom, and endless income potential. But in recent months, and especially since 2023-many freelancers have noticed a troubling trend: jobs are drying up.
By Emma Ade9 months ago in Humans
Volkswagen to Stop Exporting Cars to the USA - Is This the Beginning of the End for European Cars in America?
In a move that has shocked the global automotive industry, Volkswagen (VW) has announced plans to halt exports of its vehicles to the United States starting next year. Citing rising tariffs, shifting consumer preferences, and an increasingly protectionist trade environment, the German automaker's decision could mark a significant turning point in the transatlantic auto trade.
By Emma Ade9 months ago in Trader
How an American Biotech Company Brought the Dire Wolf Back From Extinction
In what is being hailed as one of the most astonishing feats of modern science, an American biotechnology company has reportedly achieved the impossible: the de-extinction of the dire wolf (Canis dirus), a legendary predator that roamed North America more than 10,000 years ago. Long considered a relic of the Ice Age, the dire wolf has been resurrected, at least partially, through the groundbreaking fusion of ancient DNA, synthetic biology, and cutting-edge gene editing. While the achievement is stirring excitement across scientific and public circles alike, it also raises critical ethical, ecological, and technological questions.
By Emma Ade9 months ago in Futurism
Should China Stop Exports to the USA After a 104% Tariff Hike?
The recent 104% tariff hike by the United States on selected Chinese imports has reignited tensions between the world’s two largest economies. The move, aimed at curbing China's dominance in sectors like electric vehicles, steel, and semiconductors, is being viewed by Beijing as both economically aggressive and politically motivated. In response, some voices in China are calling for a hardline reaction, including the idea of halting exports to the U.S. altogether. But is such a drastic move practical, or even wise? Let’s explore the arguments for and against China pulling the plug on its exports to the U.S.
By Emma Ade9 months ago in Trader
Could the China-US Tariff War Trigger World War III?
China has just imposed a 34% tariff on American goods into China and the USA has threatened to slap another 50% tariff on all Chinese goods coming to the USA. The trade war between China and the United States has been one of the most prominent features of global economic policy in the 21st century. Though, on the surface, it appears to be a tit-for-tat economic dispute over tariffs, subsidies, and market access, the deeper implications are far more complex, and potentially dangerous. As the two largest economies in the world continue to butt heads, some analysts warn that prolonged economic tension could escalate into something far more serious: a geopolitical confrontation that could trigger a global conflict.
By Emma Ade9 months ago in Trader
Zodiacs Who Will Witness A Divine Intervention as Winter Ends
As winter transitions into spring, the universe often orchestrates profound shifts, guiding individuals toward their true paths. Astrological movements during this period can serve as catalysts for transformation, offering unexpected opportunities and insights. Three zodiac signs, in particular, are poised to experience significant changes that may feel like divine interventions, steering them toward their higher purposes. Have a look at the Zodiacs who should be watchful of their new positive encounters in the new season.
By Emma Ade10 months ago in Motivation
Signs of Intelligence You Can't Fake , According to Psychology
Embarking on my entrepreneurial path underscored the necessity of accurately assessing individuals. It became clear that intelligence transcends impressive vocabularies and prestigious degrees; it encompasses inherent qualities that reveal a person's true ability to learn, adapt, and excel under pressure.
By Emma Ade10 months ago in Motivation
Top Newly Released Video Games of 2025- A Review
2025 ushered in exciting video games, enchanting seasonal and new gamers worldwide. This piece delves into some of the most anticipated games, providing insights into their anticipated features, mechanics, and other components.
By Emma Ade10 months ago in Gamers
10 Side Business Ideas for Introverts Who Want Financial Freedom
Embarking on an entrepreneurial journey doesn't necessitate being the most outspoken individual in the room. In fact, many successful businesses thrive under the guidance of introverted leaders who leverage their strengths of deep focus, attentive listening, and independent work. If you're an introvert seeking financial independence, here are ten business ideas that align with your natural inclinations:
By Emma Ade10 months ago in Motivation
7 Things You Can Declutter from Your Bathroom in Minutes
Your bathroom might not seem like the most cluttered space in your home, but take a closer look! Over time, medicine cabinets, shower caddies, and countertops can become overwhelmed with expired products, unused toiletries, and forgotten beauty samples. Before you know it, your peaceful retreat feels more like a chaotic storage room.
By Emma Ade11 months ago in Lifehack
10 Daily Habits That Quietly Steal Your Joy and Peace
You are the sum of your daily habits. If your routines aren’t lifting you up, they’re likely weighing you down. Some habits, though seemingly harmless, can drain your happiness and inner peace before you even realize it. Here are 10 common ones that can quietly steal your joy, unless you take control.
By Emma Ade11 months ago in Motivation

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Why Trump’s 50% Tariff on Lesotho Will Crash the Economy of One of the Poorest Countries in the World

Why Online Freelance Jobs Are Drying Up: A Look at the Changing Landscape

Volkswagen to Stop Exporting Cars to the USA - Is This the Beginning of the End for European Cars in America?

How an American Biotech Company Brought the Dire Wolf Back From Extinction

Should China Stop Exports to the USA After a 104% Tariff Hike?

Could the China-US Tariff War Trigger World War III?

Zodiacs Who Will Witness A Divine Intervention as Winter Ends

Signs of Intelligence You Can't Fake , According to Psychology

Top Newly Released Video Games of 2025- A Review

10 Side Business Ideas for Introverts Who Want Financial Freedom

7 Things You Can Declutter from Your Bathroom in Minutes

10 Daily Habits That Quietly Steal Your Joy and Peace

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