politics
Political figures, histories, and current events in the whole scope of modern and past politics. Work place politics.
FTSE 100 Explained: The Powerhouse of UK Stocks
The FTSE 100, often referred to as the "Footsie," is the most prominent stock market index in the United Kingdom, representing the performance of the 100 largest companies listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) by market capitalization. As a barometer of the UK economy and a key indicator for global investors, the FTSE 100 plays a crucial role in financial markets.
By Bint E Ruqqyyah10 months ago in Journal
How To Find The Perfect Outdoor Corporate Event Venue In Pune?
Planning a corporate event and looking to break free from the usual boardroom setup? Then you’re in the right place. Whether it’s a casual team outing, a leadership retreat, or a formal product launch, outdoor corporate event venues in Pune offer the perfect blend of nature, space, and flexibility. But how do you find the ideal spot that ticks all the boxes?
By Avinash Jadhav10 months ago in Journal
Millennials vs Boomers vs Gen Z
With the rise of TikTok challenges, the ‘OK Boomer’ phrases, and avocado toast memes, it has become quite effortless to reduce serious social problems to mere generational fights. Baby Boomers are perceived as out-of-touch, Millennials are considered spoiled, while Gen Z is viewed as overly sensitive and weak. While these stereotypes allow people to create sensational headlines and ‘distract us’ articles, the real concern is that these distractions only highlight the trending issues of today. That said, the reality is that social blame is a disguise that conceals the real problems existing in society.
By Ian Sankan10 months ago in Journal
Trump's tariffs on China, EU and more, at a glance
A Comprehensive Overview of Trump's Tariffs on China, the EU, and Beyond As Donald Trump’s second term unfolds, his administration has wasted no time in reshaping global trade dynamics with an aggressive tariff policy targeting major economic powers like China and the European Union, as well as regional neighbors like Canada and Mexico. These measures, which are based on Trump's long-standing "America First" doctrine, will have sparked domestic debate as well as international retaliation by April 4, 2025. An in-depth look at the tariffs, their scope, and their effects are provided below.China's tariffs are rising to 54 percent. Trump’s trade war with China, a hallmark of his first term, has reached new heights in 2025. As of April 9, the effective tariff rate on Chinese imports stands at a staggering 54%. This figure includes a 20 percent tariff from previous policies, a 10 percent general tariff on Chinese goods that went into effect on February 4, and a 34 percent "reciprocal" tariff that was announced on April 2. The latter reflects Trump’s strategy of matching or exceeding tariffs imposed by trading partners on U.S. exports.
By Hasnat Hossian10 months ago in Journal
Laura Loomer’s Influence: How the Firebrand Activist is Shaping Trump’s Inner Circle
The Loomer Factor In a world where political operatives fight for influence, Laura Loomer isn’t just playing the game—she’s rewriting the rules. While others whisper their concerns behind closed doors, Loomer storms into the room and makes sure her voice is heard.
By Omasanjuwa Ogharandukun10 months ago in Journal
The Burnout Generation: Why Gen Z Is Prioritizing Mental Health Over Hustle Culture
For those who lived in a world where "rise and grind" was de rigueur, Generation Z has waged a quiet revolution. With their phones, student debt, and awareness of structural unfairness, Zoomers are actively challenging the poisonous cult of overwork in Millennial and Gen X workplaces. They are demanding workplaces where balance, meaning, and mental health are prioritized—a seismic shift against capitalism's hardwired grind ethos.
By Ian Sankan10 months ago in Journal
