ARTS AND CULTURE – The Global Observer

Retirement protests in France: Why are people so upset?

By Julia Luise Tiemens In the past weeks, France's streets have been filled with thousands of people with banners, signs, and megaphones. French citizens are protesting against the new government…

25 March 2023

Saudi Arabia Megaprojects and Innovation

By Maria Paz Galarraga Innovation becomes a core principle for Saudi Arabia's future investments. Vision 2030 is made up of a group of projects aimed at economic, social, and cultural…

15 March 2023

Tourism revival after Covid

By Julia Luise Tiemens Being responsible for 10 percent of the global GDP and more than 320 million jobs worldwide, the tourism industry makes up one of the most important…

13 March 2023

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The International Economic System and Hegemonic Stability

The term “hegemonic stability” refers to the ability of a State which has great military and economic power (a hegemon) to structure the international system to benefit the most from…

11 March 2023

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World Expo 2030

By Maria Paz Galarraga The first World Expo took place in London in 1851, since then the event has traveled all over the world followed by cities like Paris, Vienna,…

11 March 2023

Digital Art and the Revolution of NFTs

By: Maria Paz Galarraga What is an NFT? Why are there monkey animations getting so much money? Where is this money going? And where is it coming from? Are NFTs…

8 March 2023

Imperial Overstretch: Some Economic Considerations over the end of the Cold War

The Cold War was a period of open rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union (USSR), and its end matches with the dissolution of the latter in 1991.…

7 March 2023