Navigating Geopolitical Storms: European Exports in the Crosshairs.

European exports are affected by the decrease in demand from the US and China. The EU seeks to strengthen global alliances and diversify its exports, focusing on the 70% of its added value generated in other trading partners.
Outstanding International Lawyer Concepción Escobar Hernández (1959-2025): Her Impact on the Elcano Royal Institute

Concepción Escobar Hernández (1959-2025) stood out in International Law and at the Royal Elcano Institute. Recognized for her excellence in research, teaching, and international legal advisory work in organizations such as the UN, the Council of Europe, and the European Union. Her commitment to global justice and human rights influenced international doctrine and legal diplomacy, contributing to International Humanitarian Law. Her legacy will endure through her publications and her formative work in the academic and diplomatic sphere.
The Impact of Technology on Urban Protests.

Technology allows citizens to document abuses and organize protests, but also allows authorities to track protesters. There is a power struggle between the two, with authorities using technology to restrict rights and citizens seeking transparency.
Building Thousands of Homes and Expanding Transit Access: The Impact of Infrastructure Financing Laws

An infrastructure financing bill can help build thousands of homes and expand access to public transportation near existing transit stations, reducing housing and transportation costs for American families. The proposal includes delegating origination and servicing to certified private lenders, using the TIFIA program for regional transportation-oriented development funds, streamlining environmental reviews for TOD projects, and eliminating the credit rating requirement for TIFIA.
What are Trump Accounts and Baby Bonds?

The Trump Accounts allow parents and employers to contribute up to $5,000 annually to retirement accounts for children under 18 years old. The Baby Bonds, proposed by Hamilton and Darity, seek to reduce wealth inequality with initial and additional government deposits, benefiting households with less wealth.