Fashion in Consumerist Society: Is Ethical Fashion the Answer?
Fast fashion has been increasingly known to create a multitude of problems. While there has been a push towards sustainable and ethical fashion, how viable is it for everyone?
Month: September 2020
Sept 21: Japan appoints new prime minister, Ruth Bader Ginsburg dies, hundreds in Belarus protests arrested
North America The US city of Louisville, Kentucky announced last Tuesday (Sept 15) that it
From Politics to Peace: How Dalai Lama Changed Her Life
Before Dawn Gifford Engle embarked on her peace projects, she was the youngest woman ever to be appointed Chief of Staff to a United States senator. However, she had no clue how her meeting with the Dalai Lama would unfold and change her life in unexpected ways.
Sept 14: Convicts in Florida must repay debt to vote, China highlights its ‘dual circulation’ strategy, Afghanistan and the Taliban start first-ever peace talks
North America President Donald Trump headed to Nevada, a key state for the United States
Indonesia: ASEAN’s Big Brother?
The Indonesian government has started its redevelopment plans to improve its economic distribution. How would this impact its neighbours? Would Indonesia’s growth in power and vision to be the “big brother” of ASEAN be accepted by others?
Sept 7: North Carolina officials warn voting twice is illegal, China’s largest banks report big profit declines, Brazilian court annuls one criminal case against Lula Da Silva
North America A federal appeals court ruled last Monday (Aug 31) that the House Judiciary
