Cross-national Loans under the microscope
The European institutions have been urged to investigate transnational loans. This, it is argued, would boost transparency in the way such business is conducted across countries and
Taiwan cannot be absent from the global fight against transnational crime
Taiwan serves as key geopolitical hub in East and Southeast Asia, and Taiwan can help make a safer World, writes Huang Ming-chao. The World Drug Report 2018
European Cyber Security Month
October marks the kick-off of the European Cyber security month coordinated by the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA), the European Commission and supported by the Member
Kazakh fugitive fraudster linked to French prepaid credit card company
In recent years the European Parliament has made great efforts in addressing issues of corruption and graft. However, despite these moves forward, there remains much to be
Europeans Reeling Under the Burden of Personal Debt
Europeans in many member states are finding it hard to meet their monthly dues, resorting to personal debt as a short-term solution to their financial woes, writes
Finance Sector Mobilizes Against Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking
The Financial Sector Commission on Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking has released its final report, “Unlocking Potential: A Blueprint for Mobilizing Finance Against Slavery and Trafficking,” during the
Politics
Launch of the Formosa Club
Last night (16th October) a reception was held at the European Parliament to celebrate the inauguration of the Formosa Club – an international body to
Foreign policy
Business
INTERVIEW
Regional voice in a global academic world
I met with Ekaterina Tsaranok the Founder of the Modern Education