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The Pirates of the FisheriesWASHINGTON, DC – Piracy off the coast of East Africa has grabbed headlines in recent years, but there is another type of piracy that has received far too little attention.
The Looming Death of Homo EconomicusKIEL – The world seems to be on the verge of another “great transformation,” with changes far more profound than news-grabbing economic or geopolitical headlines about Asia’s economic rise or the fires in the Middle East.
Though such flows cost people in Djibouti, Congo, and Chad more than one-fifth of their incomes every year, they almost never make headlines.
Such scenarios are often in the headlines, so their occurrence is less likely to come as a surprise.
Just recently, the colectivos made international headlines when, on February 18, acting on the orders of a state governor, they attacked a peaceful demonstration, killing Genesis Carmona, a beauty queen.
These are the kinds of unglamorous changes that rarely generate headlines.
Europe’s Litmus TestDUBLIN – The European Parliament election is grabbing headlines worldwide, as it highlights a new skepticism in the European politics and raises concerns about the future of the integration project.
This led to unhelpful headlines such as “Bill Clinton: Hillary Is ‘Not Out of Touch.’”
An earthquake that devastates Pakistan garners fewer headlines, so the developed world gives a lot less.
The Case Against Emergency Food AidNiger’s food emergency has reached the world’s headlines, but the crisis there is only one part of a much larger disaster.
The Opiate of the BossesLONDON – Business ethics are again making headlines.
But, for all the dramatic headlines, there is a deeper, unreported problem with the UK’s welfare reform: rather than reduce poverty, it could actually exacerbate it.
Newspaper headlines, however, are pretty good at tempering such sentiments.
Housing bubbles are not difficult to spot; on the contrary, they typically make headlines long before they pop.
Trump’s Anachronistic Trade StrategyLONDON – Donald Trump’s ignominious executive order barring entry into the United States for refugees and others from seven predominantly Muslim countries has dominated headlines in recent weeks.
The unfolding events grabbing headlines around the world have shattered key myths about the Arab world.
Its rulings give credibility to chemophobic activists looking for headlines and raise the likelihood that substances wrongly labeled as harmful will be replaced by other products that could pose greater risks or provide fewer benefits.
Europe Is Still StandingBRUSSELS – Judging from the headlines, one might get the impression that the 400 million citizens eligible to participate in the recent European Parliament elections voted massively against the European Union.
Trump likes headlines and most likely he would prefer a favorable news cycle or two, given the recent gyrations in financial markets.
But, while the value of these studies is in the light that they shed on the parts, the ensuing headlines invariably are about the whole, articulated in terms of GDP and jobs.
Nepal fleetingly made headlines after the 2001 palace massacre of the previous monarch and his family.
But one would not know it from reading the news headlines.
We are constantly confronted with an onslaught of negativity: frightening headlines, alarming research findings, and miserable statistics.
If co-workers are repeating fake-news headlines or ignorant, prejudiced claims, challenge them on it.
Many emerging economies’ stock markets and currencies took a large hit, and headlines were soon announcing the end of the emerging-market boom.
Such statements make headlines, but they are nonsense.
Last year, faced with a controversy that dominated national headlines and inflamed outsiders, locals reacted sensibly and with equanimity.
Yet headline inflation is soaring, and, not surprisingly, gets the headlines.
Yet Somalia still rarely gets into the headlines.
Only Poles Can Save Polish DemocracyWARSAW – Massive protests in Warsaw have made headlines around the world in recent weeks.
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