The Wall Street Journal
Britain's New Place in the World
Can the UK seize opportunities from the technological revolution and a new partnership with Europe?
The Wall Street Journal
Global Hot Spots
It can be a dangerous world. We'll highlight the key zones that might flare- disrupting trade and investment.
SWPictures
THE OTHER AMERICA - Local Heroes
We follow workers into the USA in search of their American Dream. We also stay at home with Columbian farmers who are part of a rural middle class thanks to one of the world's most successful co-operatives. This programme looks at...
Institute for New Economic Thinking
Why We Must Resist Economic Conventional Wisdom
Dani Rodrik says that when ideas become conventional wisdom, we become blind to their limitations. Harvard economist Dani Rodrik talks to INET President Rob Johnson about pluralism in economics and widening the lens through which...
TLDR News
UK/EU Trade Deal: What Does Johnson Want? - Brexit Explained
At the beginning of the week Johnson made a speech and released a written statement laying out what kind of trade deal he wanted with the EU. In this video we examine what the UK is looking for and the kind of relationship the UK and EU...
The Wall Street Journal
Trump and the Next Generation
President Trump has changed much - from taxes to regulation to the tenor of politics to America's role in the world. Senator Tom Cotton talks about the lasting effects on business.
TLDR News
How Does Brexit Affect the United States? - Explaining Brexit
Brexit is going to have a major impact on the UK and EU relationship, but that doesn't mean it won't affect other countries too. In this video, we discuss the ways in which Brexit will affect the United States, the trade deals they could...
The Wall Street Journal
The Gatekeeper
The White House chief of staff decides what does and doesn't reach the president's desk. So what initiatives on trade, the budget, regulation and other issues should we expect in the coming year?
Economics Explained
Why Does China Manipulate its own Currency?
China is not playing fair in the game of global trade, they are cheating other countries, companies, and consumers out of business by Manipulating their own currency. So how does a nation like china control their currency? Can this...
The Wall Street Journal
Making Sense of Brexit
How can companies prepare for Britain's complex exit from the European Union? And how are longtime allies of the U.S. navigating newly fractious disputes with America over trade, NATO, and other common concerns.
Step Back History
How Can We BEAT Neoliberalism?
Neoliberalism is the defining economic idea of our current moment, and we're all suffering for it. What is it, and how can we beat it?
Institute for New Economic Thinking
What Happens When Economics Doesn’t Reflect the Real World?
Anwar Shaikh, Professor of Economics at the New School, explores alternatives to economic orthodoxies, and the findings of his book Capitalism: Competition, Conflict, Crises.
TLDR News
European Free Trade Area - Explaining Brexit.
With the UK about to leave the EU many options lie in front of Britain. One choice is to stay in the European Free Trade Area. Doing this means Britain can continue to trade with the EU without having to follow quite a many rules....
Economics Explained
How Has Brexit Been Going: The United Kingdoms Economy
It's been more than five years since the UK voted to leave the EU, are they regretting their decision? Helping you become more knowledgeable about how the world works, our content covers the biggest topics and headlines through the eyes...
The Business Professor
Types of International Agreements affecting US Trade
What types of International Agreements affect US Trade?
Curated Video
Introduction to Trade Protection and its Methods
The video lecture is about trade protection and its impact on domestic production, consumers, and welfare. The speaker starts by defining free trade and analyzing its consequences for consumer and producer surplus. He then explains the...
Institute for New Economic Thinking
Free Trade Does Not Make Countries Richer
In part 2 of INET's interview with Ha-Joon Chang, he says that history shows that developing countries need protectionist trade policies to nurture young businesses -- including the United States until World War II
Professor Dave Explains
Understanding Transaction and Trade
Did you ever trade baseball cards as a kid? Or maybe you didn't like your lunch, and traded it with someone else. We all understand trade in this context, exchanging one thing for something else. But any sale is also considered a trade....
Next Animation Studio
RCEP: 15 Asia-Pacific countries sign world’s largest trade deal
China has signed the world’s largest trade deal, one that excludes the U.S., with 14 other economies in the Asia-Pacific region
Press Association
Migrants coming to the UK are not 'real refugees', says former Australian PM
New ReviewFormer Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott tells the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester that he doesn't believe the migrants coming into this country are 'real refugees'.
Curated Video
BRICS Virtual Summit Slams US Tariffs
New ReviewDuring the virtual Summit of BRICS Leaders, EAM Dr S Jaishankar says, "It is my privilege to represent Prime Minister Narendra Modi at this virtual meeting of BRICS Leaders. I convey his greetings to all of you. The state of the world...
Curated Video
SCO summit 2025: The new power centre?
New ReviewSCO Summit 2025: China welcomed world leaders as they arrived for the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit Sunday in Tianjin. The two-day gathering will bring together leaders from more than 20 nations, including Russian...
Curated Video
Former Opposition leader Andrew Scheer speaks about the Conservative Party’s vision for Canada
New ReviewFormer Opposition leader Andrew Scheer was in North Vancouver on Thursday at an event called "Making Canada Better: A Conservative Vision." He stopped by CBC Vancouver to speak about Pierre Poilievre resuming his leadership role, lessons...
Curated Video
Trump's tariffs 'poison the water' of Canada-U.S. relationship, says Republican congressman
New ReviewPower & Politics speaks to U.S. Republican Rep. Don Bacon on why he chose to speak out against President Donald Trump's trade war.