The Hallyu Wave: South Korea’s Secret Tool of Diplomacy
The future of the politics of Korean cultural export will depend on the policies that the Korean government intends to pursue and this public diplomacy has…
Vinayak SR · 31 May 2022
Category: International Economy and Development
Liquidity Crisis in Nepal: Examining the Current Economic State
The government should maintain policy measures to help resolve fiscal imbalances, increase spending efficiency, stimulate private sector development, and bring the impact of the epidemic and…
NIICE · 24 May 2022
The Russia-Ukraine Conflict’s Cascading Effect on Global Food Security
If the situation persists and the United Nations fails to take a judgment call, the cascading effect of this would be catastrophic. It would end up…
NIICE · 19 April 2022
Factors Behind the Fall of Sri Lankan Economy
Central Bank’s independence should be maintained and depoliticized by enacting the promised Central Bank Act that has been drafted in the parliament earlier and Government should…
NIICE · 13 April 2022
Understanding Sri Lanka’s Economic Conundrum
No country will be able to fully rescue Sri Lanka but if Sri Lanka wants IMF to come forward and rescue her then she has to…
NIICE · 7 April 2022
Understanding Sri Lankan Economic Crisis and Lessons to Nepal
With the current declining export trade and declining remittances, the main challenge for Sri Lanka is to get the foreign sector back on track. The country…
Sunil Kumar Chaudhary · 1 April 2022
Russia-Ukraine Crisis: Implications on India and the World Economy
With the current halt in the flow of materials and the hit of supply chain, there is a quick need for countries to diversify their trade,…
NIICE · 21 March 2022
Who is Paying the Price of the Ukraine Crisis?
This war on Ukraine will be a testimony to the limits of military support superpowers can yield when it comes to war, and the underlying unfinished…
NIICE · 16 March 2022
Sanctions on Russia: Rise of The New World Economic Order
A combined effect of COVID-19 on the economy of the world and the ban on Russia, by US and European Countries from SWIFT and other financial…
NIICE · 9 March 2022
Endemic of Coup d’état in the African Continent
The democratically elected leaders should resuscitate the democratic and constitutional means of running the government and hold a beacon of hope for Africans.
NIICE · 2 March 2022