Gambling is a Moral Issue

Less than one-third of Americans (29%) believe gambling is morally wrong, a Pew Research survey indicates, while a whopping 50% don’t feel gambling is a moral issue at all. Meanwhile, Americans across the country are suffering cascading financial and social harms from highly addictive online sports betting and unregulated prediction markets. Something isn’t connecting here,…

A Way to Tackle Climate Change and Sovereign Debt

Everyone is talking about carbon budgets (ourselves included). From British Prime Minister Kier Starmer’s carbon budget delivery plan to the International Panel on Climate Change’s net zero stabilization efforts, CO2 accounting is now mainstream. The Potsdam Institute for Climate Research’s Carbon Clock even offers a countdown to depletion (roughly 21 years). But Earth’s carbon budget isn’t the only budget…

Labour Group Urges Debt Relief, Job Creation and Financial Support as 900,000 Cambodian Migrants Return from Thailand

Cambodia Investment Review Cambodia is facing mounting economic and social pressure following the return of more than 900,000 migrant workers from Thailand in 2025, with a new report highlighting significant gaps in financial protection, employment recovery, and social support systems. The findings, published by the Center for Alliance of Labor and Human Rights (CENTRAL), point…