Instead of sticking with commodity production based on traditional currency, one country aims to reshape all transactions with this contemporary technology: El Salvador.
Author: Michael Carrier
Michael is a Political Science student at UCLA, class of 2025. He is interested in International Relations and Environmental Studies. At UCLA, he served as a Committee Moderator for BruinMUN 2020 and as a Crisis Committee Staffer for LAMUN, UCLA’s annual Model UN Conference.
Southeast Asian states have the opportunity to effect a paradigm shift in the global waste trade.
Existing on the edge of brinkmanship over multiple subjects of global contention, China and the West now see the COVID vaccine as a crucial leverage. After more than 142 million confirmed cases and over 3 million deaths worldwide, the key to ending the pandemic has become a weapon itself.
Journal on World Affairs, UCLA 