Articles by Duggan Flanakin

At a time when so many seek to demonstrate a unified show of support for Ukraine, it is unfortunate but necessary to document any campaign of misinformation which risks so much and if successful will work in opposition to the country's best interests.

Companies in 2023 faced with new difficulties in recruiting and retaining a quality workforce amid the "Great Resignation," will find that enabling their employees to complete college degree programs provides them with a positive return on investment.

Until recently, Russia was Germany's 11th largest export market and Germany was Russia's seventh biggest buyer of goods and services.

Cannabis is the nation’s most regulated industry, even above gaming, tobacco, and liquor.

Today, half of the four million who quit jobs during the “great resignation” are millennials and Generation Z.

Emerging from half a millennium of colonialist exploitation, free African nations are scrambling to grow both individually and collectively.

Ethical failures in one arena have impacts across the board. Conversely, ethical successes in another arena can be force multipliers, adding pressure for more ethical behavior elsewhere.

Nearly two-thirds of the university’s student population are the first in their families to attend college.

The COVID-19 pandemic has seen an even sharper decline in the availability of school counselors to students.

As a measure of the intimidation, despite police investigations of 324 attacks on Cancun businesses since 2019, in every case the owners refused to file any complaint against their attackers.

Relations between Seoul and Tokyo used to be fairly strong and at least functional.

The DEA still justifies the Schedule I listing on the lack of research and continues to bar private laboratories from engaging in scientific research into its beneficial qualities.