Can a President Impose Tariffs under Emergency Powers? Separation of Powers after Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump
The US Supreme Court’s 2026 ruling draws a boundary around presidential tariff authority. Declaring a national emergency does not, by itself, supply the power to tax imports. Tariffs can serve several purposes. They may protect domestic industries, influence trade negotiations or raise revenue. They also impose costs on businesses that import goods into the United […]
Why Research Papers Get Rejected Before Peer Review: 10 Mistakes Authors Should Avoid
Submitting a research paper to a journal is a significant milestone. After months or even years of collecting data, analysing findings and writing the manuscript, authors naturally expect the next stage to be peer review. But peer review is not always the first major hurdle. Before a manuscript is sent to external reviewers, journal editors […]
Africa’s Space Odyssey: The Continental Space Agency That’s Transforming Africa’s Future
Africa has officially embarked on a new chapter in its space exploration journey with the inauguration of the African Space Agency (AfSA) on April 20, 2025, at its permanent headquarters in Egypt’s Space City, Cairo. This momentous achievement represents more than just another institutional milestone—it marks the beginning of a coordinated continental approach to space […]
