Essays on Crisis

The ongoing crisis in Yemen has been described by the United Nations as the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. For decades, Yemeni citizens have struggled in the face of immense political unrest, war, violence, terrorism, hunger and economic instability. Yemen has been in the...

Most of the time, earthquakes do not injure or kill people, poorly built man made structures do. After the 2010 Haiti earthquake, first responders had to rescue people from falling buildings. It’s surprising how natural disasters can do so much damage. In January of 2010,...

Banking system is very complex system, which not everybody could understand. But when the person gets the hang of it, he understands how numbers and market can change the world for regular working people. There are different ways for the market to be manipulated for...

One of the most effective causes of the Global Recession was the Housing Bubble. The Housing Bubble, also known as a real estate bubble, is an increase in housing prices due to increasing demand and decreasing supply. Sooner or later, the opposite starts to happen...

“If all the ineffective ideas for solving the energy crisis were laid end-to-end, they would reach to the moon and back” said Sir David J. C. McKay, a British physicist, mathematician, Regius professor of engineering at Cambridge University, and Chief Scientific Advisor to the UK...

Since the wake of the Great Recession many people were affected are still struggling to make up their loses. Recession was the penuchle of the student loan debt crisis. The Crisis not only affects students and parents but lenders, employers, taxpayers and colleges. The Great...

With great power comes an even greater electricity bill. Our poverty rate has increased to reach 27% which means that 1 in 4 people in Lebanon live under the poverty line and the Lebanese people are paying twice the electrical bill while experiencing the lowest...