Experts predict inflation inequality next year
The coronavirus pandemic has led to a new era of inflation inequality, economists warn, in which poor households bear the…
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The growing hostility to Globalization
Globalization has lost its shine in wealthy countries, particularly among low-skilled workers. From 2002 to 2018, for instance, support for…
Post-COVID-19 Economic Complications
In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic left a huge mark on the world’s economies. It seems that since then, the situation…
Vision 2030: Saudi Arabia opens doors for highly skilled foreign professionals
Saudi Arabia approved the granting of citizenship to foreign nationals with specialized skills in a number of professions on Thursday.…
Taliban appoint 44 members to key government positions, Afghanistan sees an increase in terrorist attacks
The Taliban on Sunday appointed 44 members to key local leadership roles, including provincial governors and police chiefs, as they…
Europe’s economic governance
The EU economy has emerged from the shadow of COVID-19 with a spring in its step, thanks to strong policy…
Climate action: Australia wants a ‘pause button’ to guarantee net-zero economic impact
Australia should include “caveats” in any net-zero greenhouse-gas emissions pledge to allow it to suspend climate-change commitments should regional areas…
Western Balkan countries to offer projects on sustainable development for EU’s €9 billion package
The European Union expects countries in the region to design and propose "mature, quality projects" to be financed under the…
Most of bilateral financing of power plants from the three largest economies was allocated to fossil fuels
China, Japan and the United States have directed most of their bilateral financing for power plants abroad to those that…
Denmark is the richest EU’s country, the analysis suggests
Danish households are the richest in the European Union, according to a data analysis by the country's central bank. The…