Opinion | How an SCO development bank could shift the global financial order
At the 25th Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Tianjin this week, Chinese President Xi Jinping urged member states…
Pierre Yared Eyed for Key IMF Role Amid Global Economic Challenges
Pierre Yared, a prominent White House economic adviser, is being considered for the influential No. 2 position…
New debt financing strategy reduces foreign exposures
Plans are underway by the Federal Government to reduce the foreign debt exposures by about seven basis points…
The 10 Best European Countries for Expats to Launch a Business in 2025
Expat entrepreneur score: 8.66/10 With its massive venture capital ecosystem and strong entrepreneurial pipeline, the UK leads the…
Nigeria’s Aliko Dangote Wants to Dominate His Country’s Oil Refining
To reach Africa’s largest oil refinery, you must drive along a new six-lane highway that snakes its way…
The ‘Turnberry system’ – what the US’ new global economic order looks like | Business News
Last week, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Sanjay Malhotra touted India’s “bright prospects in the changing world…
Does Pakistan know why India rejects Indus Water Treaty dispute resolution mechanism? – Firstpost
India has rejected the Permanent Court of Arbitration’s role in the Indus Waters Treaty dispute, citing procedural flaws…
Global Gas Flaring Surges to 17-Year High
Despite big promises by oil majors to reduce gas flaring, the practice continues to be a major issue,…
IMF Says Malawi in Arrears With Afreximbank Throughout Program
Malawi suspended payments to its commercial creditors including African Export-Import Bank during its International Monetary Fund program that…
bne IntelliNews – World Bank celebrates 75th year in Turkey
On July 7, 1950, the World Bank approved its first loan to Turkey, namely a $3.9mn facility for…
Denmark’s economy leads the world as Australia advances and USA declines
The Independent Australia ranking on economic management (IAREM) for 2025 affirms progressive policies worldwide, as Alan Austin reports.…
Macroscope | Multilateral banks must raise the alarm on Trump’s actions more clearly
With a few honourable exceptions, such as in the cases of Japan and China, political and business leaders…