As tensions escalate in the Gaza Strip, the international community is closely monitoring the possibility of a ground offensive in Rafah by the Israeli military.

The European Central Bank (ECB) has been at the center of financial news as it grapples with its monetary policy amidst the signs of a slowing inflationary environment.

The drought gripping Southern Africa has pushed countries like Zimbabwe into dire circumstances, leading to controversial decisions to combat the ensuing humanitarian crisis.

In the complex realm of international diplomacy, the relationship between China and Japan has often been described as “hot economics, cold politics.”

Nicaragua is still one of Latin America’s least developed countries, where access to basic services is a daily challenge. The COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic plus the violence that has prevailed in the last years, job losses, a fall in consumer and business confidence, and a decline in labour-intensive sectors

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken revealed on Monday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has agreed to a “bridging proposal” from Washington

The advancement of information technology has propelled the U.S. economy to exhibit a phenomenon characterized by “high growth, low unemployment, and low inflation,” commonly referred to as the new economy.

In a recent development that underscores the complex geopolitical landscape of Eastern Europe, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico announced Slovakia’s intention to reject Ukraine’s bid to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).

There are now conflicting ideas about Georgia’s future battling it out on the streets of Tbilisi.

Many countries in both the Middle East and Africa fear that grain-laden ships from Russia and Ukraine will never make it to their ports because of the war.

Last July, the EU announced the “Fit For 55” climate plan to revise European climate, energy, and transport law, which proposes to reduce emissions from cars and trucks by 55% and 50% respectively by 2030

Former US President Jimmy Carter, aged 98, is receiving palliative care at his residence, where he wants to “spend the time he has left to live” after a series of hospitalizations, his foundation announced Saturday evening.

Scientists have found out that the growth of phytoplankton has increased 57% over the two decades. This phenomenon have drastically changed the Arctic’s ability to transform atmospheric carbon into living matter.

The use of fiscal policy and monetary policy together to promote economic growth in the country is the main way of modern economic regulation.

According to a Los Angeles Times report, the 2025 Los Angeles wildfire, which sparked on January 7, 2025, has swiftly turned into one of the most disastrous natural calamities in current background, with economic losses estimated in between $135 billion and $150 billion.