The numbers show how bad the economy went in the period when we expected it to go badly. They offer some surprises about the countries that are most affected.
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The Japanese-owned ship, MV Wakashio, was on its way from China to Brazil when it ran aground on the reef at Pointe d’Esny, south of Mauritius on July 25, and began to leak tons of oil into the pristine Indian Ocean.
After a mixed session for Wall Street (the Nasdaq alone was positive for the three main New York indices, which appreciated by 0.27% on Thursday), when trading in Asia reopened, the mixed trend continued
The world entered the COVID-19 pandemic with persistent, pre-existing economic imbalances. Although the economy still coping up with the COVID-19 crisis, the external outlook is highly uncertain.
In what President Trump labels a “historic diplomatic breakthrough,” Israel and the United Arab Emirates have agreed to “full normalization of relations,” and Israel says it will “suspend” plans to annex the West Bank
The management of the Covid-19 epidemic was disastrous in India. Poor prophylaxis, blocking of all land transport, which forced 460 million people to walk to work, false beliefs (yoga and cow urine in anti-Covid function).
The Republic of Somaliland is a sovereign, democratic State in the Horn of Africa, sharing its borders with Djibouti to the West, Ethiopia to the South, Somalia to the East and the Gulf of Aden to the North, with the coastline of 850 km.
In a surprising and confusing development, Russia claimed on Tuesday that it had approved the world’s first COVID-19 vaccine
State of Israel is not experiencing one of its best times. While Tel Aviv has managed to improve its position in the past decades, today there are many problems on the horizon.