Syria Shows How Middle East Can’t Take Stability for Granted
When the International Monetary Fund chief visited Cairo last month, she found herself staring at Egypt in the form of a huge woven wall map, whose intricacy could be a metaphor for her delicate task across the Arab world.
Assad Is Out, Rebels Are In: What’s Next for Syria and the Middle East
It took just over a week for the 54-year Assad regime to fall in Syria and the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham rebel group to take control. WSJ breaks down how it happened—and what comes next for Syria and the Middle East.
Assad’s fall leaves Syria’s future uncertain
Syrians are dancing in the streets of Damascus and other cities, to celebrate the collapse of the hideous regime of Bashar al-Assad, the man responsible for an estimated 600,000 dead in a 13-year-long civil war — including tens of thousands viciously tortured to death in his dungeons.
US leaders brace for what's next in Middle East after Syrian government collapses
At both the State Department and the White House, U.S. officials are still trying to figure out exactly what kind of government is taking root in Syria.
Syria, The Middle East's Unfortunate Battleground
Assad, Turkey, the United States and Israel separately carried out airstrikes on targets in different areas of the country, each with its own agenda. The reclaiming Syria's sovereignty will be one of the most important and complex challenges facing the country's new rulers.
Assad’s Collapse Should Prompt A Rethink Of The Middle East
Assad, which collapsed over the weekend under a rebel offensive that had begun just days earlier, achieved a place of infamy that has long been taken for granted in Western foreign policy discussions.
Chinese leaders pledge ‘moderately loose’ monetary policy, more support for slowing economy
BANGKOK (AP) — China’s top leaders have pledged to loosen monetary policy and provide more support for the slowing economy, ...
IMF says US$100 billion needed for resilience building to climate change in the Caribbean
The Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Kristalina Georgieva, Tuesday said that the costs for ...
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IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva Statement to the Financial Community on Sri Lanka
Kristalina Georgieva, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), issued the following statement about ...
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Exclusive-China advisers call for steady 5% 2025 economic growth goal, stronger stimulus
It is not known how many such proposals the government receives. International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina ...
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Hardship: We’ve started seeing positive results from our reforms – Tinubu tells IMF
President Bola Tinubu on Thursday said Nigerians have started seeing the positive results of his government’s reforms. The ...
Heads of int'l organizations voice confidence in China's economy: official
The heads of several international economic organizations expressed confidence in China economy at a dialogue meeting on Monday according to an offic ...
China’s Regulators Seek Improvements to Property Market: Xinhua
China’s regulators will try to bolster the property market with improved policies on land usage, tax and other financial ...
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Chinese Premier Li Qiang holds the 1+10 dialogue with heads of 10 international economic organizations including Pr ...
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China to further deepen reform comprehensively, expand opening-up: premier
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