Modeling shows an estimated loss of global GDP of up to 50 percent in coming decades—unless we make changes now.

By Radosław SikorskiBrowsing social media I have recently come across a map showing all the countries with GDP per capita higher than Poland’s back in 1990 and in 2018. The difference was striking.

Sri Lanka is expecting about 1.2 percent of gross domestic product in taxes from vehicle imports in 2025, Labour Minister and ...

Mexico’s economy posted the biggest quarterly contraction since 2021, with domestic demand and private investment faltering ...

For the EU and NATO, the project of eastern enlargement has hit a wall, and internal divisions grow as some East European ...

As of December 2024, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) released its latest Economic Outlook , ...

No sooner was he sworn in than Donald Trump, in a series of ‘executive orders’ and memos, unleashed pandemonium in the global ...

The US will 'no longer tolerate an imbalanced relationship' regarding the war in Ukraine, Pete Hegseth said last week as he ...

It is often taken for granted that the total market return will in the long run be over 10%, a major source being the 75 year ...

When Mulroney and Reagan signed the deal, 75% of Canadian exports went south of the border. It is now 80%. That is not a huge ...

The Luddite movement, active between 1811 and 1816 in England, was a collective of skilled artisans—primarily weavers and ...

In Ray Dalio's forthcoming book "How Countries Go Broke" he argues that the United States' budget deficit should be cut.