A nation in the dark: Cuba’s energy woes
Cuba's energy infrastructure has a complex history shaped by political alliances, especially during and after the Cold War
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Thames Water faces breakup or bailout
The financial troubles of Thames Water highlight the challenges facing England and Wales' privatised water industry
Is Spain’s housing policy too late?
Before taking office in 2018, PM Pedro Sánchez stated that Spain had been without a state housing policy for nearly ten years
Trade & labour: The heart of economy
Economy, Trade, Money, Investment, Investors, Employment, Workforce, Education, Banks, Savings
Rome’s ancient battle with inflation
To help control inflation, the Romans lacked knowledge of contemporary economic theories
Will Nigerian economy bounce back in 2025?
For Nigeria to significantly raise living standards, its growth rate must be at least 6% for three years in a row
Middle East crisis sparks global hunger surge
Over 41 million people in the Middle East and North Africa region experienced severe food insecurity in 2024
Trump’s $2 trillion deals recast US-Gulf relations
Beyond the dollar signs, Donald Trump’s Middle East agreements are poised to reshape the region’s development trajectory
Go Green with GBO: Will ‘Carbon Border Taxes’ start new trade war?
Trade partners may respond with retaliatory tariffs or file disputes at the World Trade Organisation, challenging CBAM as an unfair trade barrier
Why BRICS+ backs local currency trade
While certain BRICS+ countries, such as Russia, might be more interested in accelerating transformation, other BRICS+ members might not be as keen