Syria, now led by a new government headed by Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, has only recently emerged from a decade-long ...

Union Minister Jitendra Singh said India is evolving into a strong pharma economy with growing global presence. He highlighted advancements in indigenous healthcare manufacturing, innovation, and ...

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With the Israel-US war against Iran now in its fourth week, a prolonged disruption scenario for the Philippines feared by economists now seems to be unfolding — unless  US President Donald Trump makes ...

War in the Middle East is pushing the UK towards recession, it has been claimed. Experts fear opportunistic and rampant profiteering at petrol pumps is a direct result of the deepening chaos and will ...

BEIJING, March 22. /TASS/. The Chinese market skyrocketed by more than 300 times over the last 40-odd years, Prime Minister Li Qiang said. "The Chinese market grew by more than 300 times over the last ...

Union Minister Jitendra Singh highlighted India's emerging role as a significant pharmaceutical economy. At a healthcare summit, he emphasized the country's shift from import-dependence to ...

By 2050, economies that are currently considered emerging are expected to grow significantly, potentially reshaping the global economic map. Factors like population changes, new technology, and how ...

What will the economic landscape look like in 2050? While no one has a crystal ball, economists and researchers put together educated guesses based on current trends and historical data. This article ...

Welcome to the Daily News Brief, CFR’s flagship morning newsletter summarizing the top global news and analysis of the day. Top of the Agenda The Iran war’s ramifications for the world economy are in ...

Source: BI Africa In Africa, these rankings show how strong communities and governance really affect how happy people feel. Mauritius ranks as the 73rd-happiest country globally, reflecting its strong ...

Doha’s GDP could sink ​13% in 2026, amid attacks that have taken out ‌17% of LNG capacity. Its local banks have faced big deposit outflows before. If Qatar has to cover lost revenue and liquidity, its ...