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This month, energy prices in Europe have soared due largely to record-high prices for natural gas. Though gas prices have been steadily...
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There's a dizzying array of supply chain problems contributing to the global surge in inflation. One of the stickiest is the now-yearslong...
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In 1991, Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay established Mercosur to increase their participation in global trade and improve their negotiating positions with...
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In 2020, the European Union was still recovering from the 2008 global financial crisis – and the subsequent sovereign debt crisis of...
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A German regional court this week refused Russian energy giant Gazprom’s appeal to exclude the Nord Stream 2 pipeline from EU rules...
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Landlocked Afghanistan is a bridge between Central and South Asia, giving it the potential for a high degree of integration with its...
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Foreign direct investments are crucial for Latin America. They help finance economic development and projects that the governments and local companies cannot...
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The epochal global supply chain snarl isn’t going away. The COVID-19 pandemic exposed widespread structural fragilities in the global trading system, first...
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The pandemic has aggravated an already alarming situation regarding the cost and accessibility of food worldwide, as the director general of the...
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About 24 percent of the global population has received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, but distribution has been vastly...
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The rapid pace of Chinese growth has expanded the country’s need for natural resources, especially farmland, timber and inputs needed for emerging...
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This week, Russia’s foreign minister met with the secretary-general of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations to discuss relations between Moscow and...
