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By 2035, the world's fourth-largest offshore oil producer could be a South American country with fewer than 1 million people. According to...
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In its new forecast, the World Bank joined the chorus warning of a potential global recession in 2023. Whether economic growth declines...
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The sanctions imposed by the West on Russia after its invasion of Ukraine precipitated a shift in Russia’s trade patterns. In Europe,...
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The Merdare border crossing between Serbia and Kosovo reopened after Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic called on ethnic Serbs in northern Kosovo to...
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The European Union continued its economic slowdown in the third quarter. High inflation, an energy crisis, a global slowdown and tighter financing...
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Since Russia invaded Ukraine, Europe has announced its intent to diversify its gas supplies away from Russia. Sensing an opportunity, Turkey is...
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Around the globe, spiraling debt in low- and middle-income countries is threatening their pursuit of sustainable development. Between 70 percent and 85...
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The protests that took place across China roughly a week ago shocked many. Large-scale demonstrations are highly unusual in China, especially ones...
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Germany, Europe’s economic powerhouse, is one of the largest economies in the world. German industrial firms, however, are increasingly facing production problems....
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Russia's relationships with the countries of the South Caucasus have seen many unexpected changes since the war in Ukraine began last February....
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Since spreading worldwide in the early months of 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has deeply affected the global workforce. During the first wave,...
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Following the downfall of another prime minister and the British pound’s collapse to its lowest level ever against the dollar, the U.K....
The Geopolitics of the American President