Economy
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Japan’s Demographic Crisis Drives Rival’s Bold Economic Plan
Japan has tried bold economic promises before. They tend to fade. This time, the ruling party contender assembling…
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Takaichi Aims to Shape Legacy With Unprecedented Economic Plan
TOKYO, June 29 — For the families watching Japan’s cost-of-living squeeze, for the patients worried about medical bills,…
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Ireland, Once Bailout Recipient, Now Wealthy EU Net Contributor
DUBLIN — The last time Ireland ran the European Union’s rotating presidency, the country was still picking through…
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Asian families reliant on Israel remittances watch Netanyahu’s political turmoil
JERUSALEM — Across Asia, families counting on monthly remittance payments from relatives in Israel are watching a political…
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Kenya’s Gen Z protesters face same police and economic grievances two years on
Two years after Gen Z protesters stormed Kenya’s parliament grounds, the same anti-riot police units that clashed with…
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Overseas Filipino workers in Israel face uncertain future amid political turmoil
From the cramped dormitories of Tel Aviv to the living rooms of Manila, the question of who runs…
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Two Years After Parliament Breach, Kenya’s Gen Z Anger and Economic Pain Remain
Two years after young Kenyans stormed the parliament grounds in Nairobi, the same anger is still there. The…
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Australian Budget Office director explains value of independent cost analysis for NZ
Sam Reinhardt runs an office that does something New Zealand does not have: it tells politicians what their…
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Britain’s leadership churn sparks economic caution and instability
LONDON, June 23 — Britain has kicked out its sixth prime minister in 10 years, a figure that…
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Green Party corrects tax plan timing and school funding errors
The Green Party’s tax plan is now public — hours earlier than intended. That is one error in…
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Brexit decade: UK population grows faster after Leave campaigners promised border control
Ten years after Britons voted to leave the European Union, the country’s population is growing faster than it…
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Ten years after Brexit vote, migration up and economy smaller than forecast.
Ten years after Britons voted to leave the European Union, the data is in. And it does not…
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Brexit decade: UK changes revealed in maps and charts
LONDON, June 23 — As the United Kingdom marks the 10th anniversary of its decision to leave the…
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Starmer’s Exit Marks Seventh PM Since Brexit Referendum
LONDON, June 22 — The UK is bracing for its seventh prime minister since the Brexit referendum, as…
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Treasury Imposes New Sanctions on Iranian Networks and Revenue Streams
The Treasury Department spent the week ending May 30, 2026, systematically tightening the financial screws on Iran. The…
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US Delegation Visits Puntland to Boost Economic Ties and Opportunities
In a move aimed at enhancing economic partnerships, a high-level delegation from the United States recently visited the…
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Dublin Crowds Protest Fuel Prices as Costs Surge
Dublin and Oslo saw crowds in the streets on April 10, 2026. The reason was fuel prices. In…
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Philippines Senate Targets Charter Change Again
Philippines , Apr 29, 2024 The Philippine Senate has reignited debate over amending the 1987 Constitution, a politically…
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Laos Debt Hits 70% GDP as Kip Loses Third of Value
Laos, June 3, 2025 — cyberinktimes.com — Laos owes $14.5 billion. That is more than 70 percent of…
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German Birth Rate Plummets 13% Amid Economic Uncertainty Nationwide
In a worrying trend, the number of births in Germany has significantly decreased over the past two years.…
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Ifo Institute Reports 13% German Birth Rate Decline
The Ifo Institute for Economic Research has reported a significant decline in birth rates in Germany, with a…
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Harini Amarasuriya Becomes Sri Lanka’s 16th Prime Minister Amidst Shifting Power
COLOMBO — On September 24, 2024, Harini Amarasuriya was sworn in as Sri Lanka’s 16th Prime Minister, assuming…
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Manama Souq Fire Destroys 25 Shops in Bahrain Capital
Manama, June 12, 2024 — infopulsetoday.com — The fire that tore through Manama Souq on June 12, 2024,…
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Vietnam Rescues Sai Gon Bank with $24 Billion Bailout
Vietnam’s government has announced a $24 billion rescue package for the Sai Gon Joint Stock Commercial Bank, a…
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