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Kenya’s inflation rate increased to a five-month high at 3.5% in February due to rising food prices. Core inflation held steady at 2%, but potential tax hikes could threaten the …
Kenya’s Inflation Hits Five-Month High Driven by Rising Food Prices Read More
President Trump has announced that 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican exports will take effect on March 4, along with a 10% tax on Chinese imports. The oil market is …
Trump Implements Tariffs on Canadian and Mexican Exports Amid Trade Tensions Read More
The Public Investment Corporation of South Africa is actively exploring private credit as a growth avenue in Africa, having invested about 8 billion rand in recent years. The organization is …
Public Investment Corporation Seizes Private-Credit Opportunities in Africa Read More
Chile’s recent power outage left 8 million homes without electricity, significantly impacting major copper mines. Power restoration was swift, but some areas remain affected. The government is investigating the causes …
Chile Struggles to Recover From Major Blackout Affecting Millions Read More
Iraq is prepared to resume oil exports through a Turkish pipeline from Kurdistan, which has been inactive for nearly two years; however, disputes between Kurdish and central authorities have delayed …
Iraq Expresses Readiness to Resume Oil Exports via Turkish Pipeline Read More
President Javier Milei’s promotion of the ‘$LIBRA’ crypto token aimed at supporting local businesses was removed after public fears of a scam. The initiative raised concerns about Milei’s oversight and …
President Milei Promotes ‘$LIBRA’ Crypto Token Amid Public Skepticism Read More
Namibia’s economy may experience destabilization due to rising tensions between the U.S. and South Africa, according to the central bank governor. The Namibian dollar’s peg to the rand increases its …
Impact of U.S.-South Africa Tensions on Namibia’s Economy Read More
Recent studies indicate that significant collective action is required to meet the 1.5°C target, with an emphasis on accountability from major emitting nations. Utilizing a new metric called ‘additional carbon …
Revitalizing the 1.5°C Climate Commitment Through National Accountability Read More
Recent research explores how countries can be held accountable for emissions in the context of the 1.5°C climate target. Utilizing the principle of Common But Differentiated Responsibility and Respective Capabilities …
Resuscitating the 1.5°C Target: Assigning Accountability to Nations Read More
Tesla shares are set for their worst weekly performance since the election, down 7.5% due to poor global sales, especially in key markets like Germany, France, the UK, and China. …
Tesla Shares Decline Amid Dismal Sales Reports and Political Tensions Read More