Ukraine's former army chief says US 'destroying' world order
Valeriy Zaluzhnyi, Ukraine's former armed forces chief and current ambassador to Britain, said on Thursday that the United States was "destroying" the current world
Valeriy Zaluzhnyi, Ukraine's former armed forces chief and current ambassador to Britain, said on Thursday that the United States was "destroying" the current world
Government cost cuts to curb Romania's chronic budget deficit and avert a ratings downgrade are causing a social backlash that
Weak external demand and the impact of conflicts slowed economic growth again in countries covered by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD),
Alarm is rising over Washington's potential withdrawal from global institutions, including the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, with the no-show of
The global debt-to-GDP ratio rose for the first time since 2020 last year, as the world's debt stock hit a new year-end record of $318 trillion and economic growth
Ukrainian bond prices have dropped sharply this week as increasingly hostile rhetoric from U.S.
War-torn countries, those with high levels of debt and U.S. allies such as Jordan have the most to lose if the United States Agency for
The United States' decision to freeze and potentially scrap its core aid agency jolted countries receiving its funding and could make it harder
The new era of unpredictability, marked by tariff threats and rising global tensions, is prompting emerging market investors to look for shelter in frontier markets
Foreign investors are flocking to Turkey's local debt markets, saying they are impressed by interest rate cuts and easing inflation and are
Foreign investors pulled a record amount of money from U.S. equity funds tracking Saudi Arabia in October as the Middle East's worst
International lenders including the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the World Bank are backing a 3 billion
Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund accounted for about a quarter of the almost $124 billion spent by sovereign wealth funds worldwide last year, a report
Emerging countries will pay a record $400 billion to service external debt this year, and nearly four dozen cannot spend the money they need for climate adaptation
Development agencies gathering in Washington this week face one of their toughest battles in years: getting a rich world worried about wars
Tensions around Georgia's controversial draft "foreign agents" law could hit the country's economy and investor confidence, the president of the European Bank for
Two wars and high borrowing costs have trimmed expected growth in countries covered by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), the bank said in
Big-money investors are beginning to place more cash in emerging markets as they chase returns in what could be a structural shift in the way they allocate their
A group of prominent former emerging market finance chiefs is pressing global leaders to incorporate external shocks and climate change into debt sustainability
Election results in Mexico, South Africa and India jolted currencies and stocks alike, a stark reminder that politics still matter for markets in a
The debt crisis risk that has overshadowed the global economy for four years is beginning to recede, the Paris Club of rich creditor nations
Deadly Kenyan protests that scuppered tax hikes and a failed coup amid fading economic prospects in Bolivia this week are
Ghana and its bondholders will restart talks next week to hash out a debt restructuring deal on $13
Ukraine told investors it still expects to succeed in its unprecedented aim of restructuring debt in the middle of a war before payment
Ukraine has not been able to reach an agreement with a group of bondholders over restructuring some $20 billion of international debt during
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