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The Digital Economy and Society (DES) Ministry hailed the Thailand Pavilion at Dubai's World Expo as a success because it attracted more than 2.35 million visitors, which accounted for 9.8% of the fair's total visitor numbers, beating its original target of 7%.

Pakistan's ousted prime minister, Imran Khan, on Thursday demanded fresh elections amid political turmoil after a new government took over and warned it faces an enormous challenge to revive a battered economy.

Concerns over high inflation, supply chain disruptions, and rising COVID-19 cases are expected to keep the stock market volatile for an extended period. While the increased focus on domestic production should help the economy recover, the rate is expected to decelerate. Therefore, large-cap growth stocks Snowflake (SNOW), PayPal (PYPL), DoorDash…

The country can be the fulcrum of the new global order, as a peaceful democracy with economic prosperity

Climate change, cost of living and the economy are the most important issues to Australians this election, but there's a large split along voting lines, according to Vote Compass.

As a candidate, Joe Biden made climate change a pillar of his campaign for the White House, promising to decarbonize the U.S. economy, end drilling on public lands, and lead the world in a historic shift away from fossil fuels.

Druze-majority Sweida has stayed relatively neutral in Syria’s war, but recent protests have led to punishments.

A Saudi economic indicator announced on Wednesday its estimates that the Kingdom's GDP will reach SAR 3 trillion ($895 billion) in 2025, emphasizing the balanced growth of the national economy during the last period. The index, run by the Research and Information Center at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry…

The UK Government needs to use legislation to intervene on the acquisition of Newport Wafer Fab by Nexperia

President Xi Jinping defended China’s lockdown-dependent approach to fighting the pandemic, even as he sought to reassure the world that the country was still committed to opening its economy.

Industry and economists say a ban would be catastrophic for the country’s economy, but many companies expect it to happen anyway