Economic issues

Political and economic upheaval, and a growing list of creditors, mean Islamabad has few friends to call on.

I think it is almost impossible to realize an up-scale world without poverty. Even if we change the appearance of the houses in slums, it will not change the fact of poor. However, I really hope that this could become true.

Overpopulation is a big problem in the world today, especially in the poorer regions of the world. I think China's one child law would be extremely effective in decreasing the overpopulation issue. Too many people are having too many kids when they can't afford to have kids at all and can barely provide for themselves. Only people who make a moderate amount of money should be allowed to have kids. As the king of pop once said, "If you can't feed your baby, then don't have a baby."

The World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, has brought together leaders from various fields to discuss global issues and promote public-private cooperation. Notable figures like Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva have emphasized the importance of addressing pressing challenges such as climate change, inequality, and pandemics. One of the key themes that has emerged during the conference is sustainability. Participants have…

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In the backdrop of global economic issues, ET Wealth identified these four companies that have continued to do good overseas business and remained resilient to global developments. They show positive net foreign exchange earnings over five years.

In a critical moment for the UK economy, Chancellor Rishi Sunak faces a challenging task reminiscent of the iconic Italian Job heist. Can he successfully navigate the delicate balancing act of supporting recovery while addressing economic issues? Find out in this insightful article.

There's something very disturbing about John Holcroft's work, but in a very good way. Checking out his cool drawings, you can't help but feel as if you're seeing something forbidden. The fragility of the system, the obscurity of your career; the lack of romance in today's world. The characters' passions are their torture and there's only one way out - embracing the absurdity of the modern world. Working from a studio near Sheffield, UK, Holcroft manages to connect two completely different…