Slowing growth, escalating trade wars, tightening cross-border capital flows, and intensifying migration pressures have dominated news headlines – and for good reason. Together, these forces threaten ...

Spread the loveAs April 5, 2026, unfolds, significant events are making headlines across Europe and the globe. From international diplomacy to economic shifts, this morning’s news bulletin provides a ...

Key findings: Economic growth has been far outpacing progress in ending poverty: between 2000 and 2022, global GDP more than doubled, but reductions in human deprivation were modest. At current rates, ...

Global economic conditions have been resilient to trade-related uncertainties, but worries about a potential AI bubble add to an already long list of concerns. Equity-related wealth effects are ...

Central banks, including the Federal Reserve, have maintained relatively high interest rates to combat inflation. While this ...

Valentine's Day has evolved from a simple celebration of affection into a significant economic event that ripples across multiple sectors of the global economy. As Feb. 14 approaches, retailers, ...

As 2026 moves closer into view, the global economy should continue to produce moderate growth. While our base case outlook is relatively benign, a look below the surface reveals frictions. While that ...

The European Parliamentary Research Service, in cooperation with the Normandy Region in France and the Institute for Economics and Peace, Australia, will present the 2025 Peace and Security Index at ...

Nigeria and other frontier markets may offer investors rare pockets of opportunity in 2026, even as rising geopolitical tensions, ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Scott L. Montgomery is a geologist who writes about energy issues. Most experts would agree that the energy sector is currently ...

Airline ticket prices often appear to be random to travelers, but more than sheer random volatility is at play, influenced by international economic developments. From inflation and fuel prices to ...