Government ‘still not listening to warnings’ from voluntary sector, MPs say
The UK Government is “still not listening to the warnings” from the voluntary sector about the impact of…
Playback: Newsfile discussed economic resilience, low-wage recruitment and galamsey crisis
Ghana’s leading news analysis programme, Newsfile, returns this Saturday, March 21, 2026, with a strong focus on the…
Shockwave of War Is Rippling Through the Global Economy
Photographer: Rebecca Noble/Bloomberg (Bloomberg) — The global economy’s first collective health check since war broke out in the…
Government ‘still not listening to warnings’ from voluntary sector, MPs say
The UK Government is “still not listening to the warnings” from the voluntary sector about the impact of…
China’s emotional economy is on the rise
A giant inflatable Labubu toy floats on the water at Victoria Harbour on October 25, 2025 in Hong…
Oil stabilises as investors weigh US, Iran threats to facilities, sanctions lift
SINGAPORE, March 23 (Reuters) – Oil prices were little moved on Monday as investors weighed U.S. and Iranian…
New Zealand outlook cut to negative by Fitch as debt concerns mount
Fitch outlook cut puts New Zealand’s fiscal path under scrutiny and lifts yields. Summary: Fitch revises New Zealand…
AUKUS Questioned as WA Leading Farmer Warns Fuel Crisis Could Cripple Nation – WAMN News Online
Compiled by: Alice Guidetti WA Pastoralist and Graziers Association board member Tony Seabrook has questioned Australia’s defence priorities…
‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ traps more young Malaysians in debt cycle
Chan Jun Hong, 29, spends about MYR3,000 (US$763) each month servicing debts, which account for more than 60%…
Average cherry blossom-viewing budget falls 13.8%
People in Japan plan to spend ¥6,383 on average for cherry blossom viewing this year, down 13.8% from…
War might actually benefit Greek tourism, says Deutsche Bank
The net impact of the war in the Middle East on Greek tourism remains uncertain, although it could…
Why is everyone on Wall Street talking about 2008 again?
Jamie Dimon, chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, warned last month that some lenders are doing “dumb things” and…