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Are economists to blame for economic crises?
As 2023 approaches, it is clear that an ever-growing number of people hold democratic capitalism in disrepute, and economists along…
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Algerian president visits Tunisia to discuss economic, political issues
Tunisia said Tuesday it had received a loan from its neighbor Algeria, the day before a visit by Algerian President…
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Juventus players agree to take pay reduction in 90-million-euro cost cut
Juventus on Saturday announced that they had cut their players’ and coach Maurizio Sarri’s salaries after all Italian sport was…
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G20 meeting: Global priorities meet Vision 2030 aims
Saudi Arabia chairs this year’s G20, which brings the world’s 20 largest economies together — accounting for 85 percent of…
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Total despair in Idlib
A several hundred-strong crowd gathered in Idlib province in northwest Syria and began marching toward the border with Turkey. This…
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Beyond rockets and air strikes: The Israeli-Palestinian trade war “Israel blocked Palestinians exports from leaving the territories”
Israel blocked Palestinians exports from leaving the territories on February 9, in another chapter of the trade war they have…
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World Bank: Lebanon is in the Midst of Economic, Financial and Social Hardship, Situation Could Get worse
In a meeting with President Michel Aoun today (November 6, 2019), the World Bank Group reiterated its unequivocal support to…
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Summit Dampens Hopes for RCEP Conclusion: Asean Update
A day of meetings hosted by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations cast doubt on whether the weekend would see…
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Lebanon enters sixth day of protests as army opens roads
Protesters began gathering in Riad Al Solh Square in Beirut on Tuesday morning as nationwide demonstrations in Lebanon continued for…
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