British businesses have headed off the threat of a defaults “Armageddon” as the possible end of painfully high interest rates and the energy crisis comes into view, according to the head of the government’s development bank.
Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine highlighted the role of fertilizers — and who controls them — as a strategic lever of global influence.
China is quietly moving away from rules restricting land sales by local governments, its latest effort to revive the housing market and boost income for debt-laden cities.
India’s economic activity cooled off at the start of the year as higher borrowing costs tempered demand at home and abroad, signaling more pain ahead as the global economy slows down.
New Zealand recorded its best quarterly population growth in almost three years as the removal of pandemic-era border restrictions brought a net inflow of migrants.
Decisions on training Ukrainian pilots on F-16 fighter jets and joint EU purchases of ammunition are expected to follow the Munich Security Conference, where Ukraine and its allies grappled with the likelihood of a prolonged war.
A rush by China to sign new long-term liquefied natural gas deals promises to give the nation even more control over the global market at a time when competition for cargoes is booming.
The Saturday shooting that killed Auxiliary Bishop David O’Connell in Los Angeles is being investigated as a murder, the sheriff’s office said in a statement.
South Korea is preparing a domestic rocket development program as part of an ambitious drive to carve out a larger slice of the global space economy following the implosion of its partnership with Russia.
