John Smith The rapid advancement of the digital economy is creating new opportunities for developing countries. It has the potential to boost productivity, expand financial inclusion, and foster sustainable development. Among these opportunities, blockchain technology is emerging as one of the most revolutionary elements. Similar to the prior …

Nadia Hilmi US President Joe Biden’s statements against his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping describing him as unsuitable for diplomacy come days after US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken’s visit to China aimed primarily at helping repair relations between Beijing and Washington. In my opinion, these irresponsible statements by …

Zartaj Chaudhary As the largest and most populous continent in the world, Asia has a complex history that is full of uncertainties. This region is home to almost half of the world’s population, which is predicted to grow more quickly.  It might create approximately 40% of global consumption …

While bilateral debt represented 52 per cent in 2000, this declined to 25 per cent by 2021. Africa’s annual bond issuances rose from $10 billion in the early 2000s, to about $80 billion by 2016–2020. The share of China’s debt to Africa rose from just 1 per cent …

By Eng. Saleem Al-Batayneh In the realm of grammar lessons, we come across the conditional “if,” a powerful word that extends its influence from syntax to the intricate domain of Arabic politics. The question we pose is neither naive nor prejudiced. It arises from the buzz that relentlessly …

Naveed Mangi In the realm of international relations, alliances, and partnerships often shift as countries adapt to changing geopolitical dynamics. One such case is the changing dynamics between Pakistan and India, and their respective relationships with the United States and Russia. Historically, Pakistan aligned itself with the United …

Nadia Helmi Perhaps it was a painful and shocking surprise in the first place for the members of the banned terrorist Muslim Brotherhood group in Egypt and the region and its entanglements around the world, by declaring myself for the first time globally that I was the closest …

Kester Kenn The United States, acting through the U.S. Agency for International Development, or USAID, has committed more than $14 billion in humanitarian and development assistance since June 2022 in more than 47 countries to address the global food security crisis exacerbated by Putin’s brutal and unprovoked war …

Andrey Kadmestov The recession in the Eurozone continues for the second quarter in a row now. Even though the decline in terms of economic dynamics remains small – just about 0.1 percent of GDP, realistically-minded experts believe this is the beginning of hard times waiting ahead. With foreign …