Sometimes it takes comedians to explain what bankers broke. Clarke and Dawe’s 2012 skit turns the global financial crisis ...

Bosnia's public broadcaster BHRT went on air from an improvised tent studio in bitter winter cold outside parliament on Thursday in a protest urging the government to prevent its collapse over ...

The southern European countries hit hardest by the sovereign debt crisis now drive economic growth on the continent.

A new cross-Mediterranean power link hailed as green progress risks burdening Tunisia with higher debt, weaker public ...

When discussing national finances, the debt-to-GDP ratio has become the ultimate measuring stick for economic health. Some ...

The IMF is right to warn that some countries will need to rethink aspects of their welfare systems to stabilise their debt. The challenge is to convince voters before bond markets force their hand ...

Spain will run a smaller budget deficit than Germany for the first time in almost two decades next year in a reversal of the ...

Equal partnersAfrica is not coming to Johannesburg empty-handed. In May 2025, finance ministers adopted the Lomé Declaration ...

Despite official US boycott, participants agreed for shared responsibilities in dealing with the challenges of climate change and reforms in the UN with the objective of equitable global governanceThe ...

African and European leaders will meet in Luanda, Angola, for the European Union-African Union summit. Marking 25 years of EU-AU partnership, the gathering is not just a celebration but a moment to ...

The euro zone economy is likely to expand faster than expected this year and grow at or above potential in 2026 and 2027, but ...

A day after deposing Guinea-Bissau’s president, the military installed his close ally General Horta Inta-a as the new ...