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The debt crisis won’t be solved by debt relief alone. Developing countries need a growth reset
Developing countries need coordinated financing to invest and grow—not just enough support to keep paying creditors.
The UN's IPCC climate panel failed after a week of tough talks to reach an agreement on when to release its next report on ...
From armed drones and loitering munitions to unmanned aircraft that could accompany fighter jets, India is developing a range ...
Meena Raman is deputy director at Third World Network (TWN), a public interest lawyer and an expert on international climate negotiations. Leon ...
The United Nations Office of the High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island Developing States ...
BANGKOK (AP) — The U.S. and other wealthy nations need to urgently tackle mounting global debt levels that are weighing most ...
New research projects dementia cases will more than double worldwide by 2050, with women and people in low- and middle-income ...
IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva on Wednesday warned that current economic developments and the rapid advance of AI threaten to ...
The United Nations Trade and Development agency has warned that rising public debt interest costs are increasingly squeezing ...
Nigeria’s finance minister and central bank governor review reforms with the World Bank chief, focusing on investment, ...
Nigeria’s finance minister Taiwo Oyedele said on Tuesday developing countries are paying $500bn (R8.2-trillion) more than ...
G24 warns that rising debt and higher borrowing costs are threatening growth, investment, and job creation across developing ...
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