US growth to get only mild lift from gasoline price drop
US gasoline prices may be falling at a fast clip and easing the burden for cash-strapped households, but don't expect a significant boost to economic growth this quarter. Prices at…
US gasoline prices may be falling at a fast clip and easing the burden for cash-strapped households, but don't expect a significant boost to economic growth this quarter. Prices at…
The question has become rhetorical: given Pakistan's abundant manpower and natural resources, bilateral donors and the IMF over the years, why has the country not been able to build a…
Russia's failure to significantly change its energy-dependent economic model under President Vladimir Putin is consigning the country to potentially decades of low growth and eroding its status as a top…
More than 30 years after 125,000 Cubans left their country for the United States in the so-called Mariel Boatlift, the communist island's authorities are hoping to attract foreign investment precisely…
At one of the night bars in Madrid's central Lavapies neighbourhood, the staff feel hopeful that business is about to get better. "People never stopped coming here" during Spain's six-year…
The analytical jurists like Austin had questioned the validity of the international law on the ground that the system lacked sovereign's command and as such its norms were not enforceable,…
It`s going to be a hectic and intense few weeks of European Union-Asia interaction. Top EU officials will hold a record-breaking number of meetings in November with leading policymakers in…
So addicted is the Indian power elite to being treated as the representative of an unstoppable rising great power that it finds the recent decline in India’s global stature and…
The Pakistan-US joint statement on Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s visit to Washington last month contains a section on ‘Non-proliferation, Nuclear Security and Strategic Stability’. As noted by Michael Krepon of…
An important new book explains why some countries have become economic tigers in East Asia while others are relative failures or paper tigers. ‘How Asia Works’ by Joe Studwell is…