India’s consumer market is far smaller than its population suggests, with only about 130-140 million people able to spend on non-essential goods, according to a report by Blume Ventures. Despite a population of 1.4 billion, […]
BRICS, the bloc of major developing economies, has welcomed Nigeria as its newest partner country. Originally formed in 2009 by Brazil, Russia, India, and China—later joined by South Africa in 2010—BRICS was established as a […]
Starting December, China will cut tariffs for goods from 43 of the world’s least developed nations, primarily across Africa and Asia. This policy means these countries can export products like crops, seafood, and raw materials […]
World Bank President Ajay Banga has highlighted the urgent need for bilateral creditors to provide more debt relief to developing countries facing severe financial distress. Speaking ahead of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund […]
In a bold move to address the housing crisis, the Heather Lands in Vancouver will soon be home to 2,600 new units, blending market-rate and affordable housing. With Vancouver’s property market among the most expensive […]
Bill Gates recently spoke out about the US tax system, stating that he would be significantly poorer if he had designed it. Gates advocates for a more progressive tax structure, where the rich pay a […]
The European Environment Agency (EEA) has issued a stark warning in its latest 32-page report: Europe is alarmingly unprepared for the escalating threats posed by climate change. As the continent facing the fastest warming rates globally, […]
Japan faces a notable challenge in closing its gender gap, ranking 73rd out of 190 economies, according to the World Bank’s Women, Business and the Law 2024 report. This report, released just before International Women’s […]
The Biden administration has unveiled a $5.8 billion initiative for water infrastructure upgrades across the United States, funded by the landmark bipartisan infrastructure law. This significant investment aims to ensure clean water access for every […]
UN Women has recently emphasized the need for an additional $360 billion per year to close the gender equality gap by 2030, citing global complacency as a major barrier to progress. Despite the ambitious goals […]
In a landmark decision, Parisians have recently voted in favor of tripling parking charges for SUVs, a move aimed at curbing the use of “bulky, polluting” vehicles within the French capital. This significant increase in […]
California, long hailed as a pioneer in renewable energy, has recently made a significant policy shift that dampens the momentum of its residential rooftop solar sector. Last year, the state implemented a policy that substantially […]
A recent UNICEF report has unveiled a troubling trend in Europe’s richest countries – a surge in child poverty rates. Contrary to expectations, nations like the UK, Spain, and Luxembourg are falling behind in combating […]
Germany has taken a significant step towards fostering sustainable development in Africa by pledging to invest 4 billion euros in green energy projects across the continent by 2030. Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced this commitment at […]
In the vibrant city of Copenhagen, known for its culinary prowess, a group of young entrepreneurs launched a revolutionary startup, Too Good To Go (TGTG), to address a critical global issue: food waste. This innovative […]
In Melbourne, a recycling program is turning old hotel soap into a solution for a global health problem. Soap Aid, a non-profit organization, is tackling the issue of soap waste by manually cleaning and recycling […]
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