A society cannot truly prosper when a significant part of its population struggles to meet basic needs. A nation may build impressive cities, establish advanced industries and achieve rapid economic growth, yet its progress remains incomplete if millions of people lack adequate food, healthcare, education and dignified employment. Poverty is often viewed as a problem confined to particular indivi…
China and the United States have agreed to reduce tariffs on goods worth about $60 billion in bilateral trade, marking one of the clearest signs yet that the world's two largest economies are trying to stabilize their deeply strained commercial relationship. Under the new framework, each side has recommended roughly $30 billion worth of non-sensitive goods that could receive more favorable tariff…
The BRICS Summit 2026 became one of the important international events for India this year. The 18th BRICS Summit was held in New Delhi from September 12 to 13, 2026, under India's chairship. The summit brought together the expanded BRICS grouping at a time when the global economy and international politics are going through major changes. Trade tensions, conflicts, energy security, supply-chain …
Most people never think about the journey a product takes before it reaches them. When we order a phone, buy clothes, fill a vehicle with fuel, purchase medicine or pick up something from a supermarket, we usually think about the product itself, not the ships, ports, trucks and warehouses that made it possible. But behind much of modern life is a massive global transportation network. Raw materia…
For more than a decade, cheap money helped shape the global economy. Interest rates were kept low for long periods. Borrowing became easier. Businesses could raise money more cheaply. Homebuyers could access affordable loans. Governments could borrow enormous amounts to fund spending and investment. Then inflation changed the equation. And now the world may be entering a very different financial …
