Ricardo Pascoe Pierce Extremes touch, some say. And it is always surprising when it happens. The similarity between the President of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, and the presidential candidate of Argentina, Javier Milei, is undoubtedly surprising. Of course, one, the Mexican, claims to be …
Luis Rubio India advances uncontainably but in an exceedingly peculiar manner, deftly skirting the obstacles imposed upon it inexorably by its extraordinary linguistic, religious, and ethnic diversity. An extraordinarily complex and stratified society coming up against enormous barriers to progress, it has found innovative ways …
The political race is heating up in the United States, and it is really embarrassing to see the contenders’ lack of quality and credibility. President Biden seems to be deteriorating by the hour and commented while visiting the Maui fire disaster that provoked a general …
Antonio Navalón America is on fire. From North to South and East to West, the crisis is generalized and has one element in common: the loss of faith in its ruling classes. In politics, it is well known that dictators or disruptive elements are always …
Visualizing the $105 Trillion World Economy in One Chart By the end of 2023, the world economy is expected to have a gross domestic product (GDP) of $105 trillion, or $5 trillion higher than the year before, according to the latest International Monetary Fund (IMF) …
Antonio Navalón Sometimes, life surprises us, shows us different ways of looking at things, and forces us to modify the perspective under which problems are examined. Last weekend, the World Law Congress was held at the prestigious New York Bar Association. The event was attended …
Kristalina Georgieva Working together to address common challenges, and building economic bridges, will be crucial to improve lives. When the G20 finance ministers and central bank governors meet in Gandhinagar next week, the world will be looking for joint action to address rising economic fragmentation, …
Antonio Navalón The various modifications of European borders throughout history can be likened to open-heart surgery. Since the Greeks and since the time of the Roman Empire, there has never been a peaceful alteration of Europe’s geographical boundaries. Today, the case is no different. Europe …
Photo: Bill Oxford on Unsplash The world economy is affected by a combination of persistent high inflation, low growth, and high-interest rates that, if extended, could lead to financial instability. Geopolitical tension adds to the uncertainty. Its adverse effects on economic growth may also cripple tax revenues, and this would increase pressure on already high …
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