Ethiopia is among many countries suffering hunger, poverty and misery due to the Global North’s destruction of the planet and its banks financing damaging agricultural programmes and fossil fuel expansion
South American country has lost numerous international arbitration cases following its nationalisation wave
A Dutch think tank is promoting a radical shift in taxation, away from labour, focusing instead on the creation of pollution
Israeli prime minister’s comments follow reports that talks are expected on a new hostage-release deal
Washington-based bank says mounting geopolitical tensions could create fresh near-term hazards
Under a longstanding agreement a European gets the IMF managing director job and an American heads the World Bank
Islamabad’s threat has torn families apart and pushed even Afghans with valid papers to leave
Significant support for shipping tax at Paris gathering but critics say measures are insufficient
Support for Ukraine’s accession to the EU appears to be solidifying, as does the will to make Russia financially accountable
Summit for a New Global Financing Pact in Paris told financial system has ‘failed in its mission to provide a global safety net for developing countries’
Kyiv and Moscow accuse each other’s troops of shelling evacuation areas
Washington-based lender says restrictive global credit conditions have triggered sharp slowdown in growth while intensifying risk of financial stress
Former Mastercard chief executive was tapped by US President Joe Biden in February
US secretary of state’s visit comes at a time when country is facing a humanitarian crisis
Rural Niger offers young men no way to make a living, forcing huge numbers to emigrate and others to turn to crime
Africa’s biggest economy has average life expectancy of 53 and is beset with poverty, debt and regional Islamic insurgency
Economic crisis strains family elderly care systems as large numbers of older workers lack pensions
‘We can’t look at those drowned in the sea… without realising that something has gone desperately wrong,’ Michael D Higgins says
The President on migration, the Irish housing crisis and how he has his role ‘quite worked out’
The population has soared, we are close to full employment and life expectancy is the highest in Europe
A way has to be found to resolve the debt problems that are now emerging for the world’s most vulnerable
System set up by former European colonial powers favours the wealthy, say critics
Plus top Christmas toys, a Hollywood paint job and accusations of climate denial at the World Bank
This, like Covid, needs to be designated a shared emergency and met with a collective, global response
Taoiseach says legal changes to pension system on the way during a visit to Japan
Day of demonstrations also saw protesters set fire to prime minister’s home after he had agreed to step down
Ireland’s economic outlook comes with high downside risks but remains positive despite some fierce headwinds and the worst cost-of-living crisis in a decade
Washington-based institution says Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has compounded damage from pandemic and raised risk of 1970s-style stagflation
Green energy developer Arclight selling electricity plants in deal valued at €68m
Government seeks debt restructuring as it moves to ease chronic fuel shortage
President under pressure to follow prime minister and resign after eight killed in clashes
Ukrainian president tells Time troops made two attempts to storm compound while family inside
War in Ukraine a challenge to food and fertiliser supply chains, McConalogue says
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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