One event overwhelmed everything this year: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The conflict has sparked rapid shifts in defense, energy and commerce.
Meanwhile, the world continues to emerge from the pandemic, with one exception: China. Its “zero COVID” policy has added to existing supply chain pressures, and the war has worsened.
A woman stands in front of an empty refrigerator in her home in Brasilia in September. Rapid inflation worldwide has pushed some households to the brink of collapse. | Reuters
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Alibaba Group has announced its decision to resume hiring, signaling renewed confidence in its growth trajectory following recent discussions with Chinese leadership.
The announcement by...
Saudi Arabia is taking a proactive stance in advocating for global cooperation on water issues, highlighting the urgent need for sustainable water management practices...
Saudi Arabia has awarded mining exploration licenses to both local and international firms, marking a significant step in its Vision 2030 strategy to diversify...
