The World Bank vice president for the Middle East and North Africa discusses the financial impact of ongoing conflicts.
The World Bank vice president for the Middle East and North Africa discusses the financial impact of ongoing conflicts.
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President Biden warned the economic crisis in the US is ‘deepening’ and urged lawmakers to pass $1.9 trillion in relief.
Janet Yellen also sees no immediate lifting of China tariffs, adds that polluters should pay for carbon emissions.
Proposed law will force Google, Facebook to pay local media for their news content or face millions of dollars in fines.
Salameh said he would face questioning in Switzerland as part of a money-laundering probe, a source tells Al Jazeera.
The kingdom said the four-time delay was needed to validate data collected from 33,000 households during the pandemic.
More than a trillion euros in stimulus is on its way to jolt life into a eurozone battered by the coronavirus crisis.
Some nine million adults in the UK are diving deeper into debt, a trend that is also exacerbating income inequality.
Aramco excludes emissions from its refineries and petrochemical plants in its carbon disclosures, Bloomberg Green found.