Live
02:40

Palestinians say Kushner peace plan won’t solve their problems

Palestinian business owners say financial incentives are not enough to solve the conflict and allow the economy to grow.

25 Jun 2019
More video clips from the story

Soaring food prices hit Sudanese as floods ravage the country

03:06

A review of eBay’s transformation 25 years since launch

02:41

COVID-19 wreaks havoc on Australia’s wool industry

02:30

Peru economy: COVID-19 puts millions of people out of work

02:28
More video clips from the story

Soaring food prices hit Sudanese as floods ravage the country

03:06

A review of eBay’s transformation 25 years since launch

02:41

COVID-19 wreaks havoc on Australia’s wool industry

02:30

Peru economy: COVID-19 puts millions of people out of work

02:28
More from Economy

Inuit voices grow louder in fight over Nunavut mine expansion

An ice-covered fjord on Baffin Island, the fifth largest island in the world, in the territory of Nunavut in northern Canada [File: Michael Studinger/NASA/Handout via EPA]

US House approves Biden’s $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief plan

The Democrat-led legislative has been complicated by the Senate's rules expert, who said that they cannot include an increase in the minimum wage to $15 per hour in the package [J Scott Applewhite/AP]

G20 nations warn uneven vaccine roll-out could stall recovery

Ministers from Group of 20 nations on Friday discussed exploring ways to help meet longer-term financing needs in weaker economies, particularly in Africa, that have been more severely hit by the COVID crisis [File: Francis Kokoroko/Reuters]

Canada will stick with $79bn stimulus despite debt fears: Source

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government values the stimulus package at between three and four percent of gross domestic product, which is in line with aid provided by some of Canada's European peers, but much less than US President Joe Biden's proposed $1.9 trillion relief package [File: Blair Gable/Reuters]
Most Read

‘Hold MBS accountable’: World reacts to US Khashoggi report

Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi was a columnist for the Washington Post newspaper who had been critical of the Saudi government [File: Omar Shagaleh/Anadolu]

Follow the money: Myanmar coup puts pressure on army businesses

The February 1 coup has put the spotlight on the sprawling business interests of Myanmar's military [File: Hein Htet/EPA]

LeBron James hits back at Zlatan in athlete activism spat

James has been a force for social change in the US, focusing much of his attention on police brutality and racial injustice [File: Phil Long/AP Photo]

First US military action under Biden draws criticism

The Pentagon said the US military conducted the air raids against Iran-backed militias at US President Biden’s direction [File: US Navy/Matthew Freeman/EPA]