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अभूतपूर्व जागतिक संकटांमुळे लिंगभेद दूर करण्यासंदर्भा�

Due to unprecedented global crises, progress in bridging the gender divide has stagnated

Pyongyang’s recent live-fire drills could set in motion a series of events with far-reaching consequences for regional stability, diplomacy, and the

२०२४ मध्ये, वाढते अस्थिर जग जागतिक अर्थव्यवस्थेची स्थित�

The year 2024 is poised to be a period of significant transformation, characterised by extensive changes on both domestic and international fronts

In 2024, an increasingly volatile world will define the state of the global economy

Iran views its BRICS membership as a foreign policy success, however, whether this move will translate into long-term benefits remains to be seen

By regulating stablecoins, authorities can strike a balance between innovation and safeguarding the interests of users and the global economy.

In India, although a complete overhaul of the trade invoicing system is not feasible, de-dollarisation can be complemented with the internationalisati

जलवायु से जुड़े जोख़िमों को लेकर दुनिया भर में एक जैसी सो�

दुनिया के तमाम देश CBDCs की संरचना और क्रियान्वयन से जुड़ी र�

To take advantage of their favourable demographic transitions over the coming decades, the developing and least developed countries (LDCs) need to add

BIMSTEC’s recent initiatives of strengthening institutional mechanisms are indeed a start but the road ahead is long if not arduous

The complex risks associated with climate change pose a threat to the global economy. Thus, it is crucial for regulators to proactively manage these r

कोविड के मामलों में हाल के दिनों में आए उछाल की वजह से चीन�

The slowdown in the Chinese economy due to the recent surge has made the global economy quite vulnerable

It needs to be understood that no policy for supply chain resilience will be complete without accounting for China as a supplier in the short term

China's export of cheap clean energy equipment is a public good as relatively poor countries can now afford large clean energy projects

The sanctions imposed on Russia is weighing down the global economy as supply chains are affected.

Regulators around the world must address the faultlines in newer technology-led concepts like crypto that can reshape the global economy

Active work must be done to ensure that those without digital access are not left behind

The story of 2021 in the global economy will continue to be dominated by the pandemic — but examining these trends will help us understand the struc

With its current status as the seventh largest global economy, but only the twentieth largest goods exporter — the extent to which India will benefi

Where China and India indicate conspicuous commonalities, aim for similar objectives and reflect identical challenges — exploring Sino-Indian partne

The COVID19 pandemic has impacted the rich and developed countries. It has reiterated the importance of effective and adequate primary healthcare faci

Like any other country Indian economy is dealing with a once-in-a-lifetime tectonic disaster.

Instead of seeing it as just another step forward for telecommunications, states must also view 5G’s strategic technology as critical national infra

In a constantly-evolving discourse and a politically and economically disruptive world, new ideas will demand a greater control over Modi’s actions.

Several challenges and threats may hinder achieving two percent growth for the world economy. For instance, the plans of IMF and Central Bank to raise the interest rate are likely to result in wiping out efforts to achieve the target. Also the investment is witnessing lower volatility.

Prof. Arvind Panagariya of Columbia University argues that India has not actually emerged, as US President Barack Obama said during his visit to India, but it is in fact rising. He presented his assessment about India as a rising power during a discussion at ORF.

It is four years since Observer Research Foundation launched an exclusive South Asia Weekly, with scholars specialising in individual nations of the region presenting a weekly report of individual countries with their assessments.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has called on Apec nations to play a leading role in global economy, which faces challenges and uncertainty and other roundups

The agenda hosts Turkey has set for the G20 summit is undoubtedly overloaded. But, to achieve good results, it would make sense for global leaders to focus on the most pressing regional issues affecting the global economy in general and Asia in particular, before the next summit in China in 2016.

The IMF estimates that State-Owned Enterprise (SOE) assets totalled US$45 trillion in 2018, close to 50% of the global GDP, and calculated the debt of the largest SOEs to be US$7.4 trillion. Clearly, SOEs have a direct bearing on the global economy. The most systemically important SOEs are the State-Owned Multinational Enterprises (SOMNEs) since they are focused on cross-border financing and business. A global framework for regula

One can see the problem of illicit financial flow in a narrow view in terms of loss of tax revenue, but the more often missed out perspective is that these illicit flows create imbalances in the global economy that upset the efficiency of capital. Illicit financial flows cannot be curtailed without the collaborative effort of both developing as well as developed countries

Cutting oil and gas out of the climate conversation won’t work because – like it or not – they will underpin the global economy for years to come

The year 2022 saw the global economic outlook deteriorate amidst high inflation, fiscal tightening, and supply chain uncertainties arising from both the Russia-Ukraine war and the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic. Global Gross Domestic Product (GDP), after expanding by some 5 percent in 2021, contracted in the first half of 2022. This brief makes a case for gender lens investing (GLI) as a means to boost women’s participation in economic act

India is assuming the leadership of SCO and G20. While the two groupings have divergent goals, Delhi will need to ensure that the concerns of developing nations are not ignored. An assertive foreign policy that seeks to shape and steer conversations will help

The idea of the 'global village', the efforts to create a global economy and emerging global digital marketplace, are all likely to be impacted if nations and communities do not find it within themselves to agree to norms and laws that would apply to this realm.

In response to their experience of western colonialism, countries like China and India have sought to develop their own, indigenous and autonomous technology base. China, in the last 30 years, has succeeded in this endeavour, becoming a major manufacturing power and adopting policies to develop and market its own technologies. Such success, however, is not without critics. Developed countries, especially the US which is its principal trading part

Russia will wait and watch to see the impact of winter on Western public opinion, and Ukraine is counting on its battlefield gains to secure a lasting momentum. That the West is getting restless about Ukraine's position is evident from the backchannel negotiations between the US and Russian officials.