Does Europe have what it takes to implement its latest economic security strategy, asks Mahmoud Mohieldin
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The world’s financial markets will be carefully watching proceedings at the US Federal Reserve meeting in Jackson Hole this week, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin
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It can take more than a miracle for some countries to escape from the middle-income trap, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin
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Despite the magnitude of the losses being sustained by the developing countries, there has been mostly silence regarding the current debt crisis, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin
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The developing countries must break the habit of taking out further loans to fund economic development and pay off existing debts, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin
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Growing global economic fragmentation is exacerbating the debt crisis facing the developing world, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin in the second
of two articles
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The world is facing an even more serious debt crisis than the world financial crisis of 2008, with the countries of the Global South being the hardest hit, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin
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The world is being thrown into chaos by growing economic warfare, radically sacrificing development and growth opportunities for the developing nations, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin
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A roadmap to economic disaster is unfolding in the world today, hastening the demise of what remains of the post-World War II economic system, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin
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The developing countries require at least twice as much of the current global growth if they are to narrow the gap with the developed countries.
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While the US and Japan have seen signals of economic recovery, other countries are mired in meagre financing, increasing debt, declining investment, and geopolitical conflicts, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin
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With the publication of the latest World Happiness Report last month, what can be learned from attempts to measure human happiness and misery?
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Recent sharp fluctuations in international interest rates have posed tough challenges for the developing economies, with many now threatened by a vicious debt crisis that could leave them with crippling costs, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin
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Mahmoud Mohieldin continues his analysis of changes in the fortunes of the world’s middle classes by pointing to their growth in India and China
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The middle class is no longer the dominant class of some countries, raising fears of growing social fragmentation and frustration, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin
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There are three steps the global south need to take in order to exploit the opportunities offered by advances in artificial intelligence.
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The beginning of every year is a time for economic forecasts and assessments, some of them ranking the respective risks weighing on different regions, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin
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A series of virulent disruptions have wrought havoc on the world economy, accompanying a growing realisation that the world is fragmenting both politically and economically, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin
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Could other currencies eventually replace the dollar as the world’s main reserve currency, asks Mahmoud Mohieldin
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The high volatility of exchange rates and the probability that inflation rates remain high make it crucial to activate inflation-targeting frameworks in the developed and developing countries alike, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin
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