Two levels of denial and four afflictions are facing development.
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What should the developing countries be preparing for before the next world economic crisis strikes, asks Mahmoud Mohieldin.
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The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism to be applied next year will effectively impose unjustified tariffs on the developing countries.
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Moves are underway to establish a Borrowers Club made up of countries from the Global South as a way to mitigate the developing world’s debt crisis, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin
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The brighter gold gleams as a result of uncertainties in US monetary policy, the darker the horizons for promises of an economic golden age, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin
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Caught between the risks of higher inflation and rising unemployment, US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signalled cuts in interest rates at this year’s Jackson Hole Symposium, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin
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The Global South should establish a new debt forum to allow borrowers to share experiences and strengthen their capacity to avert further crises.
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The world’s debtor countries should consider setting up a club of the south to mirror the Paris Club of creditors, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin
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The countries of the Global South need to establish a collective body to boost coordination and support as they search for relief from the ravages of the global debt crisis, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin
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Solutions to the debt crisis of the world’s developing countries need to be practical and implementable if they are to have the desired effects, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin
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Could the dollar’s “exorbitant privilege” as the world’s main reserve currency finally be coming to an end?
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How should the countries of the Global South react to the ongoing changes in the international order?
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The world’s economic centre of gravity is shifting eastwards, with profound implications for the post-war economic and political order.
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The primary threats to the dollar’s supremacy come from US policymakers and not from any major external menace to the currency.
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The disappearance of the British pound as an international reserve currency after the end of World War II offers lessons for the dollar today.
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The changes taking place in the global economy are part of a systematic transformation and not a mere transitory phase, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin
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Despite the turbulence caused by current global policy shifts, the world’s middle powers can enhance their economic positions and foster mutual gains.
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How can America be made great again when the current US administration seems to be more interested in political circus tricks and playing to the gallery.
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The disruptions being spread by Trump are targeting international trade and long-standing political relations, with potential immeasurable harm at home and abroad.
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US President Donald Trump’s policy of increasing tariffs, if implemented, will have damaging effects on the world and devastating impacts on the American economy, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin
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