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Authoritarianism Is Turkey’s Biggest Economic Risk

Şebnem Kalemli-Özcan PROVIDENCE, MARCH 27 (PS): Twelve years ago, I published a commentary that asked: “Why is Turkey Rebelling?” Demonstrators had flooded the streets of Istanbul to protect Gezi Park from being turned into a shopping mall. Today, they are back, not for trees or green spaces, but in response

Death toll rises to 18 as wildfires spread in southeastern…

SEOUL, March 26: The death toll from a series of wildfires in the southeastern region of South Korea has climbed

Pilot killed in S. Korea’s firefighting helicopter crash

Seoul , March 26: A pilot was killed on Wednesday as a firefighting helicopter crashed in South Korea’s southeastern area

Thai PM survives no-confidence vote

Bangkok March 26: Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra survived a no-confidence vote in parliament on Wednesday, defeating a challenge from

How Much “Weaponization” Can the Global Economy Take?

Meanwhile, in his 2013 book Treasury’s War, Juan Zarate, a former US deputy national security adviser, explained how financial networks

Central Banks Must Stem the Nature Crisis

A recent report from NatureFinance (of which I am CEO), the ECB, the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, and

WhatsApp to Soon Support Motion Photo Sharing on Android Devices

Washington, March 23: The instant messaging app, WhatsApp, is developing a new feature that will soon allow Android users to

Expelled S.Africa envoy to US says back home ‘with no…

Cape town, March 23: The South African ambassador who was expelled from the United States in a row with President

A Defining Moment for Energy Security and Economic Prosperity

In the corridors of the SEforAll Forum, fossil-fuel executives read from their usual script, claiming that their products remain a

Will AI Mean Higher Taxes?

They may have a point. At the turn of the twentieth century, agriculture accounted for 40% of the US workforce;