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Is stagflation returning? That mostly depends on the Iran war (opens the original)
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Oil prices, interest rates and a bond sell-off are raising alarm bells EVEN though the possibility of stagflation gripping the global economy has yet to become the baseline consensus among policymakers and market watchers, a growing number of them are worried about it happening. The International Monetary Fund’s managing director Kristalina Georgieva warned on Sep 24 that “winter is coming”, referring to the combination of high inflation and interest rates triggered by the Iran war and its effec
How Xi appeared to outmanoeuvre Trump at their summit (opens the original)
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The Chinese leader was unmoved by his rival’s flattery, and surprised Trump by threatening to call off the trip MANY words and photographs have been published about Chinese President Xi Jinping’s landmark visit to Washington from Wednesday (Sep 23) to Friday. However, the defining moment was US President Donald Trump’s decision to greet Xi on his arrival at Joint Base Andrews with an 100-foot red carpet, in addition to a 21-member honour guard and military flyover. The highly unusual, deferentia
Asean is disproportionately affected by climate change. This also presents opportunities (opens the original)
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Investments in renewables and political leadership can help the region tackle climate risks IN REMARKS on Asean Day on Aug 8, Asean secretary-general Kao Kim Hourn sounded the alarm bells on climate change, warning that communities in South-east Asia are being threatened by extreme weather events. Much of the region comprises tropical countries, which makes the effects of climate change – including rising temperatures, changing precipitation patterns and increased frequency of extreme weather ev
Asean is disproportionately affected by climate change. This also presents opportunities (opens the original)
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Investments in renewables and political leadership can help the region tackle climate risks IN REMARKS on Asean Day on Aug 8, Asean secretary-general Kao Kim Hourn sounded the alarm bells on climate change, warning that communities in South-east Asia are being threatened by extreme weather events. Much of the region comprises tropical countries, which makes the effects of climate change – including rising temperatures, changing precipitation patterns and increased frequency of extreme weather ev
Brics summit will put India’s diplomatic balancing act to the test (opens the original)
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The schisms over the Iran crisis and calls to replace the US dollar will challenge the group’s unity THIS year’s Brics summit, which runs from Sep 12 to 13, should be a victory lap for Indian diplomacy on the global stage. Yet, it will present Prime Minister Narendra Modi with one of his toughest challenges to date. This is because New Delhi chairs the group at a paradoxical moment for the club of emerging markets. Brics is growing in geopolitical weight. Core membership has expanded to 11 count
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