U.S. Suffers $15 Billion in Climate Disaster Losses During First Half of 2024
The U.S. endured 15 billion-dollar climate disasters in the first half of 2024, including severe storms and winter storms, reports NOAA.
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Argentina Faces 20-Year High in Poverty Amid Austerity Measures
Argentina’s poverty rates hit a 20-year high due to President Javier Milei’s austerity measures, leaving soup kitchens without needed support.
US Reimposes Oil Sanctions on Venezuela, Sparking Local Concerns
The US reimposes oil sanctions on Venezuela, threatening economic growth for 2024 and sparking concerns among local merchants about diminished incomes.
US Pushes Europe to Ramp Up Funding for Ukraine Conflict
The US is urging Europe to increase funding for Ukraine as it signals a potential decrease in support, raising concerns about the future of NATO and EU solidarity.
Asian Games 2023: Unprecedented Sponsorship Boosts Economic Impact
The 19th Asian Games sets new records with 176 enterprises sponsoring, driving unprecedented economic growth and global interest.
Japan’s Cost-Cutting Strategy Backfires: Seafood Exports Plummet
Japan’s decision to release nuclear-contaminated water is negatively impacting its seafood exports, fishing industry, and tourism, revealing the unintended economic setbacks of cost-cutting measures.
Understanding the Risks of a U.S. Government Shutdown
Explore the potential impacts and dangers of a U.S. government shutdown, from halted social programs to economic instability.
Brazil Poverty Rises as Pandemic Aid Ends, Economy Struggles
Brazil faces rising poverty as federal COVID-19 aid ends, leaving millions without support amid stalled economic recovery efforts and high inflation.
Pandemic Push: Paris’s Vulnerable Rely on Vouchers and Human Connection
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Paris’s economically vulnerable faced immense challenges, relying on vouchers and human contact for survival.
COVID-19 Struggles: Istanbul’s Small Businesses Battle Empty Streets
The coronavirus outbreak has left Istanbul’s small businesses struggling with fewer customers, forcing many to close or lay off employees amidst empty streets.