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Gwadar: A Gateway
Gwadar means “Air Passage or Gateway” in
the local language, it is the most important city under the China-Pakistan
Economic Corridor (CPEC). It is natural deep...
Mongolia’s Growth to Remain Solid in 2019 and 2020
Mongolia’s economic growth is expected to remain solid in the next two
years, albeit with a slight moderation from 2018, thanks to strong domestic
demand, stable...
Italy’s economic crisis and the OECD warnings
At the
Columbia University in New York I have recently met many young, skilful and well-trained
Italians, who are very worried about the future of their...
MENA: Unemployment, Governance Challenges and Energy Price Shocks Seen as Major Risks
Business leaders in the Middle East and North Africa view economic and
governance issues as the primary risk in the region, but may underestimate the
risk...
Sri Lanka’s Growth to Recover Gradually But Commitment to Reforms Remains Essential
Sri Lanka’s economic growth is projected to pick up to 3.6% in 2019 and
further to 3.8% in 2020 from 3.2% in 2018, a new...
Boao Forum, Belt & Road and East Asian Politics
The Boao
Forum for Asia (BFA), which was formed in 2001, and manages to draw top world leaders, heads of multilateral
institutions, and academics has been...
Infrastructure Development Key to Afghanistan’s Growth
Focusing on infrastructure development will help bring about long-term
growth in Afghanistan and address persistent issues affecting the country’s
economic prospects, apart from security, including poor...
GUAM Could Be Turned into an Effective Bloc
GUAM
(initially called GUUAM), an organization for democracy and economic
development, was established in 1997 following the collapse of the Soviet
Union. It served as one of...
Russia and Angola: Cooperating On Trade, Arms Delivery and Natural Resource Exploration
Russia is ready to raise its full-fledged bilateral ties and strengthen
multifaceted cooperation by signing a series of agreements with Angola, one of
Russia's key partners...
Western Balkans Sees Rising Risks to Growth Outlook Amid Slowing Job Creation
Economic growth in the Western
Balkans accelerated from 2.6 percent in 2017 to 3.8 percent in 2018 and is
projected to average 3.7 percent in 2019-20,...