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The IMF Director stated that economic growth in the Middle East is expected to decrease in 2024 due to reduced oil production and the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

Dubai, United Arab Emirates —  According to the International Monetary Fund, the economies of the Middle East are falling behind growth expectations due to reductions in oil production and the ongoing conflict between Israel and Gaza. However, the overall global…

30 Individuals Face Charges in Cuba for Stealing Large Quantity of Chickens

HAVANA —  Cuba has accused 30 individuals of stealing 133 tons of chicken and illegally reselling it on the street, in a significant theft during a period of food scarcity in the country, which is under communist rule. According to…

Kenyan farmers are adopting Chinese-engineered grass for animal feed.

Ensuring an adequate supply of feed for livestock is crucial for food security in several African nations. In hopes of achieving higher yields and faster growth, some farmers are contemplating the adoption of a Chinese-engineered grass known as Juncao. However,…

Can immigrants rescue the US economy as the baby boomer generation retires in large numbers?

All About America explores American culture, politics, trends, history, ideals and places of interest. Every day, approximately 10,000 individuals from the generation born between 1946 and 1964 are exiting the American workforce. This phenomenon has been amplified by the COVID-19…

North Korea is greeting Russian tourists, possibly the first visitors since the start of the pandemic.

On Friday, a group of Russian tourists visited North Korea, possibly becoming the first from any nation to enter the isolated country since the pandemic began. The trip highlights the growing partnership between the two nations, which began with a…

Officials from the US and China have come together to have discussions about the economy, trade, and production.

The United States and China’s Economic Working Group convened in Beijing on Monday and Tuesday to address trade worries and larger economic matters. The third meeting took place since September of last year and included high-ranking representatives from the U.S….

Eight Iraqi Banks Prohibited From Conducting Transactions in US Currency

Baghdad, Iraq —  After a top U.S. Treasury official visited, Iraq has prohibited eight domestic commercial banks from conducting transactions in U.S. dollars. This decision was made in an effort to decrease instances of fraud, money laundering, and other illegal…

The International Monetary Fund forecasts a slowdown in China’s economy for the next four years.

washington —  The International Monetary Fund predicts that China’s economy will continue to shrink in the next four years due to various obstacles, such as an aging population, increased unemployment, and a housing crisis, faced by the world’s second largest…

In January, American employers unexpectedly added a strong 353,000 jobs.

WASHINGTON —  In January, the country’s employers made a remarkable increase in employment, adding 353,000 jobs. This demonstrates the economy’s resilience in the face of the highest interest rates seen in 20 years. According to the government’s report on Friday,…

Article: Worldwide Automobile Manufacturers’ Supply Chains at Risk for Utilizing Forced Labor in Xinjiang

Taipei, Taiwan —  According to a recent study, certain international car companies are implementing less stringent human rights and ethical sourcing practices in their partnerships in China as a result of pressure from the Chinese government. The lax standards increase…