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Student loan debt in England has become increasingly burdensome, leading to calls for reform from politicians and public figures.

The IMF has emphasized the need for Ukraine to implement structural reforms agreed upon for an $8.1 billion loan package.

The article discusses the Islamic perspective on prison rehabilitation and the compassionate treatment of prisoners, highlighting the case of a Jordanian man imprisoned in place of a debtor.

The IMF is conducting a ten-day assessment of Gabon's economy amidst growing concerns over public debt and potential financial instability.

The article discusses the negative fiscal legacy left for the current Brazilian government due to various legislative measures adopted between 2020 and 2022.

A new online platform for borrowers with loans in Swiss Francs is now operational in Greece, allowing for conversion of these loans to euros under specific terms.

A report reveals that Australia's government debt, driven by increasing spending, will reach unprecedented levels by 2028, indicating a shift from its historically low-debt status.

UK graduates residing in Europe are set to experience significant increases in their student loan repayments starting in April, stirring controversy amid ongoing debates surrounding student debt reform.

Michoacán has passed a constitutional reform that prevents state governments from contracting debt beyond their six-year term, aiming to put an end to decades of public debt burdens on the population.

Arizona's governor has canceled $642 million in medical debt for low-income families as part of a broader economic stability program.

Michoacán Governor Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla has proposed a constitutional reform aimed at preventing the state from accruing public debt beyond his term.

Ethiopia and France have fortified their strategic partnership by signing key agreements aimed at advancing Ethiopia's economic reforms and debt restructuring.

Zimbabwe has reached a staff-level agreement with the IMF to implement economic policies aimed at stabilizing the economy and managing macroeconomic challenges.

The Greens are warning the federal government against delaying a reform of the debt brake.

The head of the Political Party Funding Supervision Committee, Liisa Oviir, contacted the Reform Party regarding an unpaid invoice to the software company ADM Interactive, highlighting that the delay in payment could constitute an illegal donation.

The members' positions in the debt commission are far apart, and even the possibility of failure is seen as not unlikely as they work on renewing the debt brake.

The mood in the economy is poor, and the government's pace of reform is limited, which poses a problem, especially for the CDU.

The state is stimulating the economy with debt-financed investments, but a study warns that exceptions for military spending could lead to risks and potentially a public debt trap.

Sven-Christian Kindler reflects on his transition from 16 years in the Bundestag with the Greens to his involvement in the climate movement, criticizing the Union and SPD for alleged fraud with special funds.

FDP leader Christian Dürr positions his party as a radical alternative to the current status quo, criticizing the potential for increased debt with a Schwarz-Rot coalition while advocating for the cessation of social benefits for migrant workers.

FDP leader Dürr claims that if the Germans face frustration with a Schwarz-Rot coalition similar to that of the Ampel, it would come with 'infinitely more debt,' while he aims to position his party as a radical alternative to the status quo, proposing the cessation of social benefits for labor migrants.

Italy's parliament approved a budget plan that includes 22 billion euros in spending and relief measures while facing criticism over a controversial reform of the Court of Auditors.