How Cubans in Florida Live Through the New Crisis Affecting the Island: 'Waiting for a Change'
Cubans in Florida feel the impact of the ongoing crisis in Cuba, characterized by economic scarcity and the struggle for a regime change.
A new threat to human health: warns of catastrophic consequences
A study warns that climate change-induced heat could lead to millions of adults becoming physically inactive, resulting in premature deaths and substantial economic losses worldwide.
Anne de Guigné: "The new catastrophic assessment of the cost of global warming"
A recent American study drastically increases the estimated economic costs of global warming, emphasizing the urgent need for decarbonization efforts.
Sustainability Conflict: The Division
Disagreements about sustainability showcase deep social and economic divides, with a lack of a liberal compass guiding the debate.
US Pressure Could Lead to Long-Awaited Change of Power in Cuba
Cuba is facing one of its most severe crises due to fuel shortages and economic paralysis, which is increasing pressure on its government and influencing US-Cuba relations.
The most serious threat in history to the world's energy security
The article discusses a critical threat to global energy security, highlighting significant risks and challenges faced by the energy sector.
The IMF cuts Spain's growth forecast to 2.1% this year due to the war in Iran
The IMF has reduced its growth forecast for Spain to 2.1% for this year, attributing the change to the impact of the war in Iran.
How Western populists want to govern the economy?
The article discusses the dangers of populist economic ideas in Western Europe, particularly the call for reducing the EU's climate ambitions.
The Canary Islands Change Their Tourist Strategy - Fewer Tourists, Higher Income
The Canary Islands are redefining their tourist strategy to focus on quality over quantity by implementing a strategic plan to enhance economic benefits while minimizing environmental impact.
Backstage at the EU Leaders' Summit
The article discusses the behind-the-scenes activities and discussions at the recent European Union leaders' summit.
Mauricio Macri: 'Pro will never be an obstacle to change; we will not be the opposition'
Mauricio Macri expressed support for Javier Milei's government while highlighting economic differences, during a party summit attended by leaders and supporters.
The change in Díaz-Canel's tone against the U.S. amidst the crisis leaving the island with no options
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has adopted a harsher tone against the United States, accusing it of economic suffocation as Cuba faces a severe energy crisis.
European Central Bank does not change interest rates
The European Central Bank has decided to maintain its key interest rates amid rising inflation risks due to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
Progress in the Abolition of the Piglet Castration Ban
Finland is moving to repeal plans to prohibit the surgical castration of piglets, with the ministry citing economic reasons for the change.
The tire changing season approaches – summer tires are also worth switching from studded tires
As Finland approaches the tire changing season, many customers are opting to keep studded tires year-round due to economic concerns.
The Riksbank in Sweden does not change the interest rate
Sweden's Riksbank has decided to keep the interest rate unchanged at 1.75 percent while significantly lowering growth forecasts for the year.
F.A.Z. exclusive: Is green electricity really better than its reputation?
A new study questions whether green electricity is as reliable and affordable as claimed, sparking debate among industry experts and government officials in Germany.
El Niño is Coming, Meteorologists Acknowledge a 'Super' Version
Meteorologists predict a strong or even super El Niño phenomenon is likely to occur later this year, potentially leading to extreme weather conditions and global economic impacts.
Antò, it's hot
A discussion among friends highlights concerns about climate change's impact on snowfall and physical inactivity, referencing a study projecting significant health and economic consequences by 2050.
Canadian billionaire Stephen Smith acquires billion-dollar stake in The Economist
Canadian billionaire Stephen Smith has agreed to acquire a 26.9% stake in The Economist Group from Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild, marking the first ownership change in a decade for the publisher of the renowned magazine.
Cuba must ‘change dramatically,’ Rubio says amid blackout, mounting crises
Cuba faces severe energy and economic crises highlighted by widespread blackouts, prompting U.S. officials like Marco Rubio to call for significant changes in the island’s governance.
Marco Rubio: 'The latest economic reforms in Cuba are not enough'
Marco Rubio asserts that Cuba's recent economic reforms are inadequate and emphasizes the need for a regime change on the island.
Ecuador promotes the Green Taxonomy initiative for environmental investments
The Ecuadorian government and private sector are collaborating to develop the Green Taxonomy initiative, which aims to identify and categorize economic activities that protect the environment to direct investments toward sustainable projects.
Excise and price increases, how the fuel bonus may change
The Italian government is considering targeted interventions to alleviate the high prices of fuel for vulnerable families and businesses rather than implementing a generalized tax cut.
Progressive group appears to advocate for illegal immigrants to be eligible for guaranteed income programs
A progressive group in Illinois is pushing for illegal immigrants to be included in guaranteed income programs, advocating for economic protections regardless of immigration status.
No progress is made with smoke signals
The article discusses the challenges of trying to create real change in a stalled socio-economic environment in Athens.
The trauma that changed China. The hell of women and generations of only children
The article discusses the systemic disappearance of girls in China due to cultural prejudices and economic pressures, leading to profound generational trauma.
EKRE COUNCIL ⟩ The only immigration Estonia needs is the repatriation of Estonians
The EKRE council gathered in Viljandi announced its platform for the upcoming parliamentary elections, focusing on economic growth, national defense, and a radical change in immigration policy.
The Rise of Asia Suggests We May Be Facing a Change of Epoch Scale
The rise of Asia, particularly China's positioning as a primary trade partner, suggests significant global economic shifts warranting a reevaluation of traditional Western perspectives.
The economist warns about Putin's panic: "The dictator is playing his last card"
An economist warns that Vladimir Putin is likely making a final attempt to change the course of the ongoing war, amidst rising tensions in Russia.
The XV Five-Year Plan was approved: What will change in China in the next 5 years?
China's leaders have approved the XV Five-Year Plan during the closing ceremony of the Two Sessions, outlining the country's socio-economic development from 2026 to 2030.
The barrel of oil closes above 100 dollars for the first time since 2022
Concerns about the ongoing conflict in the Middle East have driven Brent crude oil prices above the $100 mark for the first time since August 2022.
Global Loss and Damage Fund Offers Hope as Africa Faces Rising Climate Costs
Africa is experiencing severe economic losses due to climate-related issues, and the newly established Loss and Damage Fund aims to provide financial aid to affected countries.
Australia authorizes change in fuel composition to combat rising oil prices
Australia's Energy Minister, Chris Bowen, announced a modification in fuel quality standards to reduce oil prices by allowing higher sulfur levels in fuel.
10,000 Simulations... Calculate 'Earth Damage' of 1 Ton of Greenhouse Gas at 280,000 Won
A new study estimates the social cost of carbon emissions in South Korea at around 280,000 won per ton, highlighting the economic implications of greenhouse gas emissions on climate change.
The Future of Coastal Communities in the EU's Focus
The EU's recent 'Ocean Days 2026' highlighted its interest in coastal regions, emphasizing their cultural and economic significance amid various challenges.
Reaching net zero by 2050 ‘cheaper for UK than one fossil fuel crisis’
The UK can achieve its net zero target by 2050 at a cost less than that of a single fossil fuel crisis, providing significant health and economic benefits, according to the Climate Change Committee.
Trump's 'Iran Regime Change' Gamble Targets China
Former President Donald Trump has shifted his focus towards China through his approach to Iran, highlighting the strategic significance of energy and economic ties between the two countries.
Lessons from the State Election: Senior Coalition instead of Signal for Change
The state election in Baden-Württemberg highlights economic concerns as the primary voter issue, suggesting a shift in political focus for future campaigns.
Mexico is in a favorable position in this crisis... for now
Mexico is currently benefitting from the global economic impact of the ongoing Middle East conflict, although this situation may change.
The supposed Trump plan to change Cuba without getting rid of the Castros ignites controversy in exile
Reports suggest that Trump's plan may lead to economic openness in Cuba while retaining the Castro family in power, sparking outrage among Cuban exiles.
Letter to the Editor: The USA Must Take Responsibility for What Happens After the War
The article argues that the USA must take responsibility for post-war developments in Iran, as merely changing the regime does not guarantee democracy or economic growth.
The Weimar Triangle at the Forefront of Electrification and Reindustrialization in Europe
Ministers from the Weimar Triangle meet in Poland to discuss collaborative solutions for Europe's industrial and energy future amid rising political and economic tensions.
Are women living better under Donald Tusk's government? Survey results
A recent survey by Opinia24 shows a divided opinion among Poles regarding the situation of women under Donald Tusk's government, with a plurality noting no change.
The market no longer believes this is a weeks-long project: rising oil prices may change another important indicator for residents
As oil prices surge nearly 20%, concerns arise over potential interest rate hikes by the European Central Bank, impacting those with bank loans.
The Battle for the Planet: Must We Become Poorer to Survive?
The article discusses the debate around endless economic growth on a finite planet, highlighting differing views among economists and researchers regarding sustainable consumption and circular economies.
Presidential Election in Congo-Brazzaville: Denis Sassou-Nguesso's Record at the Heart of the Campaign
The economic record of President Denis Sassou-Nguesso is central to his campaign for a fifth term in the upcoming presidential election in Congo-Brazzaville.
Maximiliano Pullaro: "We are losing jobs and economic resources; Milei's model must change"
Maximiliano Pullaro, the Governor of Santa Fe, criticizes President Javier Milei's economic policies, arguing they are leading to job losses and financial strain for citizens.
Expertise of the debt brake monitoring committee is too narrow, says political researcher
A political researcher criticizes the narrowed expertise of the Economic Policy Assessment Council following a recent legal change regarding its composition.
Chinese consumers drawn to secondhand shops as spending sputters
Chinese consumers are increasingly turning to secondhand shops as their spending habits change due to economic uncertainties.