Funding in the Financial Sector Circulates Only Within It... 'Instead of Simply Pursuing Profits, It's for Corporate Loans'
A significant portion of funds raised by Korean financial institutions remains within the financial sector for profit-seeking purposes rather than being directed towards corporate loans and investments.
Senate could veto federal aid to struggling financial institutions, project predicts
A new banking resolution project proposed by the Brazilian government allows the Senate to block federal financial support to troubled banks and financial institutions.
Dollar today: the exchange rate of the official dollar and its different types this Friday, March 13
On March 13, the official dollar is quoted at $1365 for buying and $1415 for selling in banking institutions in Argentina, with various other rates, including the blue dollar and tourist dollar.
President Yoon: 'Second transfer of public institutions will be concentrated; scattered firewood cannot be used'
President Yoon has emphasized the importance of concentrating the second transfer of public institutions in specific regions to promote balanced national development.
Dubai Center - Explosions and Smoke
A drone explosion near Dubai's financial district triggered evacuations as Iran threatened attacks on economic institutions in the UAE.
The Bad Mood of Voters
Recent electoral polls suggest a decline in voters' confidence in the economy and institutions, indicating a potential shift in political dynamics in Brazil.
Geopolitics Buries Global Minimum Tax. EU Bends Its Own Laws Because of Trump
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz highlights the current geopolitical reality and the erosion of the international order at the Munich Security Conference, expressing concerns over the decline of multilateral institutions and its economic consequences.
The Government accumulates 40 partisan appointments in regulatory and technical bodies of the State's economy with AIReF
The Spanish government continues to fill independent economic institutions with partisan appointments, having reached 40 such appointments across various regulatory bodies without opposition consensus.
War in Ukraine. Rising gas prices in Europe - V. Putin's blackmail
The article discusses the concerning state of the Russian economy, which is teetering on the brink of stagflation, as confirmed by major Russian economic institutions and reported by Ukraine's intelligence service.
Universities vow to act, reduce the proportion of students from third countries
Latvian universities have pledged to focus on attracting students from OECD countries and the European Economic Area, aiming to reduce the number of students from third countries enrolled in their institutions.
Transform research into marketable products, FG urges varsities, others
The Nigerian government is encouraging universities and institutions to commercialize research to boost innovation and economic growth.
Greece: Where History Ends and the Future Begins?
A Pew survey reveals that Greeks derive a sense of national pride largely from their historical heritage rather than current institutions or economic conditions.
Europe Challenges Putin, Rubio Sees Orbán
The article discusses the European institutions' role during the closing day of the Munich Security Conference, emphasizing their political and economic positioning in response to US-European relations and challenges posed by Putin.
Everything is Allowed
The article discusses issues surrounding property rights and resource management in Ecuador, highlighting the challenges posed by weak institutions and the prevalence of violent conflicts over natural resources.
VIDEOS: NE2 Thursday, February 12, 2026
The article reports on various significant Brazilian news topics, including a meeting at the Supreme Federal Court regarding a police report that involves a prominent justice, as well as financial troubles affecting major institutions.
How Much Does the Quality of Institutions Influence the Sustained Development of the Country?
The quality of Argentina's institutions significantly impacts its sustained development, as highlighted by economic theories regarding governance and institutional integrity.
The truth about the relationships of Karystianou - Farantouris, the convergences and the trajectory of collaboration
Maria Karystianou and Nikolaos Farantouris converge on key values and policies aimed at enhancing institutions in the country and protecting fundamental human life and justice principles as well as social and economic policy issues.
Washington discusses lifting sanctions on Venezuela and urges its citizens to leave
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Pisenet indicated that additional American sanctions on Venezuela may be lifted soon to facilitate oil sales, while also highlighting potential discussions with international financial institutions for economic recovery in the country.