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The article discusses the ongoing conflict in Iran amid unclear U.S. strategies, highlighting recent statements from Trump and the implications for energy security and global economics.

Economics professor Lars Calmfors predicts that inflation in Sweden may rise by 1 to 2 percentage points because of the ongoing war in the Middle East.

A study reveals a 13% decrease in the Dominican population in New York from 2021 to 2024 due to economic challenges despite ongoing immigration.

A discussion on Adam Smith's economic theories and their historical context, emphasizing the influence of 18th-century socio-economic changes.

The article discusses the rising costs and political divisions in the United States triggered by the ongoing war with Iran, highlighting concerns over the financial impact on American citizens.

The article explores liberalism as a political ideology rooted in individual freedoms and rights, discussing its historical development and criticisms.

The article discusses the economic implications of the United States' trade deficit and its relationship with Ecuador.

Mercedes D’ Alessandro discusses her experiences with feminist economic policies and her critiques of Javier Milei's administration in Argentina.

Economist Dani Rodrik warns that Donald Trump's influence poses significant risks beyond economics, viewing him as a major threat in today’s political landscape.

The article highlights how Russia is profiting significantly from the ongoing conflict in Iran, positioning itself as a clear beneficiary amidst global tensions.

A study suggests that Brazil could save R$ 186.4 billion over ten years by controlling excessive salaries in the public sector.

Economists suggest that proposed fuel and food rebates will not alleviate rising prices in Canada due to the ongoing war in Iran driving global energy costs higher.

Economist Josef Šíma discusses the lasting relevance of Adam Smith's seminal work 'The Wealth of Nations' 250 years after its publication.

Fernando Haddad concluded his tenure as Brazil's Minister of Finance, during which he achieved notable economic growth and reforms while facing criticism over increased taxes and public debt.

The podcast discusses how the ongoing war on Iran is affecting Australia's national security and political landscape, featuring insights from experts in defense and economics.

Pornographic content has been shown in a men's restroom at the Vaasa Swedish School of Economics for over a decade, but the student council has now decided to put an end to this practice.

Latvia plans to release 40,000 tons of fuel reserves amidst rising fuel prices due to regional conflicts, as stated by the Ministry of Economics.

Reports have emerged that pornographic films have been shown in a student celebration space at Hanken School of Economics in Vaasa, raising concerns among students.

The Ministry of Economics in Latvia emphasizes that fuel sales operate under careful monitoring in a free market environment, ensuring consumer rights and adherence to competition laws.

Urmas Varblane argues that the term 'tariff' has become widely adopted in Estonia, replacing the traditional term 'tollimaks' (customs duty), a shift he finds concerning.

Sylvain Charlebois discusses the need for Canada to gradually transition away from its supply management system in dairy to better align with market-driven principles amid pressures from trade agreements.

The article examines the historical patterns of stock market crashes and their connections to public sentiment, media coverage, and economic behavior.

The average salary increase in Poland for February has fallen short of economists' expectations, marking the lowest growth seen in five years.

An article reflecting on the 250th anniversary of Adam Smith's 'The Wealth of Nations' discusses how modern economies have evolved beyond the simplistic bakery model Smith once illustrated.

This article discusses the potential global ramifications of rising tensions and conflict with Iran, as analyzed by an economist.

The article discusses the implications of marginal cost in a recent controversy involving Argentine economist Manuel Adorni and his wife traveling on a presidential plane.

The article covers news on several incidents in Brazil, including a police investigation, U.S. Federal Reserve interest rates, new regulations on digital rights, and violent crimes in Rio de Janeiro.

A live discussion featuring Latvian government officials on the implications of rising fuel prices and inflation mitigation strategies is set to take place.

Luminor's chief economist Lenno Uusküla highlighted the complexities of creating economic forecasts in the current climate, indicating potential growth but significant uncertainties ahead.

The article criticizes Donald Trump's handling of foreign policy, particularly regarding Iran, claiming it has weakened the U.S. while destabilizing global economics.

Videos from the Brazilian news outlet G1 cover various topics including an Israeli strike that killed an Iranian minister, a funeral in Iran, and insights on local corruption and economics.

The World Bank has declared industrial policy beneficial, lifting a nearly 30-year stigma against government intervention in promoting specific industries.

Slovakia is facing a major crisis due to the lack of a long-term vision and strategic direction for the state, as highlighted by various reports from the Supreme Audit Office and echoed by President Peter Pellegrini.

The article discusses the aftermath of US and Israeli strikes targeting Iran, which has led to significant geopolitical unrest and impacts on the global economy.

The article explores the economic challenges families face as they care for aging parents, highlighting the shift away from traditional inheritance practices.

A report highlights the cost-effectiveness of nursing home care for the elderly compared to hospital services in Iceland.

Latvian Economics Minister Viktors Valainis reported that there are intentionally selected initial investors involved in the buyout of shares from the telecommunications company Telia related to LMT and Tet.

Iceland's Finance Minister expresses uncertainty regarding the Central Bank's upcoming decision on interest rates due to the deteriorating economic outlook.

A workshop aimed at helping students at the Athens University of Economics and Business (OPA) discern between real news and misinformation was held by To Vima and other Alter Ego media outlets on Tuesday.

Latvian Economy Minister Viktors Valainis discussed potential solutions for reducing fuel prices, focusing on cutting excise taxes and capping retail profits, indicating government support for these measures.

The Latvian government has proposed transferring the licensing and oversight of consumer lenders to the Bank of Latvia, a move opposed by the Minister of Economics.

Beef prices in Canada have risen sharply, yet experts suggest that improvements may be forthcoming as supply catches up to demand.

ERR's 9:00 news segment covers various topics including local and international news, sports, culture, and economics.

Economist Pavel critiques the Czech government's defense spending approach, highlighting discrepancies between reported figures and NATO standards.

The article addresses the far-reaching effects of the Middle East war on international economics and various domestic scandals in Argentina.

The ongoing war in Iran has led to unusual market dynamics, with Bitcoin and the US dollar gaining strength while traditional safe-haven assets like gold are underperforming.

Economists are warning that rising diesel prices may slow down global economic activity, with implications for manufacturing and shipping costs.

Mário Lisboa Theodoro, a prominent Brazilian economist known for his contributions to discussions on racial inequality, has passed away.

Market expectations for a rate hike by the Reserve Bank of Australia have risen to 71%, amidst uncertain economic conditions.

The head of the Economics Department of Finland's Ministry of Finance acknowledges the department's failures in making accurate economic forecasts amid various crises.