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The Economist analyzes the shifting strategies of Donald Trump regarding the Iran conflict, indicating that the U.S. is caught in a war without a clear exit strategy.

Norwegian economist warns that if tensions and oil supply disruptions persist in the Middle East, interest rates may need to rise to combat inflation and manage oil prices.

Economist Gabriel Zucman argues that Swedish billionaires enjoy unfair tax privileges compared to the upper middle class.

American economist Jeffrey Sachs critiques the US and Israeli narrative regarding Iran, labeling the situation as a dominance-seeking war rather than a nuclear threat.

A recent book by Chilean economist Sebastián Edwards examines the critical aspects of economic policy under Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet, contrasting it with the disarray of Argentina's economic policy during a similar dictatorship.

The article discusses the growing tensions in Ukrainian-EU relations, highlighting conflicts over energy supply and Ukraine's EU membership aspirations.

Economist Javier Curcio critiques the Argentine government's underfunding of education while proclaiming a commitment to human capital development.

Economist Pablo Goldín discusses the current economic situation in Argentina, emphasizing the stagnation of disinflation and the challenges faced by the government of Javier Milei.

The ongoing conflict in Iran represents two simultaneous wars: military strikes by the US and Israel, and an economic war led by Tehran against the global economy.

A former Russian economist discusses his decision to leave Russia and the current state of the economy amidst the ongoing war.

President Bola Tinubu congratulated economist Tony Elumelu on his birthday, highlighting his contributions to African entrepreneurship and his vision for Africapitalism.

An internet user claims that, in the event of a Russian invasion, Lithuania will be defended by fewer than 500 volunteer troops, citing Russian media influenced by an article from The Economist.

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 British magazine 'The Economist' satirizes U.S. and Israeli military action against Iran on its cover this week, highlighting its implications for President Trump's leadership.

Richard Bookstaber, a prominent American economist, warns that systemic tensions may lead to a financial crisis even worse than the 2008 subprime crisis.

The article discusses a report by The Economist considering the potential for the Middle East conflict to impact global economic stability, particularly through rising energy prices.

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

The Latvian government is under pressure to implement short-term fiscal measures to mitigate the impact of rising fuel prices on households.

High oil prices due to the Middle East conflict may hinder the growth of the AI sector, as warned by the World Trade Organization's chief economist.

In an interview, Slovak economist Ivan Mikloš discusses the implications of oil prices, detailing government responses, regional price variations, and the controversies surrounding political figures like Fico and Orbán.

Businesses in Norway expect a wage growth of 4.2% in 2026, which may influence interest rate policies according to economic forecasts.

An economist warns that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East may lead to rising food prices and inflation, similar to the effects seen after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

An economist appointed by Donald Trump warns that the US economy is too weak to handle oil prices at $100 per barrel amid rising consumer prices due to tensions with Iran.

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 unexpected withdrawal of economist Philippe Dessertine has reshuffled the dynamics of the Bordeaux municipal elections, leaving incumbent ecologist Pierre Hurmic in a precarious position against Renaissance candidate Thomas Cazenave.

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 Argentine government, under President Javier Milei, is working to regain legislative control while commemorating economist Adam Smith, amidst a political scandal.

Renowned economist Nicola Fuchs-Schündeln emphasizes the need for the German government to address economic growth and real everyday problems to curb the rise of populism amid the ongoing energy crisis.

Luminor's chief economist warns that while Estonia's economy has returned to modest growth, various uncertainties could hinder significant recovery, with consumer behavior and policy decisions playing critical roles.

Philosopher Michael J. Sandel and economist Daron Acemoglu discuss the implications of meritocracy and the disconnect between financial markets and the real economy.

Canadian billionaire Stephen Smith has acquired a minority stake in The Economist Group, initiating the first ownership change for the magazine in a decade.

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.

Concerns about rising oil prices and general inflation are prompting interest rates to slowly increase ahead of the European Central Bank's upcoming meeting.

Canadian billionaire Stephen Smith acquires a 27% stake in the Economist Group, marking a significant change in ownership in the publication's long history.

Canadian billionaire Stephen Smith has acquired a 26.9% stake in The Economist magazine from the Rothschild family.

The article discusses China's energy crisis, spurred by the war in Iran, as both a shock and a reinforcement of a long-standing strategic doctrine centered on self-sufficiency in energy resources.

The economist Fernando Marull discusses the effects of the ongoing Middle East war on Argentina's economy, particularly regarding inflation and fuel prices.

French economist Gabriel Zucman argues for the implementation of a wealth tax in Denmark to address growing economic inequality.

French economist Gabriel Zucman argues for a wealth tax as a crucial tool to combat rising economic inequality.

French economist Gabriel Zucman argues that implementing a wealth tax is crucial to addressing growing economic inequality and ensuring a fairer tax system.

A Moody's chief economist warns that ongoing conflicts in Iran could push the U.S. economy into a recession, with current models indicating over a 50% risk if high oil prices persist.

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

Economist Simone Tagliapietra argues that the release of oil reserves will not suffice to prevent future oil crises, emphasizing the need for diversification and renewable energy solutions.

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

Nobel laureate economist Joseph E. Stiglitz discusses the impact of the Gulf War on the global economy, highlighting concerns from Greek citizens about inflation and economic measures taken by the government.

Economist Juan Carlos de Pablo discussed Argentina Week's focus on 'real investment' projects and the potential impacts of rising oil prices during an interview.

An economist argues that providing food checks to millionaires demonstrates the necessity of a wealth tax in Denmark.

Norwegian economist Jan Ludvig Andreassen warns of rising consumer prices due to increased oil prices and suggests that financial support for households may be necessary to mitigate the impact.

The Economist warns that as the conflict over control of the Strait of Hormuz intensifies, Gulf states are at increasing risk of being drawn into the ongoing war in Iran.