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Global debt reached a record high in 2025, increasing by US$29 trillion, largely propelled by investments from the US and China.

The province of Entre Ríos in Argentina has issued US$ 300 million in debt, marking its first such issuance in nearly a decade and aimed at refinancing existing obligations.

The Autonomous City of Buenos Aires completed the transfer of US$588 million from its recent international debt issuance to the Central Bank, enhancing its currency reserves.

The IMF warns that the US national debt is set to reach 140% of GDP within five years if fiscal deficits are not reduced.

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 article discusses Slovakia's ongoing financial struggles and the recurring discussions about austerity measures aimed at avoiding a financial crisis similar to Greece's.

Former President Donald Trump's economic achievements are overshadowed by a looming public debt crisis that he has not addressed in recent speeches.

An Argentine delegation is negotiating with the IMF in Washington for a US$1 billion disbursement as part of a debt program review.

Luis Caputo is reviving a plan to raise US$2 billion through a new hard-currency bond to help refinance debt payments amidst pressure on Argentina's reserves.

The province of Entre Ríos in Argentina plans to issue a bond of up to US$ 500 million, following significant debt emissions since the recent elections.

The article discusses the growing issue of the U.S. national debt, highlighting political promises and economic strategies that have failed to address the mounting financial obligations.

The Argentine government will begin issuing a new dollar bond worth US$2000 million this week to address upcoming debt repayments.

Rising costs of debt service in the US are projected to reach unprecedented levels, signaling potential financial distress known as a 'doom loop' in the bond markets.

Analysts suggest that the U.S. Supreme Court's annulment of tariffs will boost stock markets but negatively impact debt securities.

Argentina's Central Bank has accelerated dollar purchases amidst attempts to stabilize the currency's value while managing upcoming debt obligations.

The US immigration authority proposes a regulation that could suspend work permits for asylum seekers, potentially for many years, in order to deter fraudulent applications.

The US has made a partial payment of $160 million towards its $4 billion debt to the UN, amid concerns about the organization's financial crisis.

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has raised alarms about the rising national debt and its implications for future deficits and interest payments in the United States.

Walter Magaya has been ordered by the High Court of Zimbabwe to repay US$3 million to an Israeli businessman after his legal arguments to void the debt were dismissed.

The US national debt is projected to exceed 100% of its GDP this year, with an alarming forecast of over $56 trillion by 2036 due to various factors including increasing social program costs and rising interest payments.

China's investment has revitalized Zimbabwe's tobacco industry, leading to a US$1.2 billion crop despite ongoing health and debt concerns.

The US has made a payment of approximately 160 million dollars towards the nearly 4 billion dollars it owes to the United Nations, as reported by the UN.

CFFI Ventures Inc., led by seafood magnate John Risley, is facing a lawsuit and ownership transfer due to over US$776 million in debt, with a court ruling expected soon.

A Bloomberg report highlights the increasing costs of U.S. military operations abroad, estimating that Americans will ultimately bear nearly $8 trillion in debt for these wars.

The article discusses the implications of the US dollar's dominance as the world's reserve currency, highlighting its paradoxical effects on the country's economy.

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

The U.S. public debt is projected to reach unprecedented levels, with the Congressional Budget Office warning of unsustainable fiscal trends for the next decade.

Investor enthusiasm for bonds is growing, despite broader financial market uncertainties and fluctuating asset prices.

The U.S. Congressional Budget Office has released its annual assessment indicating that President Donald Trump's economic policies are likely to increase national debt.

The U.S. will begin paying its significant outstanding debt to the United Nations in a few weeks while continuing to advocate for reforms within the organization.

Google has issued a rare 100-year bond as part of a global bond offering to finance its expansion in artificial intelligence, amidst rising debt among US tech giants.

French President Macron advocates for a common European debt to enhance the EU's competitiveness against the US and China.

Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani emphasized Italy's alignment with Germany on European issues while opposing discussions on common debt until France and Germany reach an agreement.

The article discusses the deployment of 200 US troops to Nigeria, a reduction in fuel prices by Dangote, ongoing political debates regarding the Electoral Act, rising subnational debt concerns, and the anticipation surrounding the Super Eagles' World Cup qualification.

The US government plans to revoke passports from parents who owe significant child support debts as part of a law enhancement.

The US government is set to enforce a stricter policy allowing the revocation of passports from parents who owe significant child support payments.

The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned that the organization faces imminent financial collapse unless reforms are made to its financing rules or all member states pay their dues, with a significant focus on the United States.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has warned of a potential financial crisis within the organization if all member states, particularly the U.S., do not settle their outstanding debts.

Chinese banks are advised against purchasing American debt, a move that could have significant implications for US-China financial relations.

China has advised its banks to limit exposure to US government debt due to escalating market volatility and geopolitical risks.

Minas Argentinas plans to issue negotiable obligations to raise funds for a photovoltaic park in San Luis province, marking its first public debt issuance since becoming a public company.

Amaury D'Orsay of Amundi indicates a significant trend towards European corporate bonds over U.S. debt, driven by investor shifts away from the dollar and potential risks in U.S. corporate bonds due to AI.

The USA plans to make its first payment of around five billion dollars owed to the UN in a few weeks, as stated by US Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz.

The UN's funding crisis has reached a critical point as the Secretary-General urges member states, particularly the wealthiest, to fulfill their financial obligations amid a growing debt in unpaid contributions.

The article discusses the complexities and potential repercussions of a massive sell-off of American bonds by European countries in response to U.S. policies.

Argentinian companies have aggressively returned to the capital market to seek financing through bond sales, reaching their highest corporate financing levels in a decade due to a decrease in country risk and a more favorable financial environment.

Argentina has paid a total of US$15.611 billion in interest to the IMF since 2018, primarily from a loan granted during Mauricio Macri's government and renewed under the current administration of Javier Milei.

Zambia's decision to repay loans and import costs in Chinese yuan highlights its practical need to combat US dollar shortages and manage debt, while simultaneously supporting China's long-term strategy to globalize its currency.

The UN is facing a financial crisis due to billions in debts from member states, particularly the US, potentially leaving it without a budget by July and forcing the closure of its New York headquarters if debts are not paid.

China has reduced its U.S. Treasury holdings to the lowest level since 2008, amid concerns over the politicization of the Federal Reserve and rising interest in gold as an alternative asset.