Framing the population momentum In 1800, the world had 1 billion people. Today we have 8.2 billion people on the ...

Despite having a young population, Africa faces a severe unemployment crisis, especially among its numerous youth.

IMF and World Bank Spring Meetings must be more than symbolic. They offer a critical forum to move from commitment to ...

As the global population grows, it will not do so equally everywhere. This map explores population growth—and decline.

Innovation, capital, and labor powered U.S. industrial advances, not trade barriers. President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs--and his promised trade agenda—draw partly from a narrative ...

The basketball business in Europe is far from living up to its potential, NBA Deputy Commissioner Mark Tatum told Reuters, as ...

For the record, all other continents and subcontinents have gone through this consolidation process. Africa, on the other ...

A new study shows that Europe's progress on social mobility has stalled over the past decade, holding back the continent's ...

The basketball business in Europe is far from living up to its potential, NBA Deputy Commissioner Mark Tatum told Reuters, as ...

Singapore’s GIC and Temasek were among the most aggressive, accounting for three-quarters of capital deployed by Asian state investors.

Latvia's population growth rate is -1.14 percent ... in Eastern Europe are particularly badly affected, the entire continent is grappling with low fertility rates and aging populations.