The signs have been with us, depending on whom you ask, pretty much since the last recession in early 2020. First-quarter GDP showed the economy shrinking by 0.3% instead of the forecast 0.4% growth.

As TASS reported earlier, at the end of April, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) revised its forecast for Russia’s GDP growth in 2025 upward to 1.5%. This projection was increased by 0.1 ...

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The high tariffs amount to initiating a full-fledged coup against the post-World War II international order that Washington ...

The U.S. has an immediate and actionable vital national security interest in the economic survival, recovery and growth of ...

There’s no such thing as a free lunch, and as we’ve seen over the past 19 months, Israel has been paying heavily for its lunch.