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More than a quarter century after The Economist first dubbed Germany the “sick man of Europe,” the label applies again. And this time, the illness is a chronic condition, requiring a long-term ...

Economists have long helped shape policy by offering analysis to guide decisions on trade, taxation, regulation, and economic ...

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T HOSE OF US living around the Baltic Sea, more than any other European countries, have the most to gain from a friendly and ...

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As Lauren mentioned in last week’s Secret Strategist newsletter, I recently got back from Paris where I shopped, munched, and ...

I'm under no illusions that there could be surprises just around the corner,” said Ernie Tedeschi, Director of Economics at ...

As Syria reopens to the world, development experts warn that donor retreat, and regulatory delays threaten to stall the ...

That makes her the first high-profile political prisoner incarcerated by Nayib Bukele, El Salvador’s president. Mr Bukele has ...

The result is a tricky triangular dynamic. Europe has to be increasingly mindful of how America’s dealings with China affect ...