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economic-crisis

Editorial 1 month ago

Are we in a crisis?

What we have now is a grim new reality, whether one attributes that to domestic politics, the global...

Jakarta 2 months ago

PREMIUM
Gold rush grips Jakarta amid soaring prices

A record-breaking surge in gold prices has sparked a citywide rush, with Jakartans flocking to shopp...

Politics 4 months ago

PREMIUM
Distrust in Danantara sparks online calls to switch banks

Growing public distrust of the newly formed sovereign wealth fund, Daya Anagata Nusantara (Danantara...

Europe 5 months ago

Germany's crisis-hit economy casts shadow over election

Insolvencies and layoffs have cast doubt on the town's future prosperity, echoing wider anxietie...

Europe 11 months ago

As Europe turns right, UK voters reject Conservative populism

Britain, once renowned for political stability, has lurched from crisis to crisis since the 2016 vot...

Economy 1 year ago

IMF and Sri Lanka reach agreement for $330m disbursal

The recommendation to make roughly $330 million available to the South Asian country follows agreeme...

Editorial 2 years ago

Politics of fear

While the Constitution recognizes the Perppu as a legal instrument, it still requires the president ...

Economy 2 years ago

UK shoppers cut their spending, government borrows more than expected

Separate official data showed Britain's borrowing grew by more than expected, underscoring the c...

Economy 2 years ago

IMF hopes for resolution of Sri Lanka crisis to allow bailout talks

Sri Lanka's President Gotabaya Rajapaksa will resign on Wednesday after thousands of protes...

Asia & Pacific 3 years ago

Long queues for petrol stations as fuel crisis hits Laos

Some parts of the reclusive communist nation have been suffering shortages for weeks, according to s...