Mikhail Nadel, a Russian banker once accused of looting Kyrgyzstan’s biggest bank, has stepped down from the board of a UK financial technology firm that was recently censured by regulators for ...
Armenia to receive €50 million loan from OPEC Fund
The OPEC Fund for International Development will provide a loan of €50 million to Armenia through its program lending instrument. The Armenian parliament voted 61 to 26 to ratify the agreement between ...
Kyrgyzstan: Domestic Violence Against Women, Girls with Disabilities
Women and girls with disabilities in Kyrgyzstan experience abuse including rape, beatings, neglect, and humiliation, often by those closest to them.
Moody’s sees asset tokenization, digital money transactions gaining traction in Singapore
These developments will facilitate the institutional adoption of digital assets, improve market liquidity and increase the efficiency of financial markets, including the credit markets,” Moody’s said.
Financial bigwigs pulling funds from UPenn professorship over instructor’s anti-Israeli ‘hatred’
Hedge fund bigwig, Henry Jackson, and his singer wife, Stacey, confirmed to The Post they are in talks with UPenn to cut ties with political science professor, Anne Norton, following her string of ...
Israel-Gaza war: What is the price of peace?
"I will not allow Israel to repeat the mistake of Oslo," he said. "After the great sacrifice of our civilians and our soldiers, I will not allow the entry into Gaza of those who educate for terrorism, ...
SIGI Hosts Dialogue On Jordan’s Response Plan For Syria Crisis, Examines Funding Challenges
The coordinator for the Syrian crisis at the UN refugee agency ... The sectors included in planning and financial monitoring processes include energy, education, social protection, water and ...
South Korea Expects Its Already-World’s-Lowest Fertility Rate to Keep Falling
Low fertility threatens to undermine South Korea’s economic future by shrinking its workforce and slowing consumption.
South Korea Expects Its Already-World’s-Lowest Fertility Rate to Keep Falling
Low fertility threatens to undermine South Korea’s economic future by shrinking its workforce and slowing consumption.
South Korea’s already world’s lowest fertility rate is set to fall again in next few years – ‘like the Titanic’
The fertility rate probably fell this year to 0.72 in South Korea and is projected to decline further to 0.65 in 2025.