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Byline: Richard Seymour Donald Trump, for the first time, won a majority of the popular vote. He took the US presidency with huge swings in his favour, increasing his share [...]

Byline: Harriet Barber in Buenos Aires Uruguayans vote for their next president on Sunday, but the election is set to be eclipsed by another ballot: a pension plebiscite that analysts [...]

Speaking at the regular Government meeting in May 2024 held on the morning of June 1, Minister of Planning and Investment Nguyen Chi Dung said that the macro economy in [...]

Byline: Martin Pengelly in Washington As a Joe Biden v Donald Trump election rematch looms, much is at stake. From the future of reproductive rights to the chances of meaningful [...]

The once-a-year meetings of China’s parliament beginning today are eagerly anticipated for insights into the country’s economic policies and direction. Beijing is expected to announce relief measures to support an [...]

The refusal to legislate on energy programming, announced by the Minister responsible for industry and energy, is incomprehensible and unacceptable. The place that we must reserve for nuclear power, and [...]

President Biden is building our economy from the middle out and bottom upan economy where we invest in all Americans to make sure the middle class has a fair shot [...]

Government adopted the Action Plan for administrative relief of the economy for 2024 and 2025, and through 103 measures from this plan, the economy should be relieved of liabilities worth [...]

The 41st Steering Committee Meeting of the International Partnership for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells in the Economy (IPHE), being hosted by India in New Delhi during March 18 22, 2024, [...]

Byline: Kiran Stacey Political correspondent One of the few political powers to rest almost entirely in the prime minister's hands is the decision over when to call an election. Rishi [...]

United States President Joe Biden is trailing Donald Trump in the polls. The key to election victory in the US has traditionally been the economy, but in the eyes of [...]

Trade relations between Hong Kong and the United States remain unaffected by White House sanctions against the chief executive as American enterprises continue to be “very positive” about business opportunities [...]

Byline: Fran Boait For those of us who entered the world of work at around the time of the financial crash and the coalition government coming to power, next year's [...]

Byline: Chris Skidmore Last week's announcement that the government would delay key net-zero targets came as a surprise to anyone who has followed the policy. The existing targets were fair [...]

Byline: NICK TIMOTHY As we head into the nal 12 months before the next election - maybe fewer - political choices are beginning to emerge. The Tories will ask if [...]

Byline: Dominic Rushe in New York Americans do not trust the government's economic news -- or the media's reporting of it -- according to a Harris poll conducted exclusively for [...]

Byline: John Crace It was just after Rishi Sunak had answered Stephen Flynn's first question that the speaker intervened. The SNP leader in Westminster had merely wondered if some of [...]

In his opening remarks, President of the National Council Sobotka underlined the importance of sustainability - not least for Parliament itself. Since the renovation, the energy consumption of the house [...]

ACT will smash the red tape state and fix the economy by ending politicians obsession with passing populist laws that get a win for their voters or get an issue [...]

Prevention actions against the El Nino phenomenon, as well as the reactivation of the economy, health care, education, water and sanitation, and the fight against citizen insecurity, are among the [...]

Byline: Matthew Lynn They have broken through the blue wall. They have hit their highest share of the vote in years. And they have re-established a solid base in local [...]

Byline: Alexandra Topping As the chancellor stood up to deliver his spring budget on Wednesday, Joeli Brearley sat in the lobby of a hotel near parliament crouched over her laptop, [...]

China’s coming “forceful” government restructuring plan would include the financial and technology sectors, President Xi Jinping has said. The “far-reaching” changes would target deep-seated vested interests and have a “profound [...]

After participating in the launch of the 2023-2024 Harvest Plan on Tuesday (27) at the Planalto Palace, Senate President Rodrigo Pacheco highlighted the strength of the agricultural sector for the [...]

The president of the Special Commission for the Debate of Public Policies on Green Hydrogen (CEHV), Senator Cid Gomes (PDT-CE), proposed this Wednesday (26) that the federal government, in partnership [...]

Byline: Lauren Aratani The US House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, has announced that her fellow members of Congress plan to vote this week on imposing a new contract for railroad workers [...]

Byline: Nick Allen in Washington DEMOCRATS were embroiled in an internal row last night as insiders questioned their campaign strategy that has focused heavily on the issue of abortion rather [...]

Millions of Americans took to the polls on Tuesday for the 2022 midterm elections, a series of bitter contests that will determine whether Democrats or Republicans control Congress for the [...]

Byline: Jedidajah Otte and Clea Skopeliti Americans are going to the polls on Tuesday for the midterm elections, in a vote that Joe Biden has described as 'a choice between [...]

Byline: Joan E Greve in Bowie, Maryland Joe Biden rallied with fellow Democrats on Monday night, delivering a message of optimism and determination in the face of widespread concerns about [...]

Byline: Madeline Grant Since his stratospheric rise to the top of British politics, first as chancellor, then Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak has endured a familiar selection of criticisms. There's 'Fishy [...]

Byline: Guardian staff Rishi Sunak is inheriting a hefty in-tray of issues, with several looming crises and party management problems piling up as he takes the reins as prime minister. [...]

Byline: Adam Gabbatt Abortion rights took centre stage during the debate for Pennsylvania's US Senate seat on Tuesday night, as Mehmet Oz, a celebrity doctor and the Republican candidate, said [...]

Byline: Owen Jones Nearly 30% of all Britain's postwar prime ministers will have been in office in the past six years, all from the same party. But the cause of [...]

Before the Plenary Session of Congress, where he appeared accompanied by the Ministerial Cabinet to seek a vote of confidence, the president of the Council of Ministers, Alberto Otrola, said [...]

Byline: Julia Terruso President Joe Biden acknowledged the economic pains Americans are feeling while pointing to progress he said his administration has made to build an economy around working people [...]

Byline: Julia Terruso Jun. 14President Joe Biden addressed labor leaders in Philadelphia on Tuesday, acknowledging the economic pains Americans are feeling but touting progress he said his administration has made [...]

Feedback is invited on Government plans to improve the way New Zealand manages forestry to ensure it works for nature, the climate, local communities, and our economy. The consultation is [...]

Prime Minister Plenkovi? said today after the Current Hour in the Parliament that the Government is focused on priorities, and the main thing is the welfare of Croatian citizens and [...]

Tomorrow, the Labor Department will release the latest monthly update on the Democrats inflation. But of course, the American people hardly need government statisticians to explain to them that Washington [...]

Byline: Heather Stewart Political editor Long before Partygate, Boris Johnson was known among colleagues for the superpower of survival: the extraordinary ability to shrug off setbacks that led his Eton [...]

Byline: Simon Johnson ScottiSh Political editoR SCOTLAND is 'stuck' on whether to leave the UK, a former first minister has said, after the council election results suggested that the nationalists [...]

There are growing calls on the mainland to issue direct stimulus payments to consumers – like those that have been distributed in Hong Kong and the United States – to [...]

Byline: jeremy warner viewpoint Ever since his Spring Statement a month ago, the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, has found himself under more or less constant fire. The statement itself went down [...]

Byline: Robert Ford This will be a week Rishi Sunak would rather forget. His efforts to present himself as a sober alternative to a party-prone prime minister were dealt a [...]