New research conducted by the University of Birmingham unveils the Brexit aftershocks still being felt in the lives of EU families who left the UK following the 2016 EU referendum.
Category: International
Mass Graves Could Further Contaminate Deadly Flood Water, Warns Muslim Aid
Muslim Aid has warned that the mass graves in the flood-stricken Libyan areas of Derna and coastal regions could enrage cases of water-borne diseases amongst victims of the disaster.
Taliban Signs $6.5bn Mining Contracts with Local and Foreign Companies in Afghanistan
The Taliban Government in Afghanistan said on Thursday it has signed seven mining contracts amounting to $6.5bn (Af527.37bn) in investment, a record round of such deals since it seized power in 2021.
Historic $650 Billion Liquidity Boost Continues to Benefit the Global Economy
In a world shaken by multiple shocks affecting many countries—pandemics, wars, food and energy crises, and climate disasters—the international community has a responsibility to stand together and support the global economy and all its citizens.
War in Ukraine: 12 Disruptions Changing the World—Update
Russia’s war in Ukraine grinds on. In this update, we map the latest social and economic consequences. Russia’s war in Ukraine is an ongoing tragedy, destroying lives and livelihoods in Ukraine and altering economic patterns worldwide. In May 2022, we set out an initial analysis of 12 disruptions that the war could unleash.
GlobalData: Investor Risk Eases in Europe During Q1 2023, But Challenges Remain
Despite global challenges, the European economy shows resilience, driven by lower energy prices, reduced supply constraints, improved consumer sentiment, and a strong labor market.
Putin’s Disorganised Irrationality and the Ongoing Erosion of Russian Statehood
Russia’s war with Ukraine continues to reveal interesting tensions that highlight that there are major problems with the governance of Russia.
Deadly Shooting in Auckland Hours Before Women’s World Cup
A shooting has left two people dead in the centre of Auckland, New Zealand, hours before the city is due to open the Fifa Women’s World Cup.
Weak Global Economy, High Inflation, and Rising Fragmentation Demand Strong G20 Action
When the G20 finance ministers and central bank governors meet in Gandhinagar next week, the world will be looking for joint action to address rising economic fragmentation, slowing growth, and high inflation.
Muslims in Rail Raises £5,000 for Muslim Aid’s ‘Infrangible’ Syria Homes Project
Muslim Aid’s partners Muslims in Rail raised enough money to build two homes in Syria for those affected by the Turkey-Syria earthquake that took place earlier this year.