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A Global Economy Jolted by an Oil Shock Now Gets a Tariff Reminder

Tariffs are back, but this time there is a war in the Persian Gulf and oil has hit $100 a barrel.

Trump turns media dinner into cringe-inducing roast of his enemies

Many of the president’s jokes were met with stony silence at a rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Dinner

India Flags Attack on LPG Tanker in Iran Waters, Says Crew Safe

India’s embassy in Tehran said it is in close contact with authorities after a liquefied petroleum gas tanker, with 28 Indian crew members onboard, came under attack in Iranian territorial waters on Friday.

Folly of chasing exchange rate

PAKISTAN’S economic debate is trapped in outdated vocabulary. Each time the rupee weakens, headlines scream ‘devaluation’. Anchors ask whether one is imminent, while policymakers debate whether the exchange rate should be defended or…

2027: INEC records over 6m new voters

In the buildup to the 2027 general elections, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has registered a total of 6,885,330 new prospective voters across the three phases of the Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) exercise…

SEBI bars former Axis MF chief dealer Viresh Joshi from market for 7 years

Seven & i abandons investment talks with Poland’s Zabka

Seven & i was unable to reach a deal that would be "in the best interests" of the company and its shareholders, it said in a statement Saturday.

Honest taxpayers partner in India’s growth, let them correct bona fide errors, says FM

70 years of Nigeria’s oil economy: Lingering concerns, conversations

For a country like Nigeria where the concerns of contemporary leadership may not always reconcile with those from preceding eras, sustenance of continuum in governance often remains a challenge. Meanwhile, among the factors for this state…

North-East Development and the human capital challenges

The greatest challenge facing North-East Nigeria today isn’t merely the destruction caused by years of insurgency, but the region’s limited human capacity to transform its vast natural and economic potential into sustainable development…

Parents buckle under graduation levies

Across many private schools in Nigeria, an emerging pattern is becoming frustrating to parents. Beyond the costs of school fees, uniforms and textbooks, families are increasingly confronted with a long list of extracurricular demands…