The ILO’s latest global outlook forecasts global employment growth of just 1.5 per cent in 2025, translating to 53 million new jobs — a decline from earlier projections of 60 million.

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China's household consumption lags the global average by some 20 percentage points of GDP, while its investments - mainly in ...

Iran's leadership is leaning heavily on its "resistance economy" — a strategy of self-sufficiency and closer trade with China ...

The James Irvine Foundation has awarded the institute a two-year community-level learning partner grant as part of its ...

September's Consumer Price Index (CPI) report was originally scheduled for release on Wednesday, but is now delayed until ...

Japanese researchers found that Slack chat patterns can reveal who feels connected - and who may be quietly drifting toward ...

The Minneapolis school board has formally asked Superintendent Dr. Lisa Sayles-Adams for information that could lead to ...

In India’s NGO ecosystem, funding alone isn’t enough. The way donors engage NGOs—from their clarity of purpose to speed of ...

François Legault, who once called his drive to close Quebec’s wealth gap with Ontario an “obsession,” recently said his ...