News & Insights Across Asia
Two colossal hurricanes, Helene and Milton, have devastated Florida and the Carolinas, causing over $50 billion in damages and leaving uninsured victims facing immense financial hardship.
Florida’s west coast is working to recover after Hurricane Milton leaves 23 dead and causes nearly $100 billion in damage.
U.S. economists warn that new tariffs on Chinese imports could have severe economic consequences, impacting supply chains, consumer access to affordable goods, and efforts toward renewable energy transition.
International visitors are flocking to the Chinese mainland as new visa-free policies boost the “China Travel” trend, with numbers increasing by nearly 130% in the first seven months of 2024.
As the curtain falls on the Paris 2024 Olympics, we explore whether the nearly ten billion dollars spent was worth it and what legacy the Games leave behind.
New research reveals that 400 million people worldwide have been affected by long COVID-19, with an estimated annual economic cost of $1 trillion, highlighting the urgent need for global action.
Exploring the economic implications of hosting the Olympics, with insights from Paris and Beijing’s experiences, and expert analysis on whether the Games stimulate growth or burden host cities financially.
France anticipates significant economic benefits from the 2024 Paris Olympics. Could the Games make Paris the most profitable Olympic host yet?
July continues to shatter temperature records globally, bringing severe health and economic impacts, as warned by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
Israeli air strikes on the Yemeni port of Hodeidah on July 20 resulted in fatalities and severe disruptions. Locals express concerns over fuel shortages and economic impacts on their lives.
Over 1.56 million people in Jiangxi Province are affected by severe floods caused by heavy rainfall, leading to significant economic losses and widespread damage to homes and farmland.
New data from ISTAT reveals that extreme weather in 2023 significantly affected Italy’s agriculture, forestry, and fishing sectors, causing declines in production, added value, and employment.
The EU’s decision to impose higher tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles raises concerns about trade relations and economic growth between the two major markets.
A UN special rapporteur calls for lifting unilateral sanctions against China, highlighting their illegality and adverse effects on human rights and socioeconomic conditions.
Critics within the United States are expressing concern that new tariffs on Chinese imports could harm the U.S. economy and hinder global efforts to combat climate change.
Taylor Swift’s European tour is causing an economic surge across the continent. As Europe experiences a boost, Asia looks to similar events to capitalize on the power of global music.
Climate change could slash global GDP by nearly 20% by 2050 due to CO2 emissions already in the atmosphere, warns a new study.
America’s escalating national debt is raising alarms domestically and globally, with experts warning of potential market shocks and long-term economic consequences.
Taylor Swift’s Singapore concerts drew fans from across Asia, notably from the Chinese mainland, highlighting the economic phenomenon of Swiftonomics and its impact on various business sectors.
African countries are slashing public spending to service soaring external debts, sacrificing future generations to avoid default. Despite debt relief efforts, the crisis continues to worsen.
