 | Pity thy neighbour?: Pakistan economic crisisPakistan is going through its worst crisis in the last few decades. Their economy is crumbling, and their Forex reserves are said to last for only three more weeks. |
 | Drinking water crisis and attack on tribals take centre stage in Kerala HouseThe House also saw a question being raised on the drinking water scarcity in Kochi. |
 | Opposition leaders hold protest in Parliament premises on Adani issueThe opposition parties have alleged that the recent meltdown in Adani Group shares is a scam that involves common people's money as public sector LIC and SBI have invested in them. |
 | Europe scrapes out economic growth by dodging gas disasterFears of lagging economic growth have not deterred the ECB from its series of interest rate increases, which are raising the cost of borrowing for businesses and consumers. |
 | Is there hope for a dying river in Kenya's growing capital?Nairobi is one of Africa's fastest-growing cities and is struggling to balance the needs of creating jobs and protecting the environment from pollution. |
 | Will Europe's ban on Russian diesel hike global fuel prices?The goal is to stop feeding Russia's war chest, but it's not so simple. Diesel prices have already jumped since the war started on Feb. 24, and they could rise again. |
 | Lots of sound and fury on US debt, but not a crisis - yetThe debt challenge will keep unfolding over time, meaning that choices may become more severe as the costs of Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid increasingly outstrip tax revenues. |
 | Supporting grassroots entrepreneurs is essential to revitalising Sri Lankan economyThe government should think of making macro-level interventions and adopt robust policy measures that it has never tried before. |
 | Cash-strapped Pakistan's rupee plunges amid talks with IMFPakistan is seeking a crucial instalment of $1.1 billion from the fund — part of its $6 billion bailout package — to avoid default. |
 | Acute drinking water crisis in Pakistan's Balochistan provinceEarlier, Jiye Sindh Quami Mahaz took out protest rallies against water shortage in the Sindh province, alleging that Punjab province was conspiring to dry up Indus. |
 | Power returns to cities in Pakistan day after massive outageHowever, some rural areas were still waiting to be reconnected. The country’s power system is a complex and delicate web, where problems can quickly cascade. |
 | Treasury Secretary Yellen warns of 'global financial crisis' if US defaults on debtYellen noted that the actual day on which the Treasury would no longer be able to use these measures is "quite uncertain," and could come as early as June. |
 | India to encourage greater investments in Sri Lanka's economy: EAM JaishankarIndia has extended about USD 4 billion in terms of credits and rollovers to help Sri Lanka get through an economic crisis. |
 | EAM Jaishankar holds talks with Sri Lankan counterpart, calls on President WickremesingheJaishankar, who arrived here from the Maldives on the second leg of his two-nation tour, met Sabry and discussed issues of mutual and regional interests, sources said. |
 | Tensions rise as thousands of protesters expected in Peru capitalThe South American country has been rocked by more than a month of protests, mostly in the southern and eastern areas, since the ouster and arrest of ex-President Pedro Castillo. |
 | Can green politics take centrestage in India?A review of Constitutions across the globe reveals that countries whose constitutions enshrine an environmental commitment show a resilient approach towards fighting the climate crisis. |
 | China's population sees record low birth rate for first time in over 60 yearsChina ended its strict "one-child policy" -- imposed in the 1980s owing to fears of overpopulation -- in 2016 and began allowing couples to have three children in 2021. |
 | SC refuses to hear Joshimath plea, says Uttarakhand HC should handle crisis“If the HC has proceeded, then we will have to give reins to HC. If HC is seized of broad range of issues, we’ll give liberty to HC. |
 | Genocide probe against Peru presidentThe nation is convulsing under waves of protests by followers of deposed president Pedro Castillo demanding to snap national polls. |
 | Pakistan's economy grinding to a halt as crucial dollars dry upA shortage of crucial dollars has left banks refusing to issue new letters of credit for importers, hitting an economy already squeezed by soaring inflation and lacklustre growth. |
