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New Challenges for the BRICS

Twelve years have passed since Jim O’Neill, former head analyst for Goldman Sachs, suggested to the business community that…

Spain Grows on Sea and Sun

2013 marked another record year for Spanish tourism: The problems of other Mediterranean countries and the attractive consumer…

Europe Insures Depositors

It is expected that the mechanism will allow for the creation of a so-called Single Resolution Fund that will total €55 billion…

The Thai Canal: To Be or Not To Be

A canal through Thailand’s Kra Isthmus is a project that could change the economic and political map of Southeast Asia. At a time…

Reshuffling Nigeria’s Position

Analysts at World Economic Journal have taken the advice of Goldman Sachs’s Jim O’Neill in replacing Korea with Nigeria in the new…

The Russian Economy in Crisis

Most people perceive that Russia’s financial position is quite stable. The country’s currency reserves are around $500 billion,…

The Mexican Miracle

For a long time, Mexico was to North America as China was at the end of the 20th century, with its cheap labor, high workforce…

Czech Steel Is Afloat Once Again

Employees at the Pilsen Steel Mill are back to work, having stopped production in the middle of June. Half of the 900 plant’s…

Will the Euro Fall by 10%?

There is a growing clamor in the Eurozone from those who believe that the euro is overvalued, and that this is blocking the…