Mariusz Ziomecki

Monetary and credit policies are difficult to apply well. © GIS In a nutshell Europe's leading economies seem stuck with meager growth rates

Anwar Ibrahim, Malaysia’s prime minister, starts with ambitious goals for economic reform and the country's regional political relevance

President Erdogan has consistently demonstrated his ability to steer a steady course through rough and ever-changing seas. © GIS – This cartoon is available for sale in our shop

Rome, Jan. 29, 2024: Italy's leader, Giorgia Meloni, photographed shortly before the opening of the Italy-Africa summit in Palazzo Madama, the seat of the Italian Senate. © Getty Images

Washington, March 22, 2024: Inflation is down, the labor market remains robust and the American economy is growing at a good clip, but U.S.

Angola resigned OPEC membership as of January 2024 because the organization's production restrictions were depressing its oil export volume

Central London, March 25, 2024: Farmers across Europe feel that they are taken for granted by governments even though, in the end, it is their work that feeds the European population. © Getty images

March 1, 2024: Equatorial Guinean Minister of Mines and Hydrocarbons Antonio Oburu Ondo (C) stands with Algerian Minister of Energy and Mines Mohamed

In a nutshell Mass-scale gang violence had turned El Salvador into a hellish place to live The government resorted to undemocratic measures to restore order

Aside from narrow politics, the BRI concept makes plenty of sense. Source: GIS