Oil prices jumped 18.5% this week. Brent crude hit $84. WTI crossed $78. The surge follows the Iran conflict and rising Strait of Hormuz te...

New global research reveals India's Social Security payments do not stretch as far as those in many other nations. The U.S. ranks thirteent...

Global bond markets are experiencing a significant sell-off, particularly in ultra-long debt, driven by persistent worries about government...

Germany is considering reviving military conscription amid recruitment challenges and rising global instability. A draft law proposes volun...

Bill Gates said he is not speaking about EU politics like Musk is, which comes as a surprise to him. Musk has recently used his platform X ...

Following the collapse of Germany's coalition government, some laws may still pass before the February election. The former coalition partn...

India is set to offer 2 million to 3 million tonnes of wheat to bulk consumers such as flour millers and biscuit makers as part of efforts ...

India’s annual military expenditure, of course, includes a huge pension bill for 33-lakh million veterans and defence civilians. In the 202...

The threat of a one-way ticket from the euro seems to have finally persuaded Greece to capitulate to its international creditors.

India & Canada agreed to work for mutual cooperation in labour sector including capacity building & promotion of joint certification for sk...

"This plan also offers death benefit of higher of the total fund value or guaranteed death benefit of 105 per cent of the total premium pai...

Germans who avoided taxes by keeping money in Switzerland are bringing wads of cash home and hiding it in odd places.

The debt crisis happened because the West wanted to feel rich forever. Minus tough calls, all-round insolvency is a very real prospect.

The government should accept the Pension Parishad’s recommendation to raise the pension amount to improve the well-being of the elderly.

Greece will auction euro1.5 billion ($1.96 billion) in 6-month treasury bills next week, testing market sentiment as long-term borrowing ra...

India may have recently broken into the elite club of trillion dollar economies, and companies here may have transformed from frogs in the ...

It’s an issue which has threatened to rock the political fortunes of many governments in the West. Increasingly, pension reforms mooted by ...