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Why does Pakistan keep getting IMF bailouts despite terrorism allegations? Gita Gopinath explainsWhy does the IMF continue to bail out Pakistan despite its repeated borrowing history and terrorism-related allegations? Former IMF deputy ...- BRICS adopts New Delhi Declaration: Inside the 140-point document on Global South's ambitionsBRICS leaders adopted the New Delhi Declaration at the 18th summit, reaffirming their commitment to cooperation, multilateralism and a more...
- BRICS 2026: Global South must now shape, not merely follow, rules, says PM ModiPrime Minister Modi advocated for global governance reform, transforming privilege into partnership. He proposed a Seafarers Emergency Supp...
- BRICS finance chiefs flag tariff risks, push cross-border paymentsBRICS finance ministers voiced concerns over unilateral trade actions and tariffs. They endorsed efforts for cross-border payment interoper...
- BRICS fin mins, central bank chiefs raise concerns on unilateral trade and finance-related measuresBRICS finance ministers and central bank governors voiced concerns over unilateral trade measures. They backed efforts for cross-border pay...
- BRICS 2026 calls for bigger emerging-market voice in IMF, World Bank; criticises unilateral tariffsBRICS finance leaders urged greater emerging market representation in global financial institutions. They also advocated for increased loca...
- BRICS flags unilateral tariffs, trade barriers as global risksBRICS finance ministers voiced serious concerns over unilateral trade measures. Higher tariffs and non-tariff barriers are distorting globa...
- India abstains from voting at IMF meet: Congress says Modi govt 'chickened out'India abstained from voting on IMF loans to Pakistan, prompting Congress to criticize the Modi government for not issuing a stronger "no" v...
- India, UK welcome US Congress passing IMF quota reformThe IMF quota reforms are aimed at giving more voice and voting power to the emerging economies with regard to the functioning of the multi...
- Major players? China, India get more say in IMFChina and India received long-sought recognition as global economic heavyweights as the International Monetary Fund gave them and other eme...
- IMF faces big hurdles on road to new world orderThe International Monetary Fund, rising from villain to saviour through the fires of the global economic crisis, faces steep hurdles in try...
- IMF gives larger developing countries greater role in its operationsThe International Monetary Fund's directors approved a major change in its voting mechanism Friday, giving some larger developing countries...
- India flexes PPP muscles in IMF stakesIndia is playing on the strength of its appreciating currency to gain a bigger foothold at the IMF.
- IMF promises further reforms for IndiaIMFon Tuesday promised to carry out further reforms that would open up the possibility of more powers in the Fund for India, which along wi...
- India vows to cooperate with IMF on reformsFM emphasised that the formula for allocating voting and other powers to countries in IMF must reflect the current economic status of vario...
- India promises to cooperate with IMF on reformsA day after failing to stall enhanced powers for China and three others in IMF, India on Tuesday said it was not sulking and promised to wo...
- China, 3 others to get enhanced powers at IMFThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a proposal to give enhanced powers to China, South Korea, Mexico and Turkey, voting out ...
- IMF accords more powers to ChinaThe resolution on quota and voice reforms was adopted with 90.6 per cent votes in favour and 9.4 per cent against it, it was officially ann...
- Rising Asian giants seek their placeAsia in the world, the world in Asia”-that was the theme at the IMF-WB annual meeting that began in Singapore this week.
- IMF agrees to boost voice of developing nationsIMF directors have agreed to overhaul the institution to give more influence to developing countries including China, reflecting the shifti...
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