
United Kingdom: Food exports drop 12% compared to 2025
Early summer drought and fallout from the Middle East conflict have weighed on British food exports in the first half of 2026.

Early summer drought and fallout from the Middle East conflict have weighed on British food exports in the first half of 2026.

The European Central Bank is consulting European citizens on future designs for currency, with possibilities centered around birds and waterways.

Since the beginning of the summer, the Sudanese pound has lost nearly half of its value in areas controlled by the army, sending the prices of basic necessities soaring.

Since summer, the Sudanese pound has lost nearly half its value in areas controlled by the military, worsening the economic crisis linked to the war.

Tokyo has released massive aid in response to rising fuel costs linked to the Middle East conflict, while seeking to diversify its supply sources.

Banking advisors' hands-off approach and lack of legal definition leave many victims without recourse.

As concerns about artificial intelligence grow in the workplace, the economist puts a more measured perspective on the most alarmist predictions about job losses.

Chief Executive John Lee presented to the Legislative Council on Wednesday an economic development plan spanning five years, marking deeper integration with China's planning model.

Le Monde breaks down the stakes surrounding French debt, deficits and interest rates.

Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries and commercial stockpiles heighten economic pressures ahead of September legislative elections.

The journalist and author examines economic disparities between men and women and calls for concrete reforms.

In an interview with France 24, economist and essayist Abdelmalek Alaoui discusses his book "Morocco, the Challenge of Power" and examines the inequalities that persist despite the Kingdom's economic transformation.

Ahmadou Al Aminou Lo delivered his policy statement before lawmakers, discussing the IMF agreement and announcing measures to restore public finances.

According to France 24, the German state of Saxony-Anhalt faces an aging population, relative poverty and declining GDP, conditions that appear to be driving the AfD's electoral gains.

According to France 24, the far-right party's victory in this German state can be partly explained by a deteriorating economic context marked by industrial decline and a GDP contraction in 2025.