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Former UK PM Rishi Sunak to advise Zelensky on Ukraine’s economic recovery

Former UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has assumed an unpaid advisory role with Ukraine’s government, focusing on its economic recovery, particularly the reconstruction of the country’s energy sector in preparation for the upcoming winter, The Idependent reported on February 27.

27 Feb 2026-21:52
Sweden’s finance minister sees signs of economic recovery

Sweden’s economy is showing signs of picking up after a period of sluggish growth, Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson said Wednesday, though uncertainty remains high.

12 Nov 2025-11:20
Argentina sees economic recovery as opposition to Milei rises

A report from J.P. Morgan highlights a "deep and surprising" recovery in Argentina's economy under President Javier Milei but cautions that the future of his economic plan hinges on the results of the upcoming October legislative elections.

24 Jul 2025-22:16
Argentina shows signs of economic recovery as social tensions persist

Argentina is beginning to show signs of economic recovery, but nationwide tensions persist as public unrest grows over austerity measures and cuts to healthcare, education, and pensions.

06 Jun 2025-22:43
UN warns Syria's economic recovery could take over 50 years

The United Nations has stated that Syria would require over 50 years to return to its pre-civil war economic levels, given the current growth rates.

20 Feb 2025-23:58
World Bank warns that Afghanistan's economic recovery is fragile

The World Bank reported on Monday that Afghanistan's economic recovery under Taliban control remains fragile, facing ongoing challenges such as policy uncertainty, financial isolation, reduced foreign aid, and fragile trade relations with neighboring Pakistan.

17 Feb 2025-23:40
Hungary on the path to economic recovery: How the new plan will change the country – INTERVIEW

By Asif Aydinli

21 Oct 2024-01:55
Gloomy outlook for global recovery, World Economic Forum survey finds

11 Jan 2022-19:34

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