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The 2023 census indicates that Uruguay’s population has grown by 2.5% to 3,499,451. Despite this growth, the fertility rate has fallen to 1.7 children per woman, leading to concerns about …
Uruguay’s 2023 Census Reveals Slower Population Growth and Declining Birth Rates Read More
Political unrest in Mozambique is adversely affecting Eswatini’s sugar exports, forcing the industry to consider alternate transport routes due to severe border congestion and closure. The Maputo port, crucial for …
Mozambique Political Unrest Disrupts Eswatini Sugar Exports Read More
President Salva Kiir of South Sudan has dismissed senior leaders, including the military head, police chief, and central bank governor, amid unrest and economic challenges. Despite a peace deal in …
South Sudan President Reshuffles Military and Financial Leadership Amid Unrest Read More
Recent trends indicate a 17% drop in banana prices in Costa Rica, while Colombia and Honduras maintain stable prices. Costa Rica’s price declined from £0.95 to £0.79 per kilogram, influenced …
Banana Price Trends: Costa Rica Sees 17% Drop Despite Stability in Colombia and Honduras Read More
The collapse of the Assad regime in Syria has caused a 2% increase in oil prices, highlighting potential regional instability’s impact on U.S. fuel prices. Despite Syria’s minimal oil output, …
Impact of Syria’s Political Turmoil on U.S. Oil Prices: An Analysis Read More
Nigerians ranked fourth for U.S. green cards through military naturalization from 2020 to 2024, with 3,270 service members naturalized, trailing only the Philippines, Jamaica, and Mexico. The Army constituted the …
Nigerians Rank Fourth in U.S. Military Naturalizations from 2020 to 2024 Read More
Brazil and Colombia confront challenges related to the OECD’s Pillar Two, with Brazil proposing a 15% minimum tax to prevent profit shifting, while Colombia has established a minimum tax rate. …
Brazil and Colombia’s Divergent Paths Under OECD’s Pillar Two Read More
Brazil and Colombia are navigating the OECD’s Pillar Two framework, considering a 15% domestic minimum top-up tax amid concerns about foreign taxation of local profits. Brazil’s MP 1262/24 proposes such …
Navigating Pillar Two: Brazil and Colombia’s Approach to Minimum Top-Up Tax Read More
President Salva Kiir of South Sudan has dismissed key officials, including the army chief of staff and the governor of the central bank, amidst ongoing instability. Gen. Paul Nang Majok …
President Kiir Reshuffles Military and Financial Leadership in South Sudan Read More
Liberty Latin America Ltd. is experiencing significant difficulties, primarily in Puerto Rico and a failed operation in Chile, leading to investor concerns. The company, although a major telecommunications provider in …
Liberty Latin America Faces Significant Challenges in Puerto Rico and Chile Read More