Is Bangladesh ready to face a global food crisis?
When there is a food crisis, countries resort to protectionism.
Can Bangladesh government tame raging inflation?
Because there is no single policy intervention that can solve the current crisis, the government needs to try and tackle it on multiple fronts.
Opec+ oil shock a wake-up call
The price jump sparked by its move to cut production underlines the need for more short-term investment in fossil fuels while pursuing the green agenda.
New omnibus finance bill to allow politicians to govern Bank Indonesia
Aside from reducing the independence of financial regulators, the new bill draft would also directly affect the commercial sector by applying stricter regulations on banks.
In light of energy crunch, Russian oil option should be seriously explored
Pakistan could benefit from importing cheaper Russian crude, if technical and financial obstacles were cleared.
Driving clean and green development to the last mile in Indonesia
The pursuit of renewable energy is crucial to ensure Indonesia's growing prosperity.
What should be Pakistan’s strategy for accessing international climate finance?
The financial cost of climate risks has been on the rise for Pakistan.
Financial stability risks can trump inflation concerns
The Bank of England's recent experience shows how broken financial markets can change monetary policy.
Palm oil producers must fight for ethical, fair and inclusive trade
Palm oil producers must fight for ethical, fair and inclusive trade
Defence spending can bring local economies new hope
Amid the socioeconomic issues currently plaguing the country, defence spending offers many opportunities to generate new income.