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Shipping halt in Strait of Hormuz triggers surge in global fertilizer and food costs

A near-total collapse of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz due to escalating regional conflict is driving a sharp increase in energy and fertilizer...

PH risks falling behind Asian peers without reforms

The Philippines is at risk of falling further behind its Asian neighbors in the region’s accelerating industrial boom unless education reforms and industrial policy...

Angkas founder pushes ‘guardrails’ for digital entrepreneurs at UNCTAD

Angkas founder and chief executive Angeline Tham called on governments and international institutions to support local entrepreneurs in developing economies, citing the need for...

AI to impact 40% of jobs globally

The global artificial intelligence market is projected to reach $4.8 trillion – roughly the size of Germany’s economy – by 2033, the UN said,...

Oceans of opportunity squeezed dry by overfishing

The booming ocean economy sustains hundreds of millions of people, but it is being squeezed dry by overfishing, pollution, climate change and waste, UN...

UN warns digital economy drive damaging environment

The drive towards a digital economy comes at an environmental cost, the United Nations warned Wednesday, with big data centers consuming vast amounts of...

Roundup

Sustainable tourism creates jobs, supports businesses Tourism can benefit both ecosystems and communities in mountainous regions like the Himalaya range in India. That’s the message from...

UNCTAD: Poorer nations left out of renewable energy investments

A green future will remain out of reach if the world does not help developing countries close a $2-trillion gap in investment towards an...

Ukraine war a new blow for poor countries—UN

The war in Ukraine has sent commodity prices soaring, creating fresh shock waves across poorer countries already hard-hit by the pandemic, the UN said...

UN: Soaring prices in 2022 due to freight rate increases

The United Nations warned Thursday that a surge in container freight rates could mean higher prices for consumers next year unless pandemic-fuelled problems are...

PH remains top source of seafarers, officers

The Philippines remains the world’s biggest supplier of both seafarers and officers, according to a maritime report released by the United Nations Conference on...

Bongbong eyes modern ports, gateways to spur progress

Modernizing the country’s existing airports, seaports and railways will increase accessibility to other gateways that will offer an unprecedented opportunity for Filipino businesses to...

Pandemic pummeling direct foreign investment, says UN

Geneva, Switzerland—The coronavirus crisis is expected to drag foreign direct investment down by up to 40 percent this year, with a recovery not expected...
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