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Nigeria's currency riots

Nigeria's currency swap is causing unrest among its people

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Nigeria's Naira Shortage: President Buhari extends use of old 200 naira notes

Nigerian citizens take to the streets in protest over cash shortage

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World security takes centre stage

World leaders attend the Munich Security Conference, the leading forum for defence issues

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War in Ukraine tops agenda as Munich Security Conference begins

Munich security conference gets under way without Russia

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President Biden makes surprise visit to Ukraine

The US president promises new Russian sanctions on first Ukraine visit since the invasion

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Ukraine: how far does US support go?

Some have raised questions over President Biden's latest financial commitment

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Russia's War Economy

Nearly a year on from the Ukraine invasion, Vladimir Putin blames the West for the war

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The economics of Ukraine's refugees

A year since Russia invaded, millions of Ukrainians are still displaced around the globe

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Hong Kong rolls out voucher scheme

Can Hong Kong revive its economy with another round of consumption vouchers?

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US ruling bans caste discrimination

Seattle is the first American city to outlaw prejudice based on India's caste system

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Keeping the lights on in South Africa

The South African government agrees to take on the national power firm's debt amid crisis

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Former FTX boss faces four new criminal charges

Former boss of collapsed crypto exchange FTX faces four new criminal charges.

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Ukraine: The cost, one year on

President Zelensky's economic advisor speaks to the programme

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Ukraine: The struggle for energy

Ukraine's year of war has brought about huge challenges for the country's energy sector.

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Brexit: Northern Ireland protocol agreed

The UK and the EU have reached a new deal over post-Brexit trade for Northern Ireland

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UK and EU strike deal on Northern Ireland trade

The deal between London and Brussels all done.

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Is the clock ticking on TikTok?

White House authorities have ordered government staff to wipe the app off official phones

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Tesla expanding business in Mexico

The auto giant is expected to share more in presentation to investors on Wednesday.

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Tinubu wins Nigeria's presidential election

Bola Tinubu has been declared the winner of Nigeria's presidential election

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Can Sri Lanka get through its economic crisis?

Sri Lanka's economic woes continues as workers defy protest ban.

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Is youth unemployment in Africa a dividend or a burden?

Africa's population is set to double by 2050 and the challenge will be creating jobs

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Pakistan: Currency Lows and Interest Rate Hikes

The Pakistani rupee hits a historic low against the dollar, as interest rates rise to 20%

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Nigeria: old bank notes to remain legal tender until end of the year

Old 1000, 500 and 200 naira notes will remain legal tender until 31 December, 2023.

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China: What to expect from Congress

The National People's Congress gets underway this weekend

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China decides to go steady on growth

Political leaders want to stabilise the Chinese economy. Can it last?

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China's economic growth is on hold

China surprised with the lowest growth target for the last 30 years.

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France: Are mass strikes working?

Millions have taken to the streets across France over planned pension reforms

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Federal Reserve may increase interest rates

The chairman of the US central bank has said he could raise interest rates.

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UN visits Ukraine to save the Black Sea grain deal

The UN Secretary General is visiting Ukraine to save the Black Sea grain deal

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Protesters out on streets in Pakistan as IMF talks drag on

Talks to sort out Pakistan's IMF deal still to be resolved

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