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World News / Feb 15, 2026

Empowering Women for Stronger Economy: The Urgency of Closing the Gap

These gaps create significant economic costs. Women earn 77 cents for every dollar paid to men and are likely to retire with smaller pensions. Gender gaps could increase global GDP by around 20%, but there has been progress at a slower rate. Experts advocate for the urgent acceleration of legal and policy changes needed to include women, as excluding women not only jeopardizes fairness but also economic growth

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World News / Feb 14, 2026

2 Billion People Still Lack Access to Safe Water, Sanitation

Drinking water coverage increased from 68% to 74%, causing 961 million more people to gain such access, while rural coverage increased from 50% to 60%, although urban coverage stabilized at 83%. Despite these benefits, one of the shocking 2.1 billion people is one in about four that still has safely managed drinking water

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World News / Feb 12, 2026

EU and Jordan Sign €500 Million Macro-Financial Aid Package to Boost Economic Stability

The agreement signed in Amman represents the fourth MFA program provided to Jordan and underlines the long-term commitment of the European Union under the European Union's Jordan strategic and comprehensive partnership. With the expectation of the first payment within a month, more than two and a half years of support will be issued in three installments

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World News / Feb 11, 2026

Hyundai Motor Group Boosts US Investment to $26 Billion, Creating 25,000 Jobs

Hyundai Motor Group revealed it plans to increase its investment in the United States to $26 billion by 2028, reinforcing its presence in the U.S. automotive, steel, and robotics segments while indicating South Korea’s growing economic relationship with Washington. This loyalty marks a $5 billion increase over the $21 billion package disclosed in March

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World News / Feb 10, 2026

Ukraine and Lithuania Strengthen Defense Ties with Historic Agreement

Agreement was signed between the Ukrainian and Lithuanian governments, creating a way for joint defense productivity, and with the help of art drone technologies, it will analyze the developing state for significant progress on Kyiv’s strategy under several areas for cooperation through the agreement

the american president trup and European commission president ursula von der leyen during a meetimg where they reached a trade agreement
World News / Feb 9, 2026

US-EU Landmark Trade Deal: Tariffs Capped, Energy Exports Soar

The European Union announced a $600 billion investment directed towards American strategic sectors such as infrastructure, clean energy, and advanced technology with a view to deepen transatlantic cooperation. Strategically, the deal is seen as a domestic win in Washington that protects jobs, opens new markets, and stops a growing business from war

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World News / Feb 8, 2026

Gaza Hunger Crisis: UN Agencies Confirm Famine Amid Devastating Conflict

UNICEF estimates that more than 12,000 children were the most malnourished monthly in July since the conflict began. The rate of ruin due to lack of nutrition has been multiplied several times since the beginning of 2025. The latest Integrated Food Safety Classification (IPC) analysis found that more than 640,000 people are facing famine-level food insecurity, a figure expected to move forward if human reach does not improve

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World News / Feb 7, 2026

Global Growth Stalls: World Bank Sounds Alarm on Economic Outlook

The World Bank's Global Economic Prospects (June 2025) warns of growing economic headwinds. Global development is forecast at just 2.7% in 2025, one of the weakest rates outside the recession in recent decades. Business disruption, investment, and strict financial conditions are overshadowing the outlook, facing the biggest challenges with developing economies

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World News / Feb 6, 2026

ADB Backs Reko Diq Copper-Gold Project in Pakistan to Boost Global Mineral Supply

The ADB role is to facilitate financial packages. The project is hoped to reopen Pakistan’s economy and expand the world supply of essential minerals. When completed, the Reko Diq will be one of the five largest copper mines globally, which is projected to start in 2028 and will proceed for about four decades

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World News / Feb 5, 2026

Eurozone Inflation Holds Steady at 2.0%: Mixed Trends Across EU Member States

Inflation on an annual basis for the entire EU was 2.4%, which was likewise unchanged from June and only marginally higher than the 2.3% rate from the previous month. It was also lower than July 2024’s inflation rate of 2.8%. Inflation trends varied particularly across member states