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The minister in the presidency delivered the third OR Tambo memorial lecture earlier this week. Here is her address in full

India Business News: Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has called for increased collaboration on a regulatory framework to facilitate cross border trade at the G

AI capabilities are advancing so quickly, they could surpass us in a matter of years, says Yoshua Bengio. But we have a moral responsibility to both protect our society and reap the benefits, and Canada should play a big role

India was the country from which the largest migration took place to OECD countries during 2021 and 2022, replacing China

For the first time, there are almost as many old people as young people in the workforce. But widespread ageism is an obstacle to getting the best out of them.

Directorate General of Taxes will ensure the data confidentiality of taxpayers will remain secure when the prepopulated scheme is implemented.

Trade ministers of G7 member states hold an annual meeting with the aim to meet the current global challenges and to set the course for a better future. This year, Japan has selected contemporary topics, such as how to enhance supply chain resilience and promote trade and sustainability - environment, development and digital, including prospects for WTO MC13.

OECD says humanitarian crises and demand for workers is behind increased population flows. International migration to rich countries reached an all-time high...

India has become the top country of origin for new citizens in OECD countries, with 4 lakh new migrants in 2021. The growth of the Indian diaspora presents an opportunity for a more accurate representation of India abroad. The US, Australia, and Canada are popular destinations, but Indians are also opting for non-English-speaking countries. The gender composition, educational attainments, professions, and economic status of these migrants are important factors to consider.

The Korean economy is feared to lose steam rapidly in its potential growth rate, which possibly can fall below 2 percent for the first time in history this year and get worse next year.