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The fourth edition of the UNCTAD-led Oceans Forum was held in Geneva last week. It was a precursor t...

India will have to remain firmly focused on the economy given the multiple challenges it continues to face

It would be over-optimistic to assume the war impact will be transient; the old ideological division may reignite.

Developing countries need urgent action to help manage their debt following the food and fuel price surges triggered by the war in Ukraine, a top UN official told AFP.

India was forecast to grow at 6.7% in 2022 and this projection has been downgraded to 4.6% by UNCTAD.

The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan talked about Indias former External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj while addressing the International Womens Day event held by the Indian Permanent Mission in Geneva.

Cameroon captured US$488 million (XAF284 billion) of foreign direct investments in 2020, the lowest in five years, according to the United Nations

Mukhisa Kituyi had been sending mixed signals on whether or not he will be on the ballot about five months to the August 9 General Election.

The dangers facing seafarers came to the forefront in recent days primarily due to the number of Rus...

Trade in goods increased more strongly in developing world than developed countries, UNCTAD says.