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‘Rising population threatens economic gains’

BOL News

BOL News

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June 21, 2026

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lean right

Adeel Siddiqui urged government to treat population planning. The post ‘Rising population threatens economic gains’ appeared first on BOL News.

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TASS

right

· Jul 7, 2026

Serbia possesses great potential for cooperation with BRICS countries — minister

The vector of economic development is increasingly shifting toward the East and the BRICS nations, Nenad Popovic noted

EUobserver

lean left

· Jun 23, 2026

Cost of living crisis is reshaping EU politics as migration and climate lose steam

The shift from migration and climate wars to wallet issues is redrawing Europe’s political map, empowering forces that want a far bigger state at the very moment public coffers are already stretched.

Seeking Alpha

lean right

· Jul 9, 2026

Broadening Earnings Growth, Broadening Opportunities

Broadening Earnings Growth, Broadening Opportunities

UrduPoint

lean right

· Jun 29, 2026

Unchecked population growth threatens sustainable development: Ahsan

Unchecked population growth threatens sustainable development: Ahsan

Progressive International

left

· Jul 2, 2026

Cuerpos para la exportación: Cerezas de sangre

Aunque las características estructurales de un modelo agroexportador se sostienen gracias a la vulnerabilidad legal y social de los cuerpos migrantes racializados, bajo el gobierno de Kast se han intensificado la retórica antimigrante y las políticas de deportación, lo que empuja a los trabajadores a circuitos aún más informales y explotadores, a pesar de que la economía sigue dependiendo de su mano de obra. A partir de perspectivas de derechos humanos, de género e interculturales, el artículo expone cómo la xenofobia fragmenta a la clase trabajadora, desvía la atención de las crisis estructurales y normaliza la explotación como un costo aceptable de la prosperidad de las exportaciones.

The New Zealand Herald

lean right

· Jul 8, 2026

Boomers’ massive wealth will mostly be passed down to people who are already rich

Boomers’ massive wealth will mostly be passed down to people who are already rich

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Related coverage for "‘Rising population threatens economic gains’": TASS — Serbia possesses great potential for cooperation with BRICS countries — minister. EUobserver — Cost of living crisis is reshaping EU politics as migration and climate lose steam. Seeking Alpha — Broadening Earnings Growth, Broadening Opportunities. UrduPoint — Unchecked population growth threatens sustainable development: Ahsan. Progressive International — Cuerpos para la exportación: Cerezas de sangre. The New Zealand Herald — Boomers’ massive wealth will mostly be passed down to people who are already rich