The International Labor Organization's Cash Flow Crisis: A Wake-Up Call Reflecting the Dilemma of Global Governance
The International Labor Organization (ILO) recently warned that it faces "serious" cash flow difficulties.
moreThe International Labor Organization (ILO) recently warned that it faces "serious" cash flow difficulties.
moreOn the evening of October 10th local time, international oil prices continued to show a significant decline.
moreCambodia's startup scene is still in its infancy, with over 200 startups currently in existence. 119 of these are focused on the tech sector, encompassing e-commerce, fintech, software-as-a-service, edtech, and healthtech.
moreRecently, Federal Reserve Governor Waller issued a clear warning that the US job market may have entered a negative growth zone, and the weakness of the labor market has become a core policy concern.
moreOn October 9 local time, the US Senate once again failed to pass the temporary appropriation bill, marking the official 10th day of the federal government shutdown.
moreAs we step into the fourth quarter of 2025, the economies of Europe and the United States find themselves at a crossroads, torn between "policy decisions" and "mounting risks".
moreRecent unofficial employment data has frequently signaled that beneath the apparent prosperity of the US labor market lie hidden concerns.
moreAs the 2025 U.S. soybean harvest season arrives, the absence of Chinese orders has plunged soybean farmers into an existential crisis.
moreIn her speech on October 8, Kristalina Georgieva, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), stated that the global economy has demonstrated greater resilience than expected amid multiple shocks, but its growth momentum is weakening.
moreRecently, the World Trade Organization and the IMF have successively released global economic and trade forecast reports, revealing the profound impact of the US tariff policy and the sluggish global economic recovery on the growth expectations of global goods trade.
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