Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull adopts an ‘Australians first’ approach, announcing a sweeping reform of the country’s visa policy

Traditional cities and buildings are constructed in a way that makes them particularly vulnerable to terrorist attacks. Now, architects and city planners are working towards a more resilient future

Rising longevity and plunging birth rates have pushed the world into an unprecedented demographic trial with colossal implications

The link will go some way towards relieving China’s longstanding dependence on unstable shipping routes

Government policies are creating opportunities for investment in Bahrain and Oman, according to Merza Al Marzooq, Founder and Managing Partner at Alatheer Business Gate

With the Ecuadoran left wing government revitalised, opportunities for economic reforms have been limited

EU finance ministers say G20 countries will miss their ‘2-in-5’ growth targets for 2018, but will continue to implement structural reforms

The IMF frequently steps in to offer financial aid when countries need it most, but how often does politics play a part in the solutions it supplies?

The US President has promised to maintain “strong restrictions” on banking while reiterating his vow to overhaul the Dodd-Frank Act

South Africa’s credit rating has fallen to “junk” status after President Zuma’s Cabinet purge sparked political uncertainty

Chinese authorities have established the Xiongan New Area in a bid to spur growth and boost international cooperation

Chinese telecommunications group ZTE has pleaded guilty to violating US sanctions after selling US-made goods to North Korea and Iran

Chinese authorities have introduced new lending restrictions in a bid to ease concerns over the mounting housing bubble in China’s largest cities

There are many good reasons to fight President Trump’s travel ban, but economics isn’t one of them, writes James Stannard

A senior Chinese official has stood by the Made in China 2025 plan despite growing criticism from the West suggesting it will destroy competition