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Italy tops European tourism in 2026 with a busy summer in sight

Visitor numbers increased during the first half of 2026, driven primarily by international tourists. Tourism Minister Gianmarco Mazzi said the sector a 'pillar of the national economy'.

Euronews · Jul 6

Spain expects to welcome 100 million tourists this year

Spain anticipates a record 100 million foreign tourists this year, with summer arrivals projected to surge by 6%. Middle East instability is diverting travelers to Mediterranean destinations like Spain, boosting demand. Additionally, a total solar eclipse in August is driving bookings in rural areas, helping to ease pressure on popular…

The Economic Times · Jul 6

The ‘navalization’ of economic warfare sees trade routes become zones of force rather than rules

With more than 80% of global trade by volume being transported by sea, maritime shipping lanes are indispensable to the world economy. That fact was starkly illustrated by the war in Iran, which saw Tehran effectively close the Strait of Hormuz to commercial traffic and Washington respond with a blockade…

The Conversation · Jul 6

How India and Japan are preparing for the AI economy

India and Japan are forging a deep economic security partnership, moving beyond traditional aid and investment. The recent summit highlights collaboration in AI, semiconductors, and critical minerals, aiming to build resilient supply chains and boost India's manufacturing. This strategic alliance, focusing on hardware and talent exchange, positions Northeast India as…

The Economic Times · Jul 5

Faith beats economy for GOP

A new study finds conservative voters value religious identity over economic policy

Salon · Jul 5

For one small business, AI was key to a quick start and expansion

The rapid ⁠emergence and spread ⁠of AI has become a defining feature of the U.S. economy, of prime interest to Federal Reserve officials trying to understand its potential to reshape productivity, growth, inflation and labor demand. Among a broad review of the Fed launched by new Chairman Kevin Warsh, one…

The Economic Times · Jul 5

Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah marks 100 days with fast change and few words

Nepal's 36-year-old rapper-turned-Prime Minister Balendra Shah has marked 100 days in power with sweeping reforms and a low public profile. His administration, driven by a promise to combat corruption and boost the economy, has moved swiftly, implementing a significant portion of its 100-point agenda. While praised for action, Shah's unconventional…

The Economic Times · Jul 5

India-UK CETA is more than a trade deal—it is a blueprint for a strategic partnership

India and Britain's landmark Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) officially begins July 15, aiming to double bilateral trade to $112 billion by 2030. This ambitious pact extends beyond traditional trade, establishing rules for the digital economy, intellectual property, and services. It fosters collaboration in cutting-edge sectors like AI and…

The Economic Times · Jul 5

Make Ed Miliband chancellor, ex-chief Treasury adviser tells Andy Burnham

Nicholas Stern joins growing number backing Miliband, saying he has vision and experience to revive economy

The Guardian - UK · Jul 5

FIFA World Cup’s hidden scorecard: What fans don’t see, economics does

FIFA World Cup 2026 is a fascinating economic case study, revealing how football markets mirror financial ones. Dynamic ticket pricing, driven by shifting expectations and the 'Tinkerbell Effect,' shows fluctuating demand. Host cities face complex tourism realities, while fans exhibit investor-like biases. FIFA's platform model, broadcasting rights, and data analytics…

The Economic Times · Jul 4