European rent crisis could become a defining issue

The persistent rise in rents across European cities will have political consequences if left unresolved

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Australian central bank holds rate as growth slips

The Reserve Bank of Australia kept its benchmark rate at 0.1% in August despite concerns about rising prices

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Governments’ assumption that GDP growth in itself will raise the general material welfare seems to be misguided

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The CDU’s hold over fiscal policy looks set to weaken after September’s elections

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Ireland’s housing crisis will be the defining political issue for the government

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House prices have surged during the pandemic, and this will challenge ultra-expansionary fiscal and monetary policies

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The government's 2021 growth forecast of 2.9% may even be too pessimistic though downside risks could still derail it

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Ruling Liberals could win widely expected federal election later this year by default as third wave of COVID-19 recedes

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With most remaining COVID restrictions now lifted, New York’s next mayor must get office workers back into the city

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Much of tertiary education management and assets has been outsourced to new foundations managed by Fidesz loyalists

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