Russian household consumption is recovering slowly

Household consumption was hit by the war but is now showing signs of revival as consumers adjust their behaviour

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US interest in unionisation is tentative but growing

A threatened strike at the largest US package delivery company is indicative of a rising level of union activism

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The interplay between political and economic crises poses problems for President Cyril Ramaphosa's administration

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President Erdogan has appointed respected professionals as ministers of interior, foreign affairs and finance.

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Prigozhin’s lowly origins and criminal past appeal to strong anti-centre and anti-elite sentiment in Putin’s Russia

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Global economic activity will worsen as services slow, with the downturn relatively mild but potentially prolonged

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Oil and gas revenues are down, Moscow cannot borrow from abroad and it is running down the National Welfare Fund

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A strike involving all levels of the academic community at a major New Jersey university has resulted in new contracts

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Despite slowing growth, the Western Balkans' overall economic outlook is stable

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The main public-sector union said on April 12 that its members had approved strike action in pursuit of a 13.5% pay rise

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