Amid relentless Israeli bombardment and a suffocating blockade, Gaza is grappling with a severe cash crisis and soaring fees on money transfers, threatening what remains of its shattered economy.

While the new Syrian administration seeks to revive the economy and pave the way for a long-term reconstruction phase, top priorities include reforming state-owned enterprises, managing public debt, and enhancing financial market infrastructure.

A debt crisis is looming in many European countries after the recent parliamentary elections that brought with them promises to strengthen the economy.

On June 25, 2024, following decisions to raise the prices of essential goods and increase taxes due to International Monetary Fund (IMF) and international banks' mandates, Kenya witnessed massive protests and a near-popular revolution against the increased burdens.

Sisi has not fulfilled his promises of great achievements and prosperity; instead, he made millions of Egyptians struggle for food.