Economics

This year's legislative meetings focused on maintaining steady economic growth, and extending President Xi and the Chinese Communist Party's influence over the country's governance.

The delayed ballot will offer a key glimpse into the country's political climate since last year's mass protests, and could weaken its new government's ability to enact IMF-mandated reforms.

Silicon Valley Bank's demise bodes ill for other mid-sized banks that took on excessive risks when interest rates were low. But the greater systematic impact should be manageable.

Pushback from other EU members is impeding Bucharest's bid to join the passport-free zone, which would have both economic and political consequences for the country.

Moscow's grip on Minsk will likely tighten in the years ahead, threatening Belarusian President Lukashenko and his country's sovereignty.

Growing unity among Turkish opposition parties increases their odds of ousting Erdogan in May, positioning them to reverse his political and economic policies.

Low-income and highly indebted countries will face the greatest challenges as the Fed and the ECB’s interest rate hikes slow their economies and increase global borrowing costs.

A look at what the coming week will bring -- and a list of recommended RANE articles from the week that was.

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