All articles tagged with #global concerns
CNN presidential historian Timothy Naftali and Eurasia Group President Ian Bremmer discuss with Fareed Zakaria the global admiration for America's economy and technology, juxtaposed with growing concerns about the state of US democracy.
Muslims worldwide are welcoming the holy month of Ramadan with a mix of joy and concern. While observing traditions such as fasting, prayer, and feasting, many are mindful of the struggles faced by fellow Muslims, including war, starvation, and economic hardships. In Pakistan, Egypt, Indonesia, and the United States, people are preparing for Ramadan amidst economic challenges and global concerns, but they still look forward to the spiritual blessings and community connections that the holy month brings.
China surprised the world by scrapping the tradition of the premier's news conference at the National People’s Congress, raising concerns about the country's economic uncertainty and global tensions. The move comes amid worries about China's economic slowdown, real estate crisis, unemployment, and declining exports. As the legislative session opens, all eyes are on China's plans for fiscal stimulus and efforts to restore confidence in the economy, which some economists believe could take three to five years.
A comprehensive study conducted by Anglia Ruskin University and the University of Cambridge reveals that psychiatric patients are nearly twice as likely to suffer from multiple physical health conditions compared to the general population. The study highlights the urgent need for integrated mental and physical healthcare, as individuals with severe mental illness are at a higher risk of experiencing physical multimorbidity. The findings emphasize the importance of addressing the complex relationship between mental and physical health to improve outcomes and reduce the burden on individuals, communities, and healthcare systems.