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Youth unemployment becoming structural in 2026 showing high youth joblessness around 30 percent, rising NEETs, skills mismatch, precarious work, brain drain, and weakening future prospects across developing regions

Structural Youth Unemployment: Why Jobs Are Vanishing?

Structural youth unemployment examines why youth joblessness is becoming entrenched across emerging and developing economies. Skills mismatch, AI disruption, weak labor demand, and rising NEET populations are driving long term

Will global debt trap the economy in 2026 showing rising sovereign, corporate, and household debt exceeding 330 percent of global GDP, increasing debt distress, higher interest costs, slowing credit, and rising recession risk

Global Debt Risks 2026: Will Debt Trap Growth?

Global debt risks 2026 explain why total debt above 330 percent of global GDP is elevating financial stress across sovereign, corporate, and household sectors. Rising interest costs, slowing credit, and

Infographic showing AI job disruption 2026, comparing sectors with rapid AI adoption such as technology and finance against jobs at high automation risk including customer service, office support, and media roles

How Will AI Disrupt Jobs in 2026? Sectoral Shifts and Labor Market Risk

AI job disruption 2026 highlights how artificial intelligence is reshaping employment patterns. While technology, finance, and healthcare accelerate AI adoption, roles in customer service, office support, and media face rising

Why the economy feels slower in 2026 showing falling global inflation, slowing GDP growth, high interest rates, trade disruptions, and rising debt burdens

Global Economic Slowdown 2026: Why Growth Feels Slower

Global economic slowdown 2026 explains why economic conditions feel constrained even as inflation falls. Tight monetary policy, weak investment, trade disruptions, and rising debt burdens are slowing global growth momentum.

Currency devaluation episodes showing exchange rate depreciation, rising external debt, inflation spikes, reserve losses, capital outflows, and default risk in emerging markets

Currency Devaluation Episodes in Emerging Markets

Currency devaluation episodes show how exchange rate depreciation spreads across emerging markets. External debt burdens rise, inflation accelerates, reserves fall, and capital outflows increase. This visual story explains the cause,

Infographic explaining why Pakistan privatized PIA, showing losses, governance failures, Rs 135 billion deal structure, fiscal risk transfer, employment safeguards, and reform risks

PIA Privatization Reform Deal: Visual Policy Explainer

The PIA privatization reform deal marks a turning point in Pakistan’s handling of loss making state owned enterprises. Years of mounting deficits made incremental fixes ineffective, as explained in EconomicLens’

Red Sea shipping disruptions showing vessel rerouting via the Cape of Good Hope, longer transit times, reduced shipping capacity, and rising global freight costs driving inflation

Red Sea Shipping Disruptions Drives Global Freight Costs

Red Sea shipping disruptions are reshaping global trade as security risks force rerouting, reduce effective shipping capacity, and reset freight costs higher, amplifying food, energy, and consumer inflation across import-dependent

Global food inflation crisis showing energy shocks, fertilizer disruptions, trade and shipping costs, currency pressures, and post-2020 food price reset

Global Food Inflation Crisis: Why Food Prices Reset Higher After 2020

The global food inflation crisis reflects a structural reset in food prices after 2020. Energy shocks, fertilizer disruptions, trade costs, currency depreciation, and climate stress pushed prices sharply higher in

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