Chinese deceleration makes the global economy tremble
Experts deny that the real estate crisis will spread through the markets, but they warn of the risk of a Japanization of the Chinese economy, which would mean a long period of low development
‘Barbie’ buzz propels Birkenstock IPO
With an estimated valuation of $8 billion, the historic German sandal maker is expected to make the leap to the markets with an initial public offering slated for September
Stephen Li Jen, economist: ‘The dollar is the only currency that does not have a linear relationship with its economy’
The co-creator of the ‘Dollar Smile’ hypothesis — devised in 2001 — believes that his theory is still valid today. He thinks the US currency is just as dominant as it was 20 years ago
‘I can’t control my tears’ – The Afghan interpreters left behind by Spain
Four collaborators who used to work with the Spanish government describe their despair at learning the evacuation operation had come to an end
Afghan ex-interpreter in Spain: ‘The worst is yet to come. Now the massacre is going to begin’
Along with other translators who worked with Spanish troops, Daryuosh Mohammadi is calling on the government to urgently evacuate his relatives from Afghanistan
Weather experts on Spain’s heatwave: ‘A summer like this will be considered cold in 30 years’ time’
Meteorologists warn that periods of extreme heat will become more intense and more frequent in the future, pointing out the number of these episodes has doubled in the past decade
Spain braces for heatwave with 10 provinces on alert for high temperatures
The thermometer is forecast to rise to above 40ºC on Friday and Saturday, and could exceed 44ºC in the southern region of Andalusia