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The Maldives enters 2025-26 as one of South Asia’s strongest post-pandemic recovery stories. Tourist arrivals have surpassed 2 million, GDP growth remains resilient, and the country’s premium tourism model continues to command global pricing power. But the critical question for stakeholders is this: Is the Maldives a structurally high-growth investment destination – or a luxury-dependent […]

Sea-level rise: A growing threat we can’t ignore The climate crisis is happening right now, and one of the clearest signs is the rapid rise in sea levels. Over the last decade alone, sea levels have increased by more than 10 cm, putting millions of people at risk. By the year 2100, experts predict that

In today’s global economy, brain health is gaining recognition for its significant impact on productivity, creativity, and economic growth. As research reveals the economic benefits of brain health, businesses and governments are increasingly focusing on interventions that promote cognitive well-being. This blog explores how improving brain health can drive economic development and how these ideas

Sri Lanka’s economic development is at a critical juncture, with the need for sustainable and inclusive growth becoming more pressing than ever. Financing this future development requires a multifaceted approach that leverages domestic resources, international partnerships, and innovative financial instruments. Here’s a closer look at how Sri Lanka can strategically finance its economic future. Strengthening

In the latest RIUNIT podcast, hosted by Roshan Madawela, distinguished economists Prof. Howard Nicholas and Prof. Jayati Ghosh offer a comprehensive analysis of the rapidly evolving global economic landscape. As they navigate the complexities of local and global economic systems, they challenge prevailing narratives and shed light on the underlying forces shaping the world today.