One of the world's poorest nations spent $170 million on a cable car system that remains unused, shortly before its president fled the country.

A luxury resort, reportedly backed by the US president's family, may be constructed on a wildlife-rich nature reserve in Albania, one of Europe's poorest nations, raising concerns for the local ecosystem and its flamingo population.

Despite being one of Europe's poorest nations, Moldova's residents reportedly discard up to 1.1 million portions of food daily, with holiday food waste alone accounting for 400 million lei annually.

The ongoing war in Iran is significantly impacting numerous global sectors, from saffron to steel, with the most severe consequences disproportionately affecting the world's poorest countries.

An article describes how one of Europe's poorest countries is attempting to attract its emigrants back home, with visitors expressing surprise at the changes.

Delegates from several of the world's poorest and most climate-vulnerable countries are facing visa problems, which will impede their negotiating abilities at crucial UN climate talks in Bonn, Germany.

The world's poorest nations are struggling under a staggering $155 billion fuel burden, leading to extensive queues and financial strain as global fuel prices remain high.

The UK government is significantly cutting aid to some of the world's poorest nations, with reductions of up to 56% in bilateral aid to Africa, leading to fears of a backlash from MPs and concerns over the impact on vital programs like HIV funding.

According to a key welfare indicator, Hungary remains one of the poorest countries in the European Union in 2024, with its economic development level considered low relative to its peers.

The UK government is set to provide a multi-million pound increase in aid funding to its British Overseas Territories this year, even as other nations face cuts.

The world's poorest nations are struggling under a $155 billion fuel burden, with global energy costs soaring and fuel prices expected to rise further in countries like Kenya. This economic strain, described as 'war pain,' is spreading rapidly across various industries worldwide.

Campaigners and critics have condemned the UK's proposed climate aid cuts, warning that these 'reckless' actions will alienate global allies and betray the world's poorest nations.