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The editorial desk for economy and finance brings together authors who have been engaged in economic journalism, market analysis, and monitoring business developments on the international stage for many years. Our work is based on extensive experience, research, and daily contact with economic sources — from entrepreneurs and investors to institutions that shape economic life. Over years of journalism and personal involvement in the business world, we have learned to recognize the processes behind numbers, announcements, and short-lived trends, enabling us to deliver content that is both informative and easy to understand.

At the center of our work is the effort to make the economy more accessible to people who want to know more but seek clear and reliable context. Every story we publish is part of a broader picture that connects markets, politics, investments, and everyday life. We write about the economy as it truly functions — through the decisions made by entrepreneurs, the moves taken by governments, and the challenges and opportunities felt by people at all levels of business. Our style has developed over the years through fieldwork, conversations with economic experts, and participation in projects that have shaped the modern business landscape.

An important aspect of our work is the ability to translate complex economic topics into text that allows readers to gain insight without overwhelming technical terminology. We do not oversimplify the content to the point of superficiality, but we shape it so that it is accessible to everyone who wants to understand what is happening behind market tickers and financial reports. In this way, we connect theory and practice, past experiences and future trends, to provide a whole that makes sense in the real world.

The editorial desk for economy and finance operates with a clear intention: to provide readers with reliable, thoroughly processed, and professionally prepared information that helps them understand everyday economic changes, whether related to global movements, local initiatives, or long-term economic processes. Writing about the economy for us is not just reporting news — it is continuous monitoring of a world that is constantly changing, with the desire to bring those changes closer to everyone who wants to follow them with greater confidence and knowledge.

Beirut airport under fire: how Beirut survives between war, security and global air hubs

Beirut airport under fire: how Beirut ...

Find out how Beirut-Rafic Hariri International Airport remains open amid regional tensions and how its resilience differs from Tel Aviv’s security model and the stability of major hubs in Doha and Dubai. We bring an overview of the key differences, risks and consequences for Lebanon and the region.

Wingo launches a direct Medellín–Montego Bay route as Jamaica strengthens tourism from Latin America

Wingo launches a direct Medellín–Montego Bay ...

Find out what Wingo’s new direct route between Medellín and Montego Bay means for Jamaica, Colombian travelers, and the expansion of tourism from Latin America. We bring an overview of the flight start dates, the importance of the route, and the broader strategy of strengthening Caribbean air connectivity.

Global air traffic is growing strongly, but more expensive fuel, war and regional differences are changing the industry’s outlook

Global air traffic is growing strongly, but ...

Find out what lies behind the strong growth in global air traffic in February 2026 and why airlines are at the same time entering a period of greater uncertainty. We bring an overview of IATA data, growth in Asia and Latin America, the weakness of the Middle East and the pressure of more expensive fuel on ticket prices and flight networks.

Lufthansa under pressure again: cabin crew voted for a possible strike, and new flight disruptions threaten the network

Lufthansa under pressure again: cabin crew ...

Find out why Lufthansa and CityLine cabin crew overwhelmingly supported a possible strike, even though the company simultaneously announced that part of the labor disputes had been resolved. We bring an overview of the negotiations, disputed issues, and possible consequences for passengers and the group’s business.

Lufthansa calms strikes, but Eurowings and German rail still leave room for uncertainty

Lufthansa calms strikes, but Eurowings and ...

Find out what Lufthansa’s new agreement with ground staff means for passengers and why, despite the calming of one part of the system, open questions remain around Eurowings, cabin crew, and the reliability of German air and rail transport.

MG Motor opens a development centre in Frankfurt in Europe and announces the SolidCore battery and the new Hybrid+ system

MG Motor opens a development centre in ...

Find out what MG Motor’s new expansion means for European drivers: a development centre in Frankfurt, the announced SolidCore battery for electric models and the upgraded Hybrid+ system. We bring an overview of technological novelties, business strategy and possible effects on the market for electrified cars in Europe.

The ALERT Act after the Reagan National tragedy brings stricter measures for the safety of U.S. air traffic

The ALERT Act after the Reagan National ...

We bring an overview of the ALERT Act, the law that came into focus after the fatal collision near Reagan National. Find out what changes Washington is planning in civil and military aviation, why helicopter routes are under special scrutiny, and how new technologies should reduce the risk of new tragedies.

Uganda Airlines expands its fleet with state investment, while disruptions in the Middle East reshape African air links

Uganda Airlines expands its fleet with state ...

Find out how Uganda Airlines, with state financing, is launching fleet expansion and why disruptions affecting Middle Eastern carriers are opening space for African airlines. We bring an overview of the investment, possible effects on tourism, cargo traffic, and Entebbe’s position on the map of regional air transport.

JW Marriott Marco Island sold for $835 million, and the major acquisition confirms the strength of luxury tourism in Florida

JW Marriott Marco Island sold for $835 ...

Find out why the sale of the JW Marriott Marco Island resort for $835 million is important for the real estate market, luxury tourism, and investments in Florida. We bring an overview of the transaction, planned investments, and the broader significance of this acquisition for Marco Island and the tourism sector.

Air Tanzania receives TTSSP certificate, Tanzania turns tourist safety and higher standards into a tourism asset

Air Tanzania receives TTSSP certificate, ...

Find out what the TTSSP certificate received by Air Tanzania means for travellers and the tourism sector. We bring an overview of the role of the national carrier, the safety framework in Tanzania and the reasons why such a move is considered important for visitor confidence and the destination’s international reputation.