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OPEC secretary-general said global primary energy demand will increase by 23% 2050.
2026-10-12
OPEC secretary-general said global primary energy demand will increase by 23% 2050.
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2026-10-12
China’s Ministry of Education said national vocational education funding rose 23.3% during the 14th Five-Year Plan to 757.0 bln yuan. Secondary vocational education provides annually about 5.0 mln junior‑high graduates with upper‑secondary places; hi
China’s Ministry of Education said national vocational education funding rose 23.3% during the 14th Five-Year Plan to 757.0 bln yuan. Secondary vocational education provides annually about 5.0 mln junior‑high graduates with upper‑secondary places; higher vocational education gives nearly 6.0 mln age‑eligible youths annual access to tertiary education. Almost 3.0 mln families each year gain a first‑generation college student via vocational routes. Funding is government‑led with multi‑channel financing.
2026-10-12
London-based Institute for Fiscal Studies said ahead of the budget later this month that Chancellor John Healey must raise about £35bn to deliver Labour’s ambitious spending plans. The IFS added Healey may have more fiscal headroom than expected, but
London-based Institute for Fiscal Studies said ahead of the budget later this month that Chancellor John Healey must raise about £35bn to deliver Labour’s ambitious spending plans. The IFS added Healey may have more fiscal headroom than expected, but the plans’ credibility is at risk; unless the government interventions, inf will squeeze public spending and leave departments underfunded. IFS director Helen Miller said: If you want to increase spending and do not want to cut public services, you must consider tax rises.
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