In economies facing conflict or instability, however, the rate is nearly 40%. Their GDP-per-capita levels, currently about $1,500 a year, have barely budged since 2010—even as GDP per capita has more ...

Sir Keir Starmer has pledged that the UK will spend 5 per cent of GDP on national security and defence by 2035. The announcement comes as he signs a new Nato deal ahead of joining leaders at the ...

Nearly two dozen state geological surveys depend heavily on federal funds. A proposed budget cut could slow or stop key geologic mapping work.

The District of Columbia has the most physicians per 100,000 population, while Idaho has the fewest specialist physicians and Nevada has the fewest primary care physicians per 100,000, KFF data ...

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — Calhoun County ranks second in the state for reports of domestic violence per capita, and the shelters who give these survivors a place to escape are running out of space.

WASHINGTON, June 2, 2025 — Yemen’s economy continues to face strain as persistent conflict, institutional fragmentation, and declining external support compound the country’s long-running crisis, ...

India is the world’s 5th largest economy, yet its GDP per capita is among the lowest in G20 nations. Why the gap? And can India truly become a developed country? This video explores: 📉 Why ...

He said: “Our Ageda 2050 Long-Term Development Plan has identified a minimum annual infrastructure investment requirement of $100 billion if we are to meet our target of $30,000 per capita GDP ...

He stated: “Our Agenda 2050 Long-Term Development Plan has identified a minimum annual infrastructure investment requirement of $100 billion if we are to meet our target of $30,000 per capita ...

Analysing the trends: real UK GDP per capita fell slightly by -0.1% even as household income per capita rose in the OECD.

The GOP proposal would impose per capita caps on Medicaid. That structure would limit how much the federal government contributes per enrollee.

House Republicans seeking to thread the needle in Medicaid spending cuts are eyeing “per capita caps,” which would throttle federal funding without technically changing benefits.