The article discusses how foreign debt has increased in Japan. For example, net purchases of Canada's sovereign bonds maturing in more than a year rose to ¥99.5 billion ($822 million), the most since May 2010.
Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone were granted a debt relief of $100m by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). This was given to help relieve their financial burdens those especially due to the Ebola epidemic. Ebola has greatly ate up their aid funds in healthcare and programs.
This article discusses Greek's overwhelming debt load, and anti-austerity sentiments in voters. Greek currently has the second largest debt burden as a percentage of GDP of all developed countries in the world, after Japan. Furthermore, Greece currently has an unemployment rate of 25 percent.