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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney at a public event, who visited Saudi Arabia in July 2026 for the first Canadian PM trip to the kingdom in 26 years

Canada Signs Mining and AI Pacts in Saudi Arabia, Carney’s First PM Visit in 26 Years

Canadian PM Mark Carney signed mining, energy and AI pacts with Saudi Arabia in Jeddah on Thursday, the first Canadian PM visit in 26 years. The two nations also established a Saudi-Canadian

July 10, 2026

by Economy Desk

Satellite image of the Strait of Hormuz showing the narrow passage between Iran and Oman during the US-Iran conflict

Only 5 Ships Crossed the Strait of Hormuz in 24 Hours as US-Iran Fighting Resumes

Only five vessels crossed the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday as US and Iranian forces resumed strikes, against a prewar baseline of 130 daily crossings. Zero large tankers have used the US-coordinated southern route since July 7, pushing Brent crude

July 10, 2026

by Economy Desk

PepsiCo Beats Revenue but Warns of Inflationary Pressures Squeezing US Consumers

PepsiCo posted $24.18 billion in second-quarter revenue, beating Wall Street estimates, but core EPS of $2.20

Uzbekistan food processing and metals export facility Central Asia

Uzbekistan Targets $4.5 Billion in Processed Food Exports and $4.2 Billion Metals Drive

Uzbekistan is targeting $4.5 billion in processed food exports this year, rising to $10 billion by

Donald Trump displayed on screens at the New York Stock Exchange during controversy over massive stock trade disclosures

Democrats Accuse Trump of Profiting From Presidency After $200 Million Stock Trade Disclosure

WASHINGTON — Democrats launched fresh accusations of corruption against President Donald Trump on Friday after newly disclosed financial records revealed stock market transactions worth more than $200 million conducted in his name,

May 17, 2026

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Gas Prices Drop in Newfoundland Before Holiday Weekend, Canadians Battle Rising Living Costs

Drivers across Newfoundland and Labrador are seeing rare relief at the pumps just before the Victoria Day holiday weekend, after fuel regulators approved another noticeable reduction in gasoline and diesel prices amid

May 17, 2026

Business·Economy·News

Sergey Lavrov speaking at BRICS summit in New Delhi defending Cuba and criticizing Western sanctions

Lavrov Accuses West of ‘Economic Warfare’ Against Cuba at High Stakes BRICS Summit

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov used a high-level BRICS summit in India to sharply escalate Moscow’s criticism of Western sanctions policy, declaring full solidarity with Cuba and warning that unilateral economic coercion

May 16, 2026

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Tokyo skyline during Japan inflation crisis as oil prices surge amid Iran conflict

Japan’s Inflation Crisis Escalates, Iran War Sends Import Costs Soaring

Japan’s inflation crisis intensified sharply in April after soaring oil prices linked to the Iran war triggered the country’s steepest wholesale inflation surge in nearly three years, deepening fears that Asia’s fourth-largest

May 16, 2026

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Andy Burnham amid UK market turmoil as pound falls and borrowing costs surge

Pound Sinks and UK Borrowing Costs Soar, Andy Burnham’s Return Ignites Labour Power Struggle

Britain’s borrowing costs were thrown into fresh turmoil on Friday after Andy Burnham’s dramatic return to frontline politics deepened fears of a Labour civil war, sending government borrowing costs to their highest

May 16, 2026

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Andy Burnham during growing Labour leadership tensions against Keir Starmer

Markets Tremble, Labour’s Civil War Pushes Burnham Toward No. 10

For months, the discontent simmering inside Britain’s governing Labour Party had remained mostly behind closed doors, whispered among MPs, union leaders and party strategists increasingly alarmed by falling poll numbers, market anxiety

May 16, 2026

Business·Economy·News

Wall Street traders react as AI stocks fall and Treasury yields surge in the US market selloff

Wall Street Slides, Treasury Yields Spike Above 4.5% and AI Stocks Lose Momentum

Wall Street’s historic rally stumbled Friday as investors rushed out of technology and artificial intelligence stocks amid mounting fears that inflationary pressures are accelerating again across the US economy. A sharp jump

May 16, 2026

Business·Economy·News

Donald Trump after ethics filing revealed massive Wall Street stock trades

Trump Pays Ethics Fine After Delayed Disclosure of $616 Million Wall Street Trading Blitz

US President Donald Trump paid a federal ethics fine after failing to submit mandatory financial disclosure forms on time, according to newly released documents reviewed by RIA Novosti and additional filings published

May 16, 2026

Business·Economy·News

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell during a press conference on US inflation and interest rates

Jerome Powell Leaves Federal Reserve After Eight Years of Crisis, Inflation Shock and Political Warfare

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is stepping down after nearly eight years at the helm of the US central bank, concluding one of the most turbulent and politically charged tenures in modern

May 16, 2026

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UN political finance reforms targeting dark money networks and hidden election influence worldwide

UN Anti-Corruption Push Targets Dark Money Networks Controlling Global Politics

A growing international push to regulate political financing and expose hidden money networks is intensifying pressure on governments accused of allowing wealthy elites, corporations, lobbying groups, and foreign interests to shape elections

May 16, 2026

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Canada Signs Mining and AI Pacts in Saudi Arabia, Carney’s First PM Visit in 26 Years

Only 5 Ships Crossed the Strait of Hormuz in 24 Hours as US-Iran Fighting Resumes

PepsiCo Beats Revenue but Warns of Inflationary Pressures Squeezing US Consumers

Uzbekistan Targets $4.5 Billion in Processed Food Exports and $4.2 Billion Metals Drive

Democrats Accuse Trump of Profiting From Presidency After $200 Million Stock Trade Disclosure

Gas Prices Drop in Newfoundland Before Holiday Weekend, Canadians Battle Rising Living Costs

Lavrov Accuses West of ‘Economic Warfare’ Against Cuba at High Stakes BRICS Summit

Japan’s Inflation Crisis Escalates, Iran War Sends Import Costs Soaring

Pound Sinks and UK Borrowing Costs Soar, Andy Burnham’s Return Ignites Labour Power Struggle

Markets Tremble, Labour’s Civil War Pushes Burnham Toward No. 10

Trump Pays Ethics Fine After Delayed Disclosure of $616 Million Wall Street Trading Blitz

Jerome Powell Leaves Federal Reserve After Eight Years of Crisis, Inflation Shock and Political Warfare

UN Anti-Corruption Push Targets Dark Money Networks Controlling Global Politics

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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