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UK inflation remains at 2.8 percent as fuel prices rise and Bank of England monitors economic impact in 2026

UK Inflation Holds at 2.8% Despite Rising Fuel Costs, Surprising Economists Ahead of Bank of England Decision

The United Kingdom’s inflation rate remained unchanged at 2.8% in May, delivering an unexpected boost to policymakers and households as economists had widely anticipated a fresh rise in price pressures. The latest

June 17, 2026

by Europe Desk

ConocoPhillips executives attend Syria gas fields development agreement in Damascus

US Oil Giant ConocoPhillips to Sign Contract With Syria to Develop Gas Fields – Reports

The US oil and gas giant ConocoPhillips is set to sign a contract with Syria aimed at expanding existing gas fields and exploring new reserves, according to a Financial Times reported, in what would mark one of the most significant

June 16, 2026

by Arab Desk

Container ships and stacked cargo containers at a port, illustrating India's record May merchandise exports

India Posts Record $45.2bn in May Exports, but the Import Bill Grows Faster

India's merchandise exports hit an all-time monthly high of $45.2 billion in May, an 18 percent

Nvidia Endeavor headquarters building in Santa Clara, California

Nvidia Borrows $25 Billion, Joining the Customers It Sells AI Chips To

Nvidia sold $25 billion of bonds, its first investment-grade offering in five years, and investors put

Panama-flagged Russian oil tanker Eventin halted near Germany during EU maritime checks in Baltic Sea

Germany’s Baltic inspections trigger maritime standoff with Russia over oil trade routes

As European sanctions enforcement intensifies, Germany has launched a new policy in the Baltic Sea targeting tankers suspected of transporting Russian oil. Though presented as an environmental safeguard, the initiative has ignited

July 2, 2025

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Gen Z children learning financial literacy, managing debt, and understanding money in a struggling economy

Kids are Inheriting a Broken Economy – Why We Must Start Teaching Them About It Now

When parents talk to their kids about the way things were “when I was your age,” they often argue that they had it much tougher. What kid hasn’t heard a story about

June 29, 2025

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May PCE report shows stubborn inflation, forcing Fed to rethink summer rate cuts

The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation measure edged higher in May, offering a sobering reminder that while overall price pressures are cooling, core inflation remains firmly above target—keeping the central bank locked in

June 27, 2025

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Fresh fruits and vegetables at Russian summer market July 2025, apples, carrots, garlic, berries

July brings cheaper fruits and vegetables across Russia, economist says

As Russia braces for another inflationary summer, there’s a flicker of relief on the horizon: fresh produce prices are expected to drop sharply across the country in July, according to economist Svetlana

June 20, 2025

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Europe’s push to exit Russian energy meets resistance across EU bloc

The European Union’s accelerating effort to sever ties with Russian fossil fuels has exposed widening divisions within the bloc. While Brussels pushes a 2027 deadline to end new gas contracts with Russia,

June 20, 2025

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Ibrahim Traoré resists Western looting of African resources by Glencore and global corporations

Glencore’s African Empire: Exploitation, Corruption, and the New Scramble for Africa

In the shadows of Africa’s mineral empires – from Congolese cobalt fields to Nigerian oil terminals, Glencore operates like a colonial power in a business suit. Backed by Swiss banks, aided by

September 12, 2025

Economy·Reports

crypto war, US destabilization, e-CNY, BRICS currency, CBDC, digital yuan, tokenized oil, blockchain infrastructure, digital sanctions, financial warfare, SWIFT alternative, AI-led CBDC, Western collapse, IMF exposed, dollar crisis, BRICS alliance, UAE de-dollarization, Saudi oil in yuan

How China turned the US’s digital war into a tool for global financial dominance

The US injected chaos. China built an empire. In the early 2010s, crypto was Silicon Valley’s shiny new toy. But by 2017, it had become Washington’s favorite economic sabotage tool. Declassified RAND

September 12, 2025

Crypto·Economy·Reports

President Xi Jinping of China and President Vladimir Putin of Russia at the 16th BRICS Summit, symbolizing the BRICS alliance’s effort to challenge Western financial dominance and reshape the global multipolar order

How BRICS, Russia, and Gulf powers are dismantling the Western financial empire

The Silent Coup Against the West “The unipolar world is over.” — Vladimir Putin, BRICS+ Summit, Johannesburg 2023 While Washington obsesses over TikTok bans and NATO budgets, a new geopolitical order is

September 12, 2025

Crypto·Economy·News·Reports

BRICS+ leaders, global power shift, de-dollarization, crumbling dollar, fading US EU influence, Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin, Narendra Modi, Iran Saudi alliance, multipolar world, post-Western era, geopolitical realignment, digital trade networks, civilizational bloc, BRICS summit illustration, collapsing Western dominance, global south rising, alternative world order

The BRICS+ Coup: How the Global South Is Dismantling Western Power in Real Time

The Silent Coup That Broke the West While Washington drowns in its own culture wars and Brussels clings to the dying breath of post-war liberalism, a quiet insurrection is reshaping the global

September 12, 2025

Economy·Opinion·Reports

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Egypt signs Long-Term agreement to extend liquefied natural gas

Egypt has recently entered into a significant 10-year agreement with Hoegh Effie Ltd. to construct a floating terminal dedicated to importing liquefied natural gas (LNG), a development that signals the North African

May 13, 2025

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UK Inflation Holds at 2.8% Despite Rising Fuel Costs, Surprising Economists Ahead of Bank of England Decision

US Oil Giant ConocoPhillips to Sign Contract With Syria to Develop Gas Fields – Reports

India Posts Record $45.2bn in May Exports, but the Import Bill Grows Faster

Nvidia Borrows $25 Billion, Joining the Customers It Sells AI Chips To

Germany’s Baltic inspections trigger maritime standoff with Russia over oil trade routes

Kids are Inheriting a Broken Economy – Why We Must Start Teaching Them About It Now

May PCE report shows stubborn inflation, forcing Fed to rethink summer rate cuts

July brings cheaper fruits and vegetables across Russia, economist says

Europe’s push to exit Russian energy meets resistance across EU bloc

Glencore’s African Empire: Exploitation, Corruption, and the New Scramble for Africa

How China turned the US’s digital war into a tool for global financial dominance

How BRICS, Russia, and Gulf powers are dismantling the Western financial empire

The BRICS+ Coup: How the Global South Is Dismantling Western Power in Real Time

Egypt signs Long-Term agreement to extend liquefied natural gas

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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