Trade Wars Aren’t Over: Former Trump Commerce Secretary Warns EU and Japan Deals Won’t Prevent Conflict with China
Despite recent progress in trade negotiations with the European Union and Japan, the specter of a renewed trade war with China continues to loom large, according to former U.S. Commerce
Investigation Reveals Klaus Schwab and Wife Charged Over $1 Million in Dubious Davos Travel Expenses
An investigation has uncovered that Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum (WEF), and his wife allegedly claimed over $1 million in travel expenses related to the annual Davos
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Israel Vows Investigation After Strike on Gaza’s Only Catholic Church Draws Global Outcry
Israel has expressed “deep regret” over a recent military strike that hit Gaza’s only Catholic church, pledging a thorough investigation into the incident. The attack, which reportedly caused significant damage
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Uzbekistan’s Economic Transformation Earns Praise from IMF
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has commended Uzbekistan for its remarkable economic transformation over recent years. The country’s commitment to structural reforms, market liberalization, and fiscal discipline has drawn positive
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Nigeria Pushes for 25% Increase in OPEC+ Oil Production Quota for 2027
Nigeria has formally requested a 25% increase in its OPEC+ oil production quota for 2027, aiming to boost its output amid rising global energy demand and economic recovery efforts. The
