Suspected Plot at U.S.‑Run Air Base in England Linked to Iran, UK Prime Minister Says
A suspected plot to attack a U.S. military airbase in England was „almost certainly directed by Iran,” British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak told Parliament on Mon
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Trump’s Global Headaches Intensify Weeks Before Crucial Congressional Elections
A New Diesel Deal with Russia On Friday afternoon, the US president announced a new agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The deal involves supplying
Trump’s Diesel Deal With Russia Raises Concerns Ahead of Elections
Donald Trump announced a new diesel agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday, adding to an already tumultuous week of foreign policy decisions.
Economic Frustration Drives Washington to Step Up Market Intervention Post‑Midterms
The 2027 congressional session is expected to see both political parties under increasing pressure to intervene more actively in financial markets, according to
Nobel Prize-Winning Economists Hall and Woodford Recognized for Central Bank Research
American economists Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford have been awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics for their groundbreaking work on how central banks and go
American economists Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford receive Nobel Prize for work on economic shocks
On Monday, the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences was awarded to American economists Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford. The award recognized their pioneering re
Spain Faces Possible Right‑Wing Turn as Snap Election Looms
P1 A sudden call for a general election in Spain threatens to shift the country from the leadership of left‑wing Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to a coalition of
Businessman Arrested in U.S. Over Alleged Venezuelan Bribery Scheme
A Venezuelan businessman, sought by U.S. authorities for allegedly bribing top officials, was apprehended in the United States on Thursday. The arrest came afte
Bärbel Bas Resigns Amid Personal Tragedy and Intensifying Political Attacks
A fragile coalition in Germany has suffered another blow as Bärbel Bas, the Minister of Labour and a co‑leader of the Social Democratic Party (SPD), announced h
Revolutionary Call: France’s Centre‑Left Urges Fight Against Far‑Right Surge
The French parliamentarian Raphaël Glucksmann has declared that the nation’s centre‑left must confront an „existential battle” to stop Marine Le Pen’s National
European leaders reject Trump’s Russian diesel import plan
European governments have rebuked U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposal to import hundreds of thousands of tons of Russian diesel, insisting that continued pre
Economic Stabilization Models Earn Nobel Prize for Hall and Woodford
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences to American economists Robert Hall and Michael Woodford on October 12, 2