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Europe’s Balancing Act: Rate Cuts in the Shadow of German Weakness
ECB cuts rates as Germany’s economy weakens, exposing structural cracks and testing Europe’s ability to adapt beyond monetary policy.
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The Shadow of a Shutdown: Washington’s Budget Stalemate
U.S. faces another government shutdown threat as Congress stalls on spending, raising risks for citizens and markets.
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Cryptocurrency and Global Integration: Impacts on Superpowers and African Development
Cryptocurrency's global integration in 2025 is transforming economies, with superpowers like the U.S. leading through innovation and China maintaining caution. In Africa, it's a tool for development, promoting inclusion and growth despite risks.
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Congress Visit to China
Congress visit to China underscores tensions over trade, tech, and security, with both nations framing diplomacy as defense of national pride
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Cyberattack on European Airports
cyberattack froze European airports, stranding travelers and exposing how fragile aviation becomes when digital systems fail.
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Trump vs. Venezuela: Prisoners, Migrants, and a Growing Showdown
Trump has tied this surge to crime, gangs, and “forced exports,” sharpening his hardline immigration stance.
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UK Prisons at Breaking Point as Court Delays Leave Inmates Waiting Years
UK prisons nearly full, courts delayed: many accused wait 5+ years in remand, inmates held under overcrowded, unstable conditions, justice under strain.
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Possibility of UK Law Fining Unmarried Couples by 2026: Rumor or Real Change?
Rumor of £2,000 fine for unmarried couples in UK by 2026: no proof yet. Legal reform for cohabiting couples is underway but penalties remain speculative.
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Trump’s Ultimatum: Prisoners, Pride, and Potential Fallout
Trump demands Venezuela accept prisoners “forced” into U.S. or face unknown consequences; accusations vague, rights at stake, tensions escalating
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Trump to Visit China Early 2026; Xi Expected in the U.S.
Trump to visit China in early 2026; Xi expected in the U.S. later. Talks focus on trade, TikTok, and power optics—gestures may matter more than substance.
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“Ending the Hunger Report”: What It Means When Data Can Be Cancelled
USDA cancels its 2025 hunger survey, citing flaws. Critics warn the move could obscure worsening food insecurity amid assistance cuts.
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We must protect American jobs first.” – President Donald J. Trump
Trump imposes a $100,000 annual fee on H-1B visas, igniting debate over protecting U.S. jobs versus risking innovation and competitiveness.
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Trump to Britain : Forget Wind, Tap the Oil Beneath the Waves
Trump urges UK to exploit North Sea’s oil/gas potential; estimates up to 7.5B barrels remain. Conflict sharpens between cheaper energy, regulatory hurdles, and climate goals
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"We should have never given it up.” — Donald J. Trump
Trump plans to regain control of Bagram base in Afghanistan to counter China; Afghanistan’s Taliban rejects renewed U.S. military presence, citing sovereignty.
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Russia Urges Orthodox Church to Acknowledge Charlie Kirk’s Christian Legacy
Russia asked the Orthodox Church to honor Charlie Kirk’s role in Christianity, raising debate on the mix of faith, culture, and political symbolism
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No Tariff Talks on the Table as South Korea’s Lee Visits Washington
South Korea’s Prime Minister Lee’s visit to Washington excluded tariff talks, with both sides prioritizing security and alliance issues over economic disputes.
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EU Weighs Fast-Track Ban on Russian LNG in Next Sanctions Package
EU eyes fast-track ban on Russian LNG in its 19th sanctions package, aiming to choke Moscow’s energy revenues while balancing member states’ reliance on winter supplies
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Trump Urges UK to Confront Immigration ‘Situation,’ Even With Military Force
When Trump advised the UK Prime Minister to use the military against immigration challenges, it reignited debates on sovereignty and humanitarian duty.
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Kuwait’s Oil Minister Predicts Surge in Demand After U.S. Rate Cut, With Asia in Focus
Kuwait’s Oil Minister expects higher global oil demand after the U.S. rate cut, pointing to Asia’s growing appetite
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When the Mountains Cry: Uttarakhand’s Flash Floods and Our Blind Spots
Flash floods hit Uttarakhand, submerging streets and shops; at least three feared trapped.
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King Charles III Welcomes Donald Trump at Windsor: A Diplomatic Show of Ceremony and Strategy
President Trump was welcomed by King Charles III at Windsor Castle, beginning his second official state visit to the UK. The ceremony highlights enduring U.S.-UK ties amid global challenges.
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The $5 Billion Push: U.S. Eyes Major Critical Mineral Fund Amid China Competition
US and Orion plan a $5B critical minerals fund to secure rare earths, copper, and cobalt. The move aims to counter China’s dominance and strengthen U.S. supply.
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U.S. Tariff Revenue Hits Record $31B in August: Assessing the True Costs of Trump's Trade War Strategy
US tariff haul hits \$31B in August — a record this year. A show of strength abroad, but also a hidden tax at home. Victory or burden? The answer lies in the trade deals ahead
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Australia's Pension Giants Double Down: A Trillion-Dollar Hedge Against Turbulent Markets
Australia’s pension funds are preparing to double their hedging strategies, potentially covering as much as AUD$1 trillion in assets
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