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Profits of companies from the DAX index will grow faster than those from the S&P 500 in 2026 06/09/2025

Coal India resumes coal mining at previously closed mines, opens new ones 06/10/2025

Why UK Pay Growth Is Slowing: Economic Pressures, Costs and Labour Shifts 06/11/2025

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Multi-million protests held in the US against Trump's policies

CNN reported that millions participated in rallies against the policies of President Donald Trump and Government Efficiency Executive Elon Musk across all 50 US states and globally. According to the report, over 1,400 protests took place in state capitals, federal structures, congressional offices,...

EU concerned about China's drills around Taiwan

The EU is directly invested in maintaining the current situation in the Taiwan Strait and views China's activities near Taiwan's coast as a threat to both regional and global security. China's extensive military drills near Taiwan are escalating tensions between both sides of the strait. The...

Myanmar earthquake death toll tops 2,000

The State Administrative Council of Myanmar stated, as reported by Xinhua news agency, that over 2,000 individuals died due to an earthquake in Myanmar. Local officials report that 3,900 individuals sustained injuries and an additional 270 are unaccounted for. On March 31, MRTV reported that Prime...

US Demands Reshape Ukraine’s Mineral Deal:

The latest U.S. proposal mandates that Ukraine channel all profits from its natural resource fund toward repaying wartime aid, with an added 4% annual interest. This requirement signals a decisive shift from a model of unconditional support toward one where future revenue streams are directly tied...

Bloomberg: Agreement with Kiev stipulates U.S. control over investments in natural resources

According to Bloomberg, citing sources, the United States seeks to oversee upcoming investments in Ukraine's infrastructure and mineral resource sector as part of a revised draft agreement regarding Ukrainian natural resources. “The administration of President Donald Trump is insisting on a 'right...

US Brokers Distinct Truce Deals in Ukraine War to Ease Tensions at Sea and on Energy Fronts

The United States has recently brokered separate truce agreements with Ukraine and Russia aimed at pausing hostilities at sea and protecting energy infrastructure. These deals, facilitated under high-level diplomatic discussions, have raised hopes for a temporary ceasefire in key areas of conflict...

Covert Chinese Recruitment Tactics Targeting Former U.S. Federal Employees: Research

Recent investigations have unveiled a clandestine network of Chinese-operated firms attempting to recruit recently laid-off U.S. government employees. This development sheds light on the sophisticated strategies employed by foreign intelligence agencies to exploit economic vulnerabilities and...

WHO notes growing tuberculosis incidence among children in the European Region

In 2023, the occurrence of tuberculosis in children younger than 15 years in the European Region rose by 10% relative to the year before. This information is provided by the World Health Organization (WHO). The European Region of the WHO encompasses 53 nations in Europe and Central Asia. In 2023,...

China declares readiness to protect economy from external shocks

Chinese officials are ready to protect the nation's economy from potentially bigger-than-anticipated difficulties, primarily stemming from external sources, stated China’s Premier Li Qiang on Sunday. “We are implementing actions to address potential unforeseen shocks, which primarily originate from...

Russia’s 30-Day Energy Strike Pause: A Calculated Move Amid the Ukraine Conflict**

In a significant development in the ongoing Ukraine conflict, Russian authorities have agreed to a 30‑day pause on strikes against Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. This temporary measure is designed exclusively to halt attacks on power stations, transmission lines, and other facilities critical to...