A Shutdown Over Health Costs: What Washington’s Stalemate Means — And Why It Matters Abroad
The United States has been in a partial federal shutdown since October 1. The immediate dispute is simple to describe...
October 22, 2025Section
World-News
Global Economy Briefing: October 21, 2025
A holiday-shortened session in India framed a day of mixed signals: Canada’s inflation re-accelerated, U.S. retail momentum cooled
October 22, 2025
Africa Intelligence Brief — October 21, 2025
Egypt moved to build three state-owned data centers and led an EU engagement in Brussels; Morocco adopted organic laws.
October 21, 2025
Two Losses, One Warning: The Fragility of U.S. Regional Banks
Two mid-sized American lenders just delivered a wake-up call that travels far beyond Wall Street. Zions Bancorporation disclosed
October 20, 2025
Africa Intelligence Brief — October 20, 2025
Cairo published procurement details and logistics guardrails for the Gaza “day‑after” track as Rabat earmarked new money
October 20, 2025
South Korea Sets Sights on Becoming the World’s Fourth-Largest Defense Power by 2030
South Korea opened its largest-ever Seoul International Aerospace & Defense Exhibition on Monday with a clear ambition
October 20, 2025
Putin Floats Partial Withdrawal for Full Control of Donetsk in Call With Trump
In a call lasting more than two hours on October 16, Vladimir Putin reportedly floated a swap: Russia might withdraw
October 20, 2025
China’s Q3 2025 GDP: 4.8% on Paper—why Many Experts Doubt the Number
China says its economy grew 4.8 percent year on year in the third quarter, with output up 1.1 percent from...
October 20, 2025
How The Netherlands Put Guardrails On A Chinese-Owned Chipmaker—And Why It Matters
São Paulo — A Cold War law few outside the Netherlands know just redrew a corner of the chip map.Invoking...
October 20, 2025