America’s Port Security Turn: 100% Tariffs On Chinese Cranes, New Ship Fees
The United States is taking a hard turn on port security and supply-chain risk. Starting November 9, 2025, Washington
October 15, 2025Section
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Africa Intelligence Brief — October 15, 2025
Egypt moved its 3,000-MW Europe interconnector toward feasibility as Algeria tightened bank and FX rules; Nigeria struck
October 15, 2025
Rumble Returns To France After Court Rejects Political Takedown Demand
A French court has cleared the way for Rumble to switch its video platform back on in France, three years...
October 15, 2025
Global Economy Briefing: October 14, 2025
Markets parsed softer U.S. small-business sentiment, stickier UK wages alongside a looser labor market, and mixed euro signals
October 15, 2025
How Europe Caught Up—And Pulled Ahead: Airbus’s Lesson For The A.I. Race
Europe just notched a symbolic win in a field long dominated by the United States. Airbus’s A320 family has overtaken...
October 14, 2025
UN Flags $70 Billion Gaza Rebuild As Turkey Courts Donors
The United Nations Development Programme says rebuilding Gaza will cost about $70 billion. That figure reflects the sheer scale
October 14, 2025
Africa Intelligence Brief — October 14, 2025
At a glance: Cairo set a November date for Gaza reconstruction talks; Morocco’s “Blue Africa” forum leaned into the blue‑economy
October 14, 2025
Madagascar’s Military Steps In After Parliament Moves To Oust Rajoelina
Madagascar has entered a rare moment when street anger, collapsing services, and a constitutional showdown all converged
October 14, 2025
Global Economy Briefing: October 13, 2025
Holiday closures in Canada and Japan kept activity light, while Europe’s wholesale prices firmed, short-bill yields eased.
October 14, 2025