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Why is Russia selling its gold?
Could Russia save the global economy?
How Russia's mounting economic woes could force Putin's hand
Global military spending soars to new record highs
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News
08/08/2026
August 8, 2026
India wary of potential 100% US tariffs over Russian oil
08/07/2026
August 7, 2026
Germany news: Exports and factory data lift economic outlook
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Reports & Analysis
Can Africa bring the Caribbean into AfCTFA?
Can Africa bring the Caribbean into AfCTFA?
Ghana's President John Mahama is pushing for Caribbean countries to join the AfCFTA.
AI ecosystem's 'circular' investment: risk or advantage?
AI ecosystem's 'circular' investment: risk or advantage?
Amid talk of an AI sector bubble, one aspect is under scrutiny. Is circular financing part of the reason?
Russian nuclear fuel rods made in Germany?
Russian nuclear fuel rods made in Germany?
Russian-designed fuel rods will soon be made in Germany, fueling controversy in Germany and beyond.
EU's new border entry system causing long lines at airports
EU's new border entry system causing long lines at airports
New EU border controls are causing longer queues and delays for travelers entering Europe.
How crypto miners are stealing power in Southeast Asia
How crypto miners are stealing power in Southeast Asia
Illegal cryptocurrency miners are stealing vast amounts of electricity and exposing links to organized crime.
Humanoid robots: Trump's latest China trade battle?
Humanoid robots: Trump's latest China trade battle?
China dominates the humanoid robot market. Analysts think Donald Trump is buying time for US robot makers to catch up.
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Why Ukraine is targeting Russia's biggest online retailer
Why Ukraine is targeting Russia's biggest online retailer
Ukraine says Wildberries, a major employer and e-commerce giant, stores drone parts for the Russian military.
Can sustainable fashion be profitable?
Can sustainable fashion be profitable?
How Senegalese fashion designer Mame Khady Badji turns discarded clothing into sustainable creations.
Why 9.5 million US Americans are defaulting on student loans
Why 9.5 million US Americans are defaulting on student loans
After a pandemic-era pause, millions are struggling to adjust to life with student loan bills once again.
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Specials & Events
Delayland – Germany and the missing magic
Why don’t things run like they used to anymore in Germany? And how are other places getting things right?
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In the spotlight
The economic toll of Spain's wildfires
Spain's devastating wildfires are ravaging nature and the economy. Could more have been done to prevent them?
As US-Iran war rages, who's risking the Strait of Hormuz?
Though Iran has attacked vessels as leverage in its war with the US, data show that shipping continues via the waterway.
Ukraine targets key Russian shipping routes
Russia's wheat harvest is in full swing, but getting grain to global markets is becoming increasingly challenging.
Oil prices jump as Hormuz, Red Sea crises deepen
Renewed strikes on shipping in the Gulf and the Red Sea have dealt a fresh double blow to global oil markets.
US-China AI rivalry heats up as Chinese models gain ground
China's AI platforms are rapidly closing the gap with the US, sparking fresh threats from the Trump administration.
Why the youth jobs crisis is becoming global
Youth unemployment hangs in the balance as graduates struggle to find the entry-level jobs needed to start careers.
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Living
Choquequirao: How easier access will impact the remote site
A cable car is set to open Choquequirao to millions of visitors. What does that mean for nature and local communities?
Japan's extreme heat fuels fashion, gadgets to keep cool
From fan-powered clothing to ice sprays, Japan's battle with heat is creating a booming market for cooling products.
Is this slimy, brown algae off Norway's coast future food?
The exploitation of oil and gas made Norway wealthy. But another resource could play a key role in its future: algae.
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