No Farewell for Orbán — Shadow of a New EU Disruptor Looms from Sofia
Europe exhales after Orbán, but fears a quieter, more complex challenge ahead
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Global Shipping in Turmoil: Hormuz, Red Sea & Asia in a Rising Geopolitical Storm
Global Shipping in Turmoil: Hormuz, Red Sea & Asia in a Rising Geopolitical Storm
From the Middle East to the South China Sea and the Arctic, key maritime corridors are turning into flashpoints of geopolitical tension, risk, and strategic competition.
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Greece on Europe’s Energy Map: Ionian Block 2 Could Transform Its Future
Greece on Europe’s Energy Map: Ionian Block 2 Could Transform Its Future
First offshore drilling in 50 years, potential €5+ billion investments, and a strategic shift toward becoming an energy producer in the Eastern Mediterranean
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Bulgaria in Political Turmoil: High-Stakes Election Pits EU Alignment Against Pro-Russian Shift
Bulgaria in Political Turmoil: High-Stakes Election Pits EU Alignment Against Pro-Russian Shift
Amid chronic instability, former president Rumen Radev leads polls, raising geopolitical concerns across Europe
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Middle East: Economists Push for Windfall Tax on Energy Companies’ “War Profits”
Middle East: Economists Push for Windfall Tax on Energy Companies’ “War Profits”
The Independent Commission for the Reform of International Corporate Taxation (ICRICT), co-chaired by Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz, is calling for governments to impose a windfall tax on extraordinary profits made by energy companies amid rising geopolitical tensions and surging energy prices linked to the Middle East crisis.
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Trump vs Powell: “Fire him or face it” – The Fed independence under political siege
Trump vs Powell: “Fire him or face it” – The Fed independence under political siege
New threats from Donald Trump against Jerome Powell reignite fears of political interference in the US central bank, as legal probes, interest rate pressure, and market nerves converge
