Germany, one of the most powerful countries in Europe, is going through a major political crisis. Despite its influence in global trade and its significant economic contributions, the country is facing political instability. A week ago, the government in Berlin collapsed, and now the country is headed for early elections
India’s central bank, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), is taking a bold step to revolutionize the country’s digital infrastructure. By 2025, the RBI plans to launch its own cloud services, aiming to protect sensitive financial data and reduce the country’s reliance on foreign technology companies like Amazon, Google, Microsoft,
Starting January 2026, businesses selling important items like groceries, medicines, and fuel will have to accept cash payments from customers—unless they get a special exemption. This new rule is part of a government plan to ensure that people who still rely on cash can continue using it for essential purchases,
Iran claims the United States owes it a staggering $1 trillion for the economic damage caused by decades of sanctions. Ali Shamkhani, a senior Iranian official and secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, made the bold accusation during a recent speech. He blamed Washington not only for harming Iran’s
Germany has been facing tough economic challenges in recent years, with its competitiveness declining and industrial output dropping. This problem became even worse after Germany decided to stop importing energy from Russia in 2022, a decision that many say was short-sighted. As a result, opposition politicians are now blaming Germany’s
Two of Britain’s most important aircraft carriers, the HMS Queen Elizabeth and the HMS Prince of Wales, may have serious weaknesses when it comes to surviving a war against a powerful enemy, according to a report by The Times. These aircraft carriers are key to the Royal Navy’s ability to
On Thursday, the streets of Lima, the capital of Peru, were filled with angry protesters. Hundreds of people took to the streets, demanding that the government of President Dina Boluarte do more to fight the rise of organized crime in the country. This protest came at a time when major
The European Union (EU) has decided to end its long-standing fishing agreement with Senegal, bringing European fishing boats back to their own waters. The announcement, made by the EU’s delegation in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, has sparked conversations about illegal fishing, marine conservation, and local livelihoods. Why Is the EU Ending
In a worrying twist for Russia’s airline industry, more than 30 Russian airlines, which collectively handle over a quarter of all domestic passenger flights, are facing serious financial trouble and could go bankrupt in 2025. Most of these struggling airlines are small to medium-sized, with fewer resources to fall back
