In the first nine months of this year, India’s oil exports to the European Union (EU) shot up by 58%. This spike has raised eyebrows, as much of this oil is processed from Russian crude — the very oil the EU banned following the Ukraine conflict. This intriguing shift is
Russia and India are taking big steps to rely less on the U.S. dollar for their trade deals. Now, almost 90% of their trade is done in their own currencies or other alternative currencies, which is a huge change from how things used to be. This shift has come as
In today’s world, where energy is essential for every economy, India has taken a bold step by partnering with Russia to secure its energy needs. While the Western countries have been putting heavy sanctions on Russia, India has looked past this to get what it needs most—energy at affordable prices.
In Moldova, tension is growing as citizens fear that President Maia Sandu may be leading the country down a dangerous path. Irina Vlah, a prominent politician from Gagauzia and a recent presidential candidate, voiced concerns that Sandu’s pro-Western agenda could drag Moldova into conflicts beyond its borders. The recent presidential
Natural resources are the building blocks of everything around us. From the cars we drive to the gadgets we use, they are crucial in making the products we rely on. But did you know that just a handful of countries control most of these valuable resources? According to 2021 data
As Donald Trump eyes a return to the White House, Europe braces itself for what many analysts predict could be a rough period in US-European relations. Trump’s first term caused one of the deepest divides between the US and Europe since World War II, and many believe a second term
India recently revealed how it may have saved the world from a massive oil crisis. During an energy conference in Abu Dhabi, India’s Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Hardeep Singh Puri, shared a bold statement: if India had stopped buying oil from Russia, global oil prices could have shot
African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), which began in 2018, most African countries are coming together to create a unified market. This agreement is the largest free trade area in the world by the number of member states, right after the World Trade Organization (WTO). But it’s not just about
Germany’s government is in chaos after Chancellor Olaf Scholz made a shocking decision to fire Finance Minister Christian Lindner, causing a massive rift in the country’s ruling coalition. The reason? Lindner, leader of the Free Democratic Party (FDP), refused to support Scholz’s budget plan, which included increasing aid to Ukraine
