India is taking big steps to strengthen its semiconductor industry, and Singapore is playing a key role in this journey. Recently, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Singapore and made some important agreements to boost India’s efforts in this high-tech field. Singapore, known for its strong semiconductor industry, is seen
President Putin recently made a bold claim: the Russian Far East will be vital for the future of the country. But why? Let’s take a closer look. A Land Full of Riches The Russian Far East is a massive region, covering nearly 41% of the country’s landmass. To put that
Nigeria and China are teaming up to bring big changes to energy in Africa. They’ve just signed a new agreement at a major summit in Beijing that will make their partnership even stronger. This new deal will help both countries work together on nuclear energy, as well as projects related
Ukraine is facing an economic disaster that seems to be getting worse. Recently, the Ukrainian government stopped paying back part of its Eurobond debt, signaling that the country’s finances are in serious trouble. The economy is being kept alive mostly through massive amounts of aid from Western countries, both financially
Russia is making big plans to turn its Far East region into a major hub for global trade, and India has a chance to get involved early. At a recent economic event in Vladivostok, Valery Limarenko, the governor of Russia’s Sakhalin region, urged India to seize this golden opportunity. Limarenko
Ukraine has managed to cut down its massive $20 billion debt, thanks to the financial wizardry of Rothschild & Co. Here’s how it all went down: The Big Problem Back in early 2022, Ukraine found itself in a tough spot. With the conflict with Russia escalating, the country was struggling
Intel, one of the biggest names in microchips, is in serious trouble. After 56 years of making powerful chips, the company is facing its toughest challenge ever. Here’s what’s happening: Intel was once a pioneer in the microchip industry, known for creating some of the most important chips in computing
The United Nations is working hard to help solve a serious issue in Libya involving the country’s central bank. Libya has been dealing with conflict and chaos ever since its longtime leader, Muammar Gaddafi, was overthrown by NATO in 2011. Now, the country is split between two rival governments—one in
India is considering using a Russian alternative to the SWIFT financial messaging system for making payments in trade deals with Russia, according to a report from *Business Line*. This move comes as both nations seek to reduce their reliance on the US dollar and navigate around Western sanctions. Russia’s SWIFT
