Jun 10, 02:21 PM
Middle East Tensions Put Global Markets and Energy Prices Back Under Pressure
Global markets are under renewed pressure as Middle East tensions raise concerns over oil prices, shipping routes, inflation and investor confidence.
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Jun 21, 09:49 PM
The Hidden Lending Boom: Why Regulators Are Stress-Testing Private Credit
Private credit has become one of the fastest-growing parts of global finance. Now the Bank of England is testing what could happen if a severe global shock exposes risks outside the traditional banking system.
Jun 10, 02:58 PM
Big Tech’s AI Borrowing Boom Raises New Questions for Global Markets
AI companies and Big Tech giants are turning to debt markets to fund a massive infrastructure race, raising new questions about spending, investor confidence and long-term returns.
Jun 21, 01:04 PM
The Global Debt Problem Is Growing — and the G7 Is Running Out of Easy Answers
The G7 has pledged to address rising debt risks in vulnerable economies, but falling development aid and higher borrowing costs are making the problem harder to solve.
Jun 21, 12:53 PM
France’s €13 Billion Tech Push Signals a New Race for Europe’s Digital Independence
France is mobilising €13 billion in new funding for European technology companies as governments across the continent seek to reduce dependence on foreign platforms, chips, cloud infrastructure and AI systems.
Apr 30, 03:34 PM
Top 10 Meme Coins in 2026: Dogecoin Leads as New Rivals Compete for Attention
Meme coins remain one of the most speculative corners of the crypto market. While Dogecoin, Shiba Inu and Pepe still dominate the category, newer tokens such as MemeCore, Pudgy Penguins and political meme coins are fighting for market share.
Jul 13, 12:38 PM
Europe Is Finally Debating Sanctions on Israeli Settlements — But Unity May Break First.
EU foreign ministers are debating whether to restrict trade with Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. The move could mark a major shift in Europe’s Middle East policy — but internal divisions may stop Brussels from acting.
Jul 12, 08:40 PM
Europe’s Banks Are Being Told to Prepare for AI-Powered Cyberattacks
The European Central Bank is ordering euro zone banks to prepare detailed plans against AI-enabled cyber threats, warning that attacks on financial systems could become faster, more automated and more disruptive.
Jul 7, 12:47 PM
Europe’s Central Banks Are Facing a New Political Problem — And Your Money Could Feel It
Europe’s governments are under growing pressure to spend more on defence, pensions and industrial policy. Central bankers warn that this could threaten the independence of institutions responsible for controlling inflation.
Jul 12, 08:43 PM
The Global Economy Has Not Broken Yet — But the Middle East Shock Is Still Spreading
Global institutions say the world economy has remained more resilient than expected despite the Middle East war and energy-market pressure. But the real test may still be ahead if shipping routes, oil prices and inflation begin moving together.
Jun 30, 11:21 AM
The Supreme Court Just Gave the President More Power Over Washington Than Ever Before
A landmark Supreme Court ruling has given the president broader authority to fire officials at independent federal agencies. Supporters call it democratic accountability. Critics warn it could reshape consumer protection, labor rights and corporate oversight for decades.
Jun 29, 04:50 PM
U.S.-Iran Talks Face First Major Test as Fresh Strikes Threaten Fragile Deal
A new U.S.-Iran framework was meant to reduce tensions and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. But fresh weekend strikes have already put the fragile agreement under pressure before technical talks begin in Doha.