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‘Lucrative’ trap: Egypt lured by billion-dollar IMF deals FEATURE
Cairo is seeking to secure large foreign loans in an attempt to combat its economic crisis
May 31, 2024 14:17
‘The scales have tipped’: What can we expect from the Russia-Ukraine conflict in 2024? FEATURE
As the fighting approaches its third year, Russia has the upper hand but there is no immediate conclusion on the horizon
Dec 18, 2023 20:30
Payback time, Your Majesty: Will the British Army be brought to justice for its actions in Africa? FEATURE
While countries around the world are increasing their military cooperation with Kenya due to its strategic location, the UK’s position is becoming precarious due to the crimes of its soldiers
Oct 2, 2023 15:06
New York attorney general ‘reviewing’ Robinhood case after class action suit accuses trading app of ‘market manipulation’
New York Attorney General Latitia James said her office will review the Robinhood trading app and activity related to GameStop, as investors sue the firm after it froze stock buys for the games retailer during a major price surge.
Jan 28, 2021 23:42
US shale bankruptcies accelerate despite pandemic protection
The US oil industry has had a particularly tough time coping with the Covid-19 pandemic despite numerous federal relief measures to help ease the pain.
Nov 26, 2020 08:33
OneWeb files for bankruptcy, unable to secure financing amid coronavirus chaos
SpaceX rival OneWeb has filed for bankruptcy less than a week after launching another batch of internet satellites, as it failed to raise more funds for its program amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Mar 28, 2020 07:54
Trade war escalates? Beijing points finger at IMF as US berates Chinese megaproject in Pakistan for debt-trapping
A senior US diplomat launched a verbal barrage at Beijing’s economic presence in Pakistan, claiming the massive investment brought nothing but corruption and a legacy of debt. China hit back saying IMF loans were a worse burden.
Nov 23, 2019 10:38
US sanctions Russia: Who, why & how we got here
On Wednesday, US President Donald Trump grudgingly signed into law a bill imposing new economic sanctions against three nations, including Russia, designated as “America’s adversaries” in the name of the law.
Aug 3, 2017 13:31
Putin: Where was EU when Greek crisis was evolving?
The European Commission should have adjusted the economic activity of Greece before the crisis, Russian President Putin has said, adding that the EU shouldn’t have issued such high bonuses and loans to the debt ridden country.
Jul 10, 2015 16:03
‘We don’t need EU permission’: Greek parliament ratifies bailout referendum
As an equal member of the EU, Greece does not need to ask permissions from anyone to let the Greek people speak and have their voices heard, PM Tsipras told his parliament, promising that the state’s sovereignty and future will be decided via referendum.
Jun 27, 2015 23:11