Canada’s economy grew by 3.3% in the second quarter, the fastest since 2023
The economy expanded from April to June thanks to higher exports, household consumer spending and business investment, Statistics Canada reported on Friday.
Zelensky: Some Russian export positions decreased by 80% in August, Black Sea Fleet ships blocked
President Zelensky reported an 80% decrease in some Russian export components in August due to Ukrainian drone strikes.
Venezuela considers leaving OPEC as US eyes its oil fields
Venezuela is weighing an OPEC exit as US officials discuss a potential 100‑year lease of its oil fields, a move tied to the controversial “Donrow Doctrine” and shifting geopolitical dynamics.
Russia cut spending after April liquidity crisis and budget surplus drop to 5.5 trillion rubles
Russia has imposed strict limits on government spending following an April liquidity crisis that highlighted the rising cost of the war in Ukraine.
French NPP Gravelines shuts down 2 reactors due to 200 tons of jellyfish
A jellyfish bloom of over 200 tons forced two reactors at France’s Gravelines nuclear plant to shut down, with two more running at reduced power and two under inspection.
2027 Presidential Elections: Marine Le Pen and Edouard Philippe Recognized as Most Convincing on Economic Issues
The RN candidate leads on all economic indicators, almost on par with the former prime minister.
Study: Seagulls steal £171 million worth of food from Britons annually
71 percent of respondents reported that seagulls had stolen their food or attempted to do so.
Russian deputy threatens Hungary with energy blockade after Budapest calls Moscow a security threat
Hungary’s new government, formed by the Tisza party, described Russia as a security danger, signalling a sharp break from the policies of Viktor Orban.
Von der Leyen threatens to increase trade pressure on China due to €1 billion daily deficit
The European Commission has set October as the deadline for reaching an agreement with Beijing to balance trade relations.
Germany initiates reduction of EU budget by ‘hundreds of billions’ of euros
Germany and five other EU countries propose reducing the EU’s 2 trillion euro budget by hundreds of billions.