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Canada: Liberal election victory leads country toward EU and China and away from US

May 1, 2025

With 99% of the votes counted, Justin Trudeau’s successor as Liberal leader, Mark Carney, appears set to be the country’s new Prime Minister. Based…

Eurostat: 1 in 5 Europeans at risk of poverty

May 1, 2025

Across the European Union, in 2024, 93.3 million people – 21.0% of the population – faced the same nightmare: poverty, severe material and social…

Multicultural Toronto is an ideal spring destination

May 1, 2025

As winter bids farewell to Canada’s largest metropolis, residents are already marking their calendars for the famous events taking place in the coming months:…

Oceans: The world’s 5th largest economy

May 1, 2025

If the oceans were a country, they would be the fifth largest economy in the world. It is indicative that from 1995 to 2020…

Emerging markets: World Bank issues warning on debt

May 1, 2025

Growing uncertainty in global trade is exacerbating the already serious problems of rising debt and sluggish growth faced by emerging market and developing countries….

Ramzan Kadyrov is preparing his son-successor in Chechnya, while scenarios of a break with the Kremlin exist

May 1, 2025

The hard-line Chechen leader, Ramzan Kadyrov, is notorious for his authoritarianism, on which he has based his 18-year local hegemony. The other “pillar” is…

Ports, tunnels and infrastructure in the EU are also being prepared for military use

May 1, 2025

Funds of 200 billion euros are expected to be directed by 2030 to infrastructure projects in the EU, in order to meet the needs…

Army in Pakistan: How an empty tin can turns into a dangerous weapon?

May 1, 2025

India on April 16, 2025, experienced a deadly terrorist attack in the Pahalgam area of the greater Jammu and Kashmir region, with authorities suspecting…

How will the “punishers” of the bond market be eliminated in 3 moves? The battle for the 10-year

May 1, 2025

Donald Trump’s retreat, as many mainstream media outlets have pointed out, was not so much driven by the bloodshed on Wall Street as by…