Worldwide debt held by governments, businesses and households increased by approximately $10 trillion during the first half of 2026, reaching a level equivalent to roughly $44,000 for every person on the planet.
Housing affordability emerged as one of the central grievances among Greek students, many of whom say existing government assistance falls far short of covering their accommodation expenses.
The House of Representatives, based in the eastern city of Tobruk and aligned with Haftar, voted Tuesday to ratify the…
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Across the drone attacks incidents in the Black Sea, at least 23 sailors have been reported dead or missing.
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In an exclusive interview to Politics Today, Professor Timothy Edmunds gives an insight into which trends in maritime security “will determine what the priorities are going to be over the next 10 or 20 years.”
Eurowhiteness may come off as unpalatable to many pro-Europeans, but it raises valuable questions about the place of culture and race in the European project.
“Rather than a ‘New Cold War,’ we are witnessing the culmination of an economic war with Russia, where the financial, energy, and capital markets are the battlegrounds.”
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