Annual inflation rate spiked to 8.15% last month, up from 7.99% in June
64% of Americans changed their driving habits due to high gasoline prices, survey finds
Worries over global economic recession ease over positive data from China, world's largest crude oil importer
'Expectations about year-ahead price increases for gas and food fell sharply,' says survey
Individual US states drew up budgets in light of potential economic, geopolitical headwinds, says rating agency
Bundle includes more ammo for long-range rocket systems used by Kyiv to destroy critical Russian infrastructure in occupied areas
So far, World Bank mobilized nearly $13B in emergency financing, of which $6.3B disbursed as of end of July
Precious metals on rise, with gold adding 0.3%, silver rising 2.2%
Strike lasts for one day
Hong Kong stock exchange ends 3-sessions rally, falling 0.77%
Prices of gold gained 0.5%, platinum 4.2%, sugar 2.3%, cocoa 0.6%, while wheat prices fell 3.9%, corn 1.8%, soybean 4%, Brent 9.2%
Soaring gas prices will particularly impact lower-income households, head of German Tenants' Association says
While legislation will have limited impact on inflation, economists argue, US economy may become less dependent on int'l energy prices in long run
US unemployment rate falls to pre pandemic levels of 3.5% in July
Chairman of SMBDA Management Board Orkhan Mammadov met with Türkiye-based Albayrak Construction General Manager Yunus Yilmaz
Brent hit six-month lows in intraday trade on Thursday to $93.20
FAO food price index falls 8.6% month-on-month in July, led by significant decrease in prices of vegetable oil, cereal
Economic data showing slowdown and recession expectations limits oil price rises
UK now projected to enter recession from 4th quarter of 2022, according to British central bank's gloomy projections
Real household income per capita down by 1.1% in OECD area in 1st quarter
The disruption in global supply chains in conjunction with the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic, and supply problems caused by countries - which have the raw materials needed for production - prioritizing their economies, have led to a change in the e
U.S. President Richard Nixon made a surprise visit to Beijing during the middle of the Cold War in 1972, where he met and shook hands with Mao Zedong, the leader of the People's Republic of China. The Chinese leader, Zedong, stipulated that the Unite
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Russian President Vladimir Putin’s mini-summit in Sochi resulted in new and important decisions pertaining to the two countries’ economies, and the region’s security. The mini Sochi summit lasted four hours. Besides
U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan deepened tensions between Washington and Beijing. As the Biden Administration argues that the United States adheres to the "One China" policy, Beijing believes that this principle h
The famous British historian of Lebanese origin, Albert Habib Hourani (1915-1993), provided the following information about the Jabal 'Amil region in southern Lebanon in the 1986 issue of the Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies pub
Do you recall the early days of the Ukraine-Russia war? World media poured its reporters into the region, and presented the developments of this war – up to the finest detail – as the primary agenda for days. So, what happened later? There is only on
The world is no longer a welcome place. All of humanity is being driven towards doomsday. The whole world is running towards hell. But people are living like everything is normal. On the one hand, there are people living hell on earth in all corners
The West’s most recent theory regarding the war in Europe is that “Neither side can achieve their ultimate war objectives: Russia cannot take over all of Ukraine, and Ukraine cannot fully drive Russian forces out of their territory." So? They want
The world is being driven to the brink of a new world war, step by step. A new world war really means a new hell. If a world war does break out, there will be no country that is safe from it. US, UK PLAYING WITH FIRE, WALTZING ON FIRE The world has
The issue of energy is expected to be the main item on the global agenda. The security of energy supply in many countries dependent on foreign energy sources, especially developed countries, will become a top priority.It is worth noting that the emer
One of humanity's eternal tales is about the division between two extremes. And it always goes like this: the global situation keeps us so busy that we often ignore cosmic realities and calculations. Hence the narrow-minded historical issues, which d
These days, it is paramount that one closely follows Fatih Birol, the President of the International Energy Agency (IEA). As he is the head of the IEA, the most competent institution on energy in the world, he explains things that will allow us to c
Türkiye, Azerbaijan, and Uzbekistan’s foreign affairs, trade, and transportation ministers gathered in the Uzbek capital Tashkent for a trilateral meeting. Mevlut Cavusoglu, Minister Adil Karaismailoglu, and Mehmet Mus attended the meeting from Türki
Iraqi President Saddam Hussein was hosting an important guest at his palace in Baghdad on Wednesday, July 25, 1990. Accompanied by his close advisers, the official Saddam was hosting was April Catherine Glaspie, then-U.S. Ambassador to Baghdad. Glasp
Analyses are never-ending. They will drown you in unimaginable details, but never “put together” all the information they scattered. They are no different from a data buildup, or even just gibberish. The Ukraine war, tensions in the regions this war
Cookies are used limited to the purposes in th e Personal Data Protection Law No.6698 and in accordance with the legislation. For detailed information, you can review our cookie policy.