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New era upside of Meta’s share price collapse

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asia times by Renaud Foucart Facebook may not be the original social media platform but it has stood the test of time – until recently. Meta, the company that owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, →

Reports: Twitter set to lay off roughly half its staff

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​cbs news​​​ Twitter employees awaited word of widespread layoffs Friday, as its new billionaire owner Elon Musk moves quickly after his big takeover to make the messaging platform financially sound. →

The New Renewable Energized Kazakhstan

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modern diplomacy By Nurlan Kapenov It’s been a year of historic change in Kazakhstan with President Kassym Jomart-Tokayev initiating a wave of democratic reforms in the country to create a more free →

Nokia makes decoupling point with India, China deals

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asia times by Scott Foster Nokia has won important contracts in both India and China recently, demonstrating that “both-and” still works in the “either-or” world of decoupling from China. That may be →

European energy prices fall due to warm weather

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the brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen Unseasonably mild weather has led to a significant fall in European energy prices over the last few weeks. Average energy prices for this month are now →

China-produced subway trains head to Portugal, first shipment to EU

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​global times​​​ A set of China-produced subway trains were shipped to Portugal through North China's Tianjin port, the nation's first urban railway trains exported to the EU, the General →

Gas price in Europe falls to lowest level since June

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​the brussels times​​​ On Monday morning, the natural gas price in Europe fell by 10% to the symbolic limit of €100 per Megawatt-hour (MWh) on the leading Dutch TTF market – the lowest since June. →

China, Saudi Arabia vow deeper energy cooperation, oil market stability

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​global times​​​ China and Saudi Arabia have agreed to strengthen energy cooperation, maintain international oil market stability and jointly face risks and challenges, read a statement posted on the →

The EU's dirty secret: Coal consumption grows while rest of world cuts back

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the brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen The European Union is facing a potential backlash from environmental groups after a recent study found that the bloc’s coal consumption has significantly →

Diesel Prices Soar As Average Gas Price Falls Again

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national interest by Stephen Silver Earlier this year, the average gas price in the United States had a long streak of going up, followed by a steady decline for the bulk of the summer. The decline →

The National Debt Elephant in the Room

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american thinker By Brian C. Joondeph America is facing formidable challenges, both domestically and abroad, as the midterm elections approach. This is when voters can exercise their choice to make a →

IMF, World Bank meetings spotlight global crises as ‘worst yet to come’

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​global times​​​ When the annual meetings of the IMF and World Bank kicked off on Monday in Washington and last through Saturday, they are expected to spotlight a thorny conflux of crises including →

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