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EU releases more than €14 million for food aid in Belgium

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​the brussels times​​​ Belgium will receive €14.3 million euros in additional resources from the European recovery fund REACT-EU to support the increasing number of people in need of food aid, the →

As tech companies pull back from Russia, China looks on with concern

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​nbc news​​​ By Dylan Duan and Ayumi Fujimoto HONG KONG — Extensive efforts by Apple and other Western tech companies to curtail their business with Russia over its invasion of Ukraine have raised a →

How Low Can It Go? Gas Prices Decline Amid Recession Fears

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​national interest​​​ by Ethen Kim Lieser For the last few weeks, millions of frustrated American drivers have been on the receiving end of much-needed relief at the pump. A continual decline in the →

Xinjiang businesses shrug off 'evil' US ban, shifts focus to booming domestic market

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​global times​​​ Chinese suppliers for the new-energy sector, ranging from polysilicon at the upstream to solar panels at the downstream, are ready to further divert their markets from the US in →

Intel wavers on Ohio chip fab as Congress dithers

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asia times by Scott Foster Intel has postponed the groundbreaking ceremony for its new semiconductor manufacturing complex in Ohio – due, or so it says, to uncertainty over government subsidies under →

Headed for a Downturn? Economists Fear Stagflation Is Next

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​national interest​​​ by Ethen Kim Lieser Recession fears may be grabbing plenty of headlines these days, but it appears that stagflation is on the minds of most economists. A new survey released by →

As China resists brief trouble, US ushers in long-term pain: Global Times editorial

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​global times​​​ Bloomberg recently reported that 19 of the world's 20 fastest-growing chip-making firms over the past four quarters hail from the Chinese mainland. This is a manifestation of the →

Winners and losers in the global supply chain

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​asia times​​​ by Henry Kressel The recent disruptions in international product flow are prompting a serious discussion about increasing US domestic manufacturing to improve the reliability of the →

Cape Verde declares economic emergency

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​africa news​​​ The Cape Verdean government on Monday declared a social and economic emergency in the archipelago, which is driven by the effects of the war in Ukraine after those of Covid-19 and the →

The Coming Economic Storm

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american thinker By Brian C. Joondeph President Donald Trump, while meeting with a group of military leaders in the White House in 2017, cryptically warned of “the calm before the storm.” When asked →

Russia’s bourse to start trading HK stocks

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​asia times​​​ by Jeff Pao Russia’s Saint Petersburg Stock Exchange has announced it will allow the trading of 12 Hong Kong stocks from Monday, June 20, raising concerns that Russians may use Hong →

A Russian Perspective on the Food Crisis

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national interest by Anatoly Antonov Russia has become a target for accusations that have nothing to do with reality. Our country is being imputed with trying to take steps aimed at deliberately →

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