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Fukushima, a tsunami and earthquake-wrecked nuclear power plant located in Japan, has already begun releasing its first batch of radioactive water into the Pacific Ocean, a controversial plan that has received backlash from multiple countries. The...
South Africa played host to the 15th BRICS summit in Johannesburg, bringing together leaders from the founding member nations: Brazil, Russia, India, China, and the host country itself. The theme, “BRICS and Africa: Partnership for Mutually Accelerated...
The latest statistics from the Office for National Statistics, published in July 2023, revealed that output per hour worked in Q1 2023 was just 0.6% above its pre-pandemic (2019) average. This has been a continuation of...
For many years, Amazon has been a popular E-commerce company known for its reliable same-day delivery and attractive deals during events like Prime Day, Black Friday, and Christmas. However, it has come to light that Amazon’s...
In a significant move that marks a turning point in US-China relations, the United States has recently implemented a ban on investments in China. This decision, driven by concerns over national security and economic competition, has...
China’s economy has slid into deflation, with consumer prices declining for the first time in years. Concerns are growing that China is entering a period of slower economic growth, with consumer prices and wages dropping for an extended period. ...
News from the ONS early Friday morning revealed that the Gross Domestic Product rose 0.2% in Q2 of 2023. This figure beat expectations of 0.1% pencilled in by the Bank of England as well as the...
On July 28, a new executive order by President Biden was established. In an effort to increase domestic manufacturing and create more job opportunities in the U.S., Biden demonstrated his support for research through American “federally...
The 4th of August 2023 marked the sad 3-year anniversary of the 2020 Beirut explosion. Then, a massive explosion rocked the Port of Beirut in Lebanon, resulting in 218 deaths, 7,000 injuries, $15 billion in property...
Lebanon’s economic trajectory has been a daunting tale of chronic instability and precipitous decline. The nation’s current state, marked by currency collapse, a banking crisis, deeply rooted corruption, and long-lasting repercussions of the 1975-1990 civil war,...
