Political Leaders Sound the Alarm
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis offered a blunt assessment on Tuesday: "We need to prepare for the worst." He called
From Oil Barrels to Airline Tickets — and Condoms
The energy shock is cascading into consumer products in ways both predictable and surprising. British consumer goods giant Reckitt Benckiser,
The Energy Chokepoint
The numbers are stark. The European Union is now spending more than $587 million per day on fossil fuel imports
Around the World in Brief
Germany approves IP data retention: The German cabinet passed legislation allowing investigators to store IP addresses and, in cases of
Bulgaria’s Election: A Quiet European Realignment?
One of those shifts was on full display in Bulgaria. According to RT, former President Rumen Radev's Progressive Bulgaria party
EU Breaks Hungary’s Veto on €90 Billion Ukraine Loan
In a significant diplomatic breakthrough, El País reported that the European Union has unblocked the €90 billion loan package for
The Iran Ceasefire: Who Blinked First?
The fragile ceasefire between the United States and Iran remained the dominant story in global affairs on Tuesday, with both
Australia: Union Probe Resumes, Solicitor Charged in Fraud Ring
Public hearings have resumed in Queensland as part of an ongoing probe into the Construction, Forestry and Maritime Employees Union