Exclusive: Miner Vale has missed the critical deadline to secure power connections for its expanding nickel complex in Brazil, putting production targets at risk and clouding the project’s timeline with uncertainty
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Japan stands firm against making easy concessions on U.S. tariffs and is committed to pushing negotiations forward in June to ease trade tensions, Reuters reports. Both countries are working hard to achieve a fair and balanced agreement as discussions move ahead
Coinbase has been linked to a major customer data leak in India, sources told Reuters. This breach reportedly exposed sensitive user information, raising urgent questions about the security of the cryptocurrency platform. Investigations are now actively underway
Japan has launched an ambitious economic policy roadmap aimed at boosting domestic ownership of Japanese Government Bonds (JGBs). This bold move seeks to enhance financial stability and reduce reliance on foreign investors, Reuters reports
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer raised urgent concerns as the situation in Gaza “worsens by the day,” urging swift humanitarian aid and stronger diplomatic efforts to address the rapidly escalating crisis, Reuters reports
Former President Donald Trump has accused China of breaking their trade agreement and announced a bold plan to double tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, intensifying the trade war between these two economic powerhouses
Germany’s defense minister revealed that upcoming arms shipments to Israel will hinge on developments in Gaza, signaling a careful and measured stance amid the escalating conflict, Reuters reports
Exclusive: Automakers are sounding the alarm as China’s tight grip on rare-earth exports threatens to throw global production lines into chaos, underscoring the industry’s heavy reliance on these vital materials amid escalating geopolitical tensions, Reuters reports
Former U.S. President Trump’s recent remarks have ignited fresh concerns about the safety of Germany’s gold reserves held in New York, sparking intense debates over repatriation and the protection of overseas assets, Reuters reports
Brazil’s Azul Airlines is gearing up to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, Reuters reports, citing Valor. This strategic move is designed to restructure its debt and strengthen operations as the airline navigates financial hurdles
The EU has issued a strong warning to Spain’s government, urging them not to block BBVA’s ambitious bid to acquire Banco Sabadell. Highlighting the importance of fair competition and regulatory neutrality, Reuters reports this move could shape the future of Spain’s banking landscape
Argentina’s markets surged with excitement after Javier Milei’s impressive performance in local elections, sparking investor enthusiasm for his bold libertarian economic vision. Experts believe his victory paves the way for promising market-friendly reforms
Spain and Portugal have called on the EU to fast-track power interconnection projects with France after a recent outage. This push seeks to boost grid stability and strengthen energy security throughout the Iberian Peninsula
Argentina’s top court made a startling discovery in its basement: 80 boxes filled with Nazi-related materials, Reuters reports. This find shines a spotlight on the mysteries of historical archives and sparks urgent questions about how sensitive World War II documents have been preserved and managed
The US has rolled out fresh restrictions on shipments of chip design software, advanced chemicals, and other vital technologies to China, seeking to slow down Beijing’s booming semiconductor industry amid escalating geopolitical tensions, Reuters reports
Brazil has confirmed bird flu in a wild bird and is actively investigating a possible case at a commercial poultry farm, officials announced. Swift actions are being taken to contain the outbreak and stop it from spreading further
Italy’s notorious mafia groups are reportedly putting aside decades of rivalry to forge powerful alliances, boosting their influence and expanding their operations, according to a Reuters report. Authorities are keeping a vigilant eye on these unfolding developments
French President Emmanuel Macron hinted that the recent agreement between France and Indonesia could open the door to fresh Rafale jet orders, boosting defense cooperation between the two countries, Reuters reports
The U.S. government has made a significant announcement: it will start revoking visas for specific Chinese students, driven by rising national security concerns. This decision targets individuals associated with military and surveillance programs, highlighting the intensifying tensions between the two nations.
Japan’s net external assets have soared to an all-time high, yet the nation has relinquished its title as the world’s top creditor for the first time in more than ten years. This pivotal change underscores the evolving landscape of global economics and the hurdles confronting Japan’s economy