Georgia's Tea Industry Sees a Revival
Georgia's tea industry, once a cornerstone of the Soviet economy, is experiencing a remarkable comeback. After decades of decline following the collapse of the
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Iran's Sea Mines: A Threat to Global Shipping
Iran's maritime mines have been a persistent threat to global shipping, particularly in the strategic Strait of Hormuz. The country's arsenal of sea mines, larg
World Economy Projected to Expand 3% in 2026, IMF Reports
The International Monetary Fund released its latest outlook on July 8, 2026, forecasting global growth of just 3 percent this year. The projection, presented in
Ugandan Farmers to Challenge $5.6 Billion Pipeline
A group of Ugandan farmers is preparing to take legal action against the East African nation's massive crude pipeline project. The move could potentially delay
Gold Holds Near Two‑Week Peak as Fed Rate‑Hike Odds Fade
Gold prices stayed steady on Monday, hovering close to their highest level in fourteen days. The metal traded near $1,950 per ounce as investors digested fresh
BOK Warns Investors About Risks Linked to Single-Stock Leveraged ETFs
Seoul, July 5 – The Bank of Korea (BOK) issued a formal warning on Thursday about the heightened risk profile of leveraged exchange‑traded funds (ETFs) that foc
Italy's Indo-Pacific Strategy Shifts to Defense Deals
Italy is making an unexpectedly assertive return to Southeast Asia, focusing on defense diplomacy rather than trade or development aid. This move marks a signif
India's Trade Deal Lessons
India spent 16 years on its ASEAN trade deal. The country is now working on a new deal with the EU. India aims to avoid past mistakes in its new trade agreement
A Short Economic History of the United States
The United States has evolved into the world's largest economy over the past two centuries, driven by technological innovation and strategic policy decisions. T
Asia Eyes Arctic Shipping Route, But Challenges Ahead
Asian countries are showing growing interest in the Northern Sea Route, a potential shortcut for trade with Europe. The route's significance is increasing due t
EU Clamps Down on Chinese Imports Amid Trade Talks
The European Union ended a customs exemption for low-value imports from China on July 2, 2026, while agreeing to monitor trade flows. Brussels and Beijing also
Red Sea Cargo Ship Reports Attack
A cargo vessel in the Red Sea has reported an attack. This incident occurred on one of the world's busiest trade routes. The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Opera