Package of 4 targeted interventions announced by K. Mitsotakis – Details of the new support measures
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced new economic support measures to mitigate the societal impacts of the war in the Middle East.
Malawi: Citizens Plan National Thanksgiving Match for Mutharika, Cite Food, Fuel and Economic Gains
Citizens in Malawi are organizing a nationwide thanksgiving match to express appreciation for President Arthur Peter Mutharika's economic policies.
Europe in the Era of Economic Uncertainty
The article discusses how global economic organization is shifting focus from efficiency to economic security amid rising uncertainty.
Hundreds of millions. The armory estimated the damage after the arson attack
A munitions factory in Czechia has estimated damage in the hundreds of millions following an arson attack.
How to raise the minimum wage without burdening Social Security and without disrespecting the Constitution
The article discusses the challenges and proposals regarding raising Brazil's minimum wage without exacerbating Social Security finances or violating constitutional laws.
The most serious threat in history to the world's energy security
The article discusses a critical threat to global energy security, highlighting significant risks and challenges faced by the energy sector.
Opinion: Argentina needs to increase the blend with biodiesel
The article discusses the importance of increasing biodiesel production in Argentina amid the ongoing Gulf War, emphasizing its economic benefits and the need for energy security.
VIDEO: Tinubu seeks stronger economic, security ties with UK
President Bola Tinubu has called for enhanced economic and security cooperation between Nigeria and the UK during a meeting with Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
The Intelligent Pension System in the Netherlands Is Quite Enviable
The Dutch pension system is praised for its stability and independence, providing a minimum pension for all citizens without direct government funding.
Countering the 'Weaponization of Economy': The Government Supports Risk Tolerance in Economic Security Law Revision
The Japanese government has decided to revise its Economic Security Promotion Law to strengthen its response against acts that threaten Japan’s security and interests through economic and technological means.
Ruling Party Lawmakers: 'Deployment = National Interest, Let's Secure Economic and Security Benefits' is an Overhasty Claim
Lawmakers from South Korea's ruling party argue for military support in response to U.S. President Trump’s demand to deploy troops to the Strait of Hormuz, focusing on the economic implications of such a move.
East of the DRC: ADF Extends Attacks to Economic Interests, Particularly Mining
The ADF armed group has expanded its attacks in Eastern DRC, targeting economic interests, especially mining operations.
Discussion Begins in NATO to Reopen the Strait of Hormuz
There is growing online discussion and debate within NATO regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a region of critical economic significance for oil and gas supplies.
Davos and Munich: the firing squad and then...
The article discusses the significance of the World Economic Forum in Davos and the Munich Security Conference as annual gatherings of global leaders addressing economic and military strategic issues.
U.S.-Japan to Announce Construction of Small Modular Reactors and Thermal Power Plants at Today's Summit
The U.S. and Japan are set to announce a $73 billion energy investment, focusing on the construction of small modular reactors and gas-fired power plants during their summit today.
1 trillion yen investment in shipbuilding: 'It's an economic security issue' spurred by the Trump administration
Japan's shipbuilding industry, once a stronghold, is set to receive significant government investment to bolster its competitiveness against China and South Korea.
Donald Trump's unhinged 24 hours as top aide tears his excuse for the Iran War to pieces
Donald Trump faced a chaotic day marked by poor economic news and challenges to his foreign policy narratives.
Banking support is present, but the economy needs to be promoted
The Mexican banking system supports growth, but economic recovery is hampered by issues such as insecurity, according to Alejandro Valenzuela of Banco Azteca.
Targeting the Pars Field: A Spark That Could Ignite the Global Economy
The targeting of Iran's southern Pars gas field has escalated into an economic strain affecting not only Iran but also global electricity supply and inflation.
Europe Under Pressure. The Economy Seeks a New Balance
European economic future hinges on innovation, security, resilience, and strategic partnerships, as highlighted during the 18th Economic Congress in Katowice in 2026.
Warnings about the Impact of Targeting the Iranian "Pars" Field on Global Energy Security
Warnings highlight serious economic repercussions from Israeli attacks on a key gas facility associated with Iran's South Pars field.
NSCDC arrests six suspected railway sleeper vandals in Kano
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps arrested six individuals in Kano for vandalizing railway sleepers, an act seen as economic sabotage.
Canada wants to build up its long-neglected Arctic. The hard question is how
Canada is prioritizing development in its Arctic territories following years of neglect, focusing on infrastructure to bolster economic stability and national security.
Ignorance
This article discusses the economic statistics of Mexican workers in the United States, highlighting challenges in comparing income with those registered in Mexico's social security system.
Prime Minister Takaichi: 'I will clearly say what cannot be done' ahead of meeting with Trump
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi discusses her upcoming meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, emphasizing the importance of communication regarding security, economic issues, and the situation in Iran.
Koo Yoon-cheol: 'Naphtha to be designated as a temporary economic security item... considering a 10-day car registration system'
The South Korean government has temporarily designated naphtha as an economic security item due to supply disruptions caused by the conflict in the Middle East.
Fake cash flooding into Australian market as seizures rise 700 percent
Australia is facing a dramatic rise in counterfeit cash, with seizures increasing by 700% as authorities warn about the superior quality of the fake notes.
DIW Study: When the Self-Employed Do Not Save for Retirement
A new study reveals that nearly 7% of self-employed individuals in Germany do not save for retirement, raising concerns about possible future poverty among this demographic.
Attempted corruption, data siphoning at customs... When spies target French experts abroad
The French intelligence agency DGSI warns about foreign espionage efforts aimed at French experts and researchers abroad.
Estonia and Israel agreed to deepen cooperation in security and economy
Estonia and Israel are set to enhance their collaboration in economic, IT, and defense sectors amid ongoing regional conflicts.
Social Security contributions costs grew by 4.5% in 2025, one point more than salaries
In 2025, costs for social security contributions in Spain increased by 4.5%, exceeding the growth rate of salaries, amidst a strong economic growth and record business margins.
SAK's Eloranta calls for reforms to strike laws from the next government
Jarkko Eloranta, chairman of Finland's trade union confederation SAK, calls for significant reforms to labor laws and improved employee protections from the next government.
Delphi Economic Forum XI to focus on Iran war and the aftermath in the Middle East
The upcoming Delphi Economic Forum XI will address the ongoing crisis in the Middle East and the impacts of the war in Iran from April 22 to April 26, 2026.
€5 billion Armament Program – The Benefits for Greece
Greece is set to implement a €5 billion armament program aimed at enhancing national defense capabilities and domestic economic benefits.
Finance Minister Discussed Cooperation Opportunities in the Defense Industry with the Italian Ambassador in Lithuania
The Lithuanian Finance Minister and the Italian Ambassador discussed collaboration in defense industry and strengthening economic and financial security.
Strengthening Development Cooperation with Developing Countries to Attract Private Investment: Experts Hold First Meeting
Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has established an expert meeting aimed at enhancing development cooperation with developing countries, focusing on attracting private investment to complement government aid.
Delphi Economic Forum XI: The war in Iran and the next day in the Middle East at the center of international dialogue
The upcoming Delphi Economic Forum will focus on the crisis in the Middle East and the escalation of war in Iran, addressing the implications for international security and geopolitical stability.
Tensions in Tigray: 'Ethiopia is experiencing a catastrophic security and economic situation'
Tensions are escalating in Tigray, Ethiopia, with rising accusations between the TPLF and the federal government regarding violations of peace agreements and fears of renewed conflict.
Iraqi Analyst: Escalation of War Will Lead Iraq to Security Chaos
An Iraqi political analyst warns that the country's involvement in the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran, bolstered by militant factions, risks escalating into severe internal and economic instability.
The Expansion of the War in Europe, Refugee Crisis, and Terrorism Threat – Expert: This is what may follow from the Iran War
An expert discusses the potential long-term consequences of the Iran war, emphasizing its economic impact on Europe and the lack of a clear US strategy.
Tokyo's Undersea Rare Earth Development, Will the US Be a 'Backer'?... "It Seems to Be Discussed at the US-Japan Summit"
The Japanese government is reportedly negotiating with the United States to jointly develop rare earth minerals from the seabed near Minami-Tori Island, which is believed to hold the world's largest deposits.
Mitsotakis' message regarding the war and the wish - What he said about the measures, when they will be implemented
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis discussed economic support measures in light of rising prices and reviewed government actions in foreign policy, energy, social protection, security, and culture.
Andrus Kaarelson became the chairman of the Right-Wing Council
Andrus Kaarelson has been appointed as the chairman of the Right-Wing Council in Estonia, emphasizing security and economic prosperity in his inaugural address.
A Long List of Tax Increases – This is How Minja Koskela Justifies It
Minja Koskela of the Left Alliance argues that proposed tax increases are less harmful to economic growth than cuts to social security for low-income individuals.
Cooperation on Rare Earth Development in Minami-Torishima Discussed in Japan-U.S. Summit, Joint Document Under Consideration
Japan and the U.S. are set to discuss cooperation on rare earth development around Minami-Torishima during an upcoming summit, aiming to issue a joint document to ensure stable supply and reduce reliance on China.
Declaration of 'Blockade' of the Strait of Hormuz: What is the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps? Four Key Points
The article discusses the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) of Iran, its military capabilities, political influence, domestic security roles, and economic activities, particularly in relation to the ongoing tensions surrounding the Strait of Hormuz.
Why economic pressures force countries to rethink healthcare funding — Africa CDC
The Africa CDC highlights that rising global economic pressures are prompting countries to reassess their healthcare funding strategies to ensure medical security.
EU divided on Iran war: Energy fears and security risks escalate across Europe
The European Union is experiencing internal divisions regarding its support for the U.S. military campaign against Iran, with significant energy and economic risks at stake.
The Sweden Promise by SD and L - All 15 Points
The article outlines a 15-point agreement known as the Sweden Promise between the Swedish Democrats (SD) and the Liberals (L), focusing on coalition governance, climate policy, economic growth, and security cooperation.
Japan taps oil reserves as Iran war spreads. Could it give China leverage?
Japan has decided to tap into its oil reserves amid the escalating Iran war, raising concerns about its economic stability and the potential implications for China.