Hormuz Crisis: Increased Tension from Trump's Ultimatum, Learn..
The Hormuz crisis has intensified due to Donald Trump's shifting strategy and threats to Iran, raising global tensions.
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Iran is reportedly imposing a $2 million toll on tankers passing through the Strait of Hormuz to strengthen its control over this crucial shipping route.
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Carter Doctrine and Mines in the Gulf: Here’s How Hormuz Kept Predecessors of Trump Awake
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Ristić: The global economic order is collapsing in Hormuz, is that the true goal of the war?
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KD Leader: “Europe has made itself completely irrelevant”
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After striking Iran, US eases sanctions on Iranian oil to curb prices
The US has issued a temporary license allowing the purchase of Iranian oil at sea, amid rising global oil prices due to tensions with Iran.
Redefinition of Positions
The dollar has regained some ground despite weekly losses against major currencies as investors reassess their positions on monetary policy amidst a new wave of inflation threatening the global economy.
'Trump started an absurd war and wants other countries to resolve the mess he made,' says reader
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S&P raises Ireland's rating to AA+, highlighting its 'strong' economic profile
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Letter to the Editor: Britz's arrogance towards climate experts is remarkable
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Saskatchewan parents face challenges of child-care costs
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Zimbabwe: Senator Challenges Impact of Global Wars On Zimbabwe Fuel Costs
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Anand states any role in Iran war must fit ‘legal and policy frameworks’
Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand emphasizes that Canada's potential involvement in the conflict involving Iran must adhere to legal and policy frameworks, with a strong focus on diplomacy.
Ford government unveils plans to ban ticket resales at higher prices
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What suggestions did the IEA give to the world regarding the oil crisis?
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has provided significant recommendations to individuals and governments in light of the ongoing war in the Middle East, which is impacting the global oil market.
MART SAARMA ⟩ Estonian science must be more boldly linked to the development of society and the economy in the era of global problems
The article emphasizes the importance of linking Estonian science with societal and economic development to effectively tackle global challenges.
The paradox of war and the market: Trump fights Iran while easing its oil embargo
The article discusses the contradictory U.S. policy towards Iran, where the Trump administration considers easing oil sanctions to combat rising global energy prices amid a backdrop of military tensions.
GALLERY ⟩ Fuel prices at gas stations have taken a small step back
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Security Policy: Is Europe Not Interested in the War? But the War is Interested in Europe
The article critiques the European Union's ineffective responses to global conflicts, particularly the war in Ukraine and tensions in Iran, highlighting the lack of serious recognition from world powers.
How We Will Avoid 'Suicide'
The article critiques a leader's destabilizing foreign policy actions that have threatened global stability.
New research says Canada needs to do more to address growing electricity demand
A new report highlights the urgent need for Canadian governments to act swiftly in order to manage rising electricity demand and maintain affordable prices for consumers.
No need to look for blame for inflation
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Foreign minister Anand declares Canada’s ‘mission’ is to ‘lead’ amid global disorder
Foreign Minister Anita Anand emphasizes Canada’s responsibility to lead in global affairs during a speech at a major trade conference.
Canadian population saw 2nd straight drop as 2025 ended: StatCan
Canada experienced a population decrease of over 103,000 individuals from October 2025 to January 2026, marking the second consecutive quarterly decline in the population, attributed largely to a reduction in non-permanent residents.
'My uncle is Donald Trump – his one trait could spell disaster for the world'
Mary Trump expresses concern that her uncle Donald Trump's character flaw may lead to global disaster due to his militaristic approach to foreign policy, particularly in the Middle East.
Shoppers president met health minister as Ontario expanded prescription powers
Ontario's new policy allows pharmacists to prescribe medication for common ailments, leading to a meeting between Health Minister Sylvia Jones and Shoppers Drug Mart's president.
Before the storm arrives
The article discusses the upcoming monetary policy decisions by the Bank of Mexico in light of recent inflation trends and global economic uncertainties.
The IMF warns: The world is sinking in a swamp of debt
The IMF warns that global sovereign debt has reached alarming levels, poised to exceed 100% of global GDP by the end of the decade.
Visit to Guatemala: Steinmeier on a Partnership Search in Latin America
During his visit to Guatemala, German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier emphasized the importance of building relationships with like-minded nations amidst global instability.
Copom reduces basic interest rate by 0.25 percentage points; Selic goes to 14.75% per year
The Brazilian Central Bank's Monetary Policy Committee has reduced the basic interest rate to 14.75% amid global uncertainty caused by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Central banks know that controlling inflation has become more challenging
Central banks in the US and Brazil are adopting cautious approaches to monetary policy in response to a more uncertain global environment and inflationary pressures.
Global Affairs Canada eyes taking ‘more risks’ in uncertain world: document
Global Affairs Canada is considering adopting a more risk-taking approach in response to geopolitical shifts and economic changes, as outlined in a new planning document.
Canadian Medical Association seeking to intervene on Saskatchewan pronoun case
The Canadian Medical Association is seeking to intervene in a significant legal case regarding parental consent for students changing their names or pronouns in Saskatchewan schools.
Vilnius: 'Orlen Lietuva' must immediately release 80,000 tons of fuel reserves to the market
Lithuania's Energy Ministry announced that 'Orlen Lietuva' is to release 80,000 tons of fuel reserves in response to global oil market disruptions due to the Iran conflict.
Vilnius: 'Orlen Lietuva' must immediately release 80 thousand tons of fuel reserves onto the market
Lithuania's energy sector has announced the decision to release 80,000 tons of fuel reserves in response to disruptions in the global oil market due to the Iran conflict.
'Dangerous Donald Trump’s sheer incompetence is weakening US while world picks up the bill'
The article criticizes Donald Trump's handling of foreign policy, particularly regarding Iran, claiming it has weakened the U.S. while destabilizing global economics.
Only Tankers Paid in Yuan Can Pass Through the Strait... Iran Discusses Passage with 8 Countries
Iran is considering allowing only tankers that are paid for in Chinese Yuan to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, with discussions ongoing with eight other countries regarding this policy.
War in the Middle East: Iran's Foreign Minister Announces 'Wave of Global Consequences'
Iran's Foreign Minister has warned that the consequences of the Iran conflict will be felt globally, following several attacks in the region and calls for further international dissent against the war.
'University Implements Public Policy': UFRGS Dean Highlighted in Forbes List Says Public Universities Are Under Global Attack
Márcia Cristina Bernardes Barbosa, the dean of UFRGS, warns that public and community universities worldwide are facing a coordinated effort to discredit them, despite their key role in implementing public policies.
Zelensky, the nightmare of disengagement. Putin fears attacks and blackouts the web
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visits London amid global tensions, with fears that U.S. disengagement could embolden Russia.
Ontario expanding bring-your-own-booze rules to include festivals
Ontario is expanding its bring-your-own-alcohol rules to allow consumption at various municipal events, aiming to boost tourism and attendance.
Global investors now see Nigeria differently – NGX boss
The CEO of Nigerian Exchange Group highlights a shift in global investor sentiment towards Nigeria's economic prospects, driven by recent market performance and policy reforms.
RAIMOND KALJULAID ⟩ Minister Tsahka, who are these 'fat cats'? Allowing foreign policy to sink to the level of teenagers is dangerous
Raimond Kaljulaid critiques the state of foreign policy in Estonia, highlighting a crises in values and direction amid significant global changes.