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Italy Pushes for Early EU Levy on Cheap E-Commerce Imports
Europe’s trade policy debate has found new urgency in Rome. On Wednesday, Italian Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti called on the European Union to bring forward a planned levy on low-value e-commerce imports, urging that the measure be implemented by 2026, two years earlier…
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Israel’s President Condemns ‘Shocking’ Settler Violence as Tensions Surge in the West Bank
Israel’s President Isaac Herzog has denounced a wave of settler attacks on Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, describing the violence as “shocking and serious” and urging state authorities to act swiftly to end it. The statement marked one of the strongest…
Diplomacy at a Crossroads: G7 Weighs Pressure Tactics to Draw Russia Back to the Table
The world’s top diplomats gathered in Canada this week with one unspoken admission hanging over the polished mahogany tables of the G7 foreign ministers’ meeting: after nearly three years of conflict, Russia shows no real interest in peace. In the…
Delhi Blast Puts India’s Security—and Investor Confidence—on Alert
India’s capital was still reeling on Wednesday as the government confirmed that the car explosion near Delhi’s Red Fort was a “terror incident.” The attack, which killed eight people and injured at least twenty more, marks the city’s first major blast in…
House Democrats Release Epstein Files, Reviving Questions Over Power, Secrecy, and Accountability
The U.S. House of Representatives has reignited one of Washington’s most politically charged controversies, releasing new emails linked to Jeffrey Epstein that appear to reference President Donald Trump’s awareness of Epstein’s conduct. The disclosure, framed by Democrats as a move…
GM’s Great Decoupling: Detroit Pushes Suppliers to Exit China by 2027
General Motors has quietly begun a sweeping reorganization of its global supply network — instructing thousands of suppliers to eliminate parts sourced from China within the next two years. The move marks one of the most ambitious corporate responses yet…
Protesters Storm COP30 Venue as Indigenous Leaders Demand Real Power in Climate Talks
Dozens of Indigenous protesters forced their way into the COP30 climate summit venue on Tuesday, clashing with security guards and temporarily halting the high-stakes negotiations. The incident exposed the deep frustration among Amazonian communities who say they’ve been excluded from…
The BBC’s Breaking Point: Leadership Crisis, Trump Threats, and the Fight to Save Its Legacy
The British Broadcasting Corporation — one of the world’s most respected media institutions — has entered a historic reckoning. Two of its top executives, Director General Tim Davie and BBC News Chief Deborah Turness, resigned this week amid accusations of political bias and…
Financing the Future: COP30 Puts a Price on Survival
As leaders and financiers convened in the Amazonian city of Belem for COP30, the tone was unmistakably urgent: the era of promises is over, and the era of paying for survival has begun. With storms battering Southeast Asia and the…
Ron Dermer’s Exit Marks a Strategic Shift for Israel’s Economic and Diplomatic Agenda
Ron Dermer, Israel’s influential Minister of Strategic Affairs and one of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s closest confidants, has resigned, Israeli media reported on Tuesday. The departure marks a major reshuffling within Israel’s inner circle at a time when the government…