Argentina finds itself grappling with significant economic challenges, yet there remains a glimmer of hope for a turnaround, contingent upon the successful passage of a comprehensive reform package proposed by President Javier Milei. According to Ricardo Markous, CEO of Tecpetrol, a pivotal player in Argentina’s energy sector, the country’s economic woes could be alleviated and fiscal... 

Governments across the European Union are actively participating in war games designed to simulate and predict a looming global food crisis. A convergence of critical factors, including the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict disrupting grain supplies, weather anomalies like El Niño and La Niña affecting Latin American soy production, and anti-EU farmers’ protests disrupting supermarket chains,... 

Australia’s march toward a cashless society is rapidly accelerating, with Bankwest, a subsidiary of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), leading the charge by shuttering 45 physical branches and transitioning the remaining 15 CBA branches to digital-only operations by October 2024. The move underscores a broader trend within the Australian banking landscape, where traditional institutions... 

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev vehemently rejected the EU’s demand for the return of Romania’s stolen gold reserves, denouncing it as “impudence” in a scathing rebuke issued on social media. The European Parliament’s resolution, passed on Thursday, called for Moscow to repatriate 91.5 metric tons of gold and cultural artifacts, originally exported to the Russian... 

In the hallowed halls of the European Parliament, a seismic decision reverberated through the chambers, sending shockwaves across diplomatic corridors. Lawmakers, with unwavering resolve, endorsed a non-binding resolution that demanded justice be served, a demand that echoed the cries of a nation for the return of its long-lost gold reserves. The genesis of this saga can be traced back to the tumultuous... 

The European Union’s recent move to outlaw both gas and coal fires in homes within a little over 15 years has sparked controversy and concerns about the financial implications for property owners. This regulation, passed by the European Parliament in collaboration with the European Council, aims to reduce emissions and energy consumption in buildings, with buildings currently accounting for... 

The upper house of the Swiss parliament on Thursday passed by a modest majority a proposal to allow frozen Russian assets in the country to be given to Ukraine as war reparations, Világgazdaság reports. The issue has sparked heated debate in the shadow of the banking system, a key sector for the country’s neutrality. For the time being, the ruling only allows the government to find a way in international... 

During a meeting of Poland’s National Security Council, President Andrzej Duda outlined a major objective for his Washington visit – convincing US leaders to endorse an increased spending requirement for NATO members, aimed at sending a strong message to Russia. Duda proposed that NATO nations should be compelled to allocate a minimum of 3% of their GDP to defense, up from the current 2% guideline.... 

French President Emmanuel Macron reportedly said on Thursday that he recognizes no limits or Russian “red lines” when it comes to backing Kyiv, drawing criticism from both Moscow and the opposition at home. Macron called the opposition leaders to the Elysee Palace to discuss France’s support for Ukraine, BFMTV reported on Thursday. After more than three hours of discussion, no consensus was... 

Investors are no longer buying what the private Federal Reserve banking cartel is trying to sell them. Inflation continues to roar, as are the prices for gold, bitcoin and other non-fiat assets that continue to outperform increasingly worthless U.S. paper dollars. Gold is teetering at an all-time high, as is bitcoin. Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar is, well, not as popular as it once was. The U.S. stock... 

Globalist billionaire Bill Gates is demanding world governments follow the lead of the European Union and India and approve his “global digital ID” system which has inbuilt features designed to exclude people from participating in society if they do not comply with the globalist agenda. The European Union parliament officially approved the “European Digital Identity Wallet” on Friday, laying... 

In a noteworthy trend, millionaires and elites are reportedly amassing gold as part of their doomsday preparations, intending to use it for potential bartering in times of crisis, according to insights from Jonathan Rose, the CEO of Genesis Gold Group in Beverly Hills, California. The surge in gold sales, attributed to factors ranging from cell service outages to concerns about the upcoming election,... 

Poverty levels in Argentina hit a multiple-year high in January following the drastic economic reforms carried out by newly installed President Javier Milei, the Social Debt Observatory of the Catholic University of Argentina (UCA) said in its latest report released this past weekend. According to the data, the share of people in poverty in the country surged to 57.4% last month, the highest since... 

Grain traders imported 1 million tons of Ukrainian wheat into Romania this season, making Romania the second-largest export market for Ukrainian wheat after Spain (3.3 million tons), Romanian business portal Economica.net reported, citing data from the Ukrainian customs authorities. In the market year that started on July 1 last year, Ukrainian wheat exports fell by 4 percent compared to the previous... 

The European Commission insists on extending the duty-free and quota-free access of Ukrainian agricultural products and foodstuffs to EU markets for another year. EU trade commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis recently called on Hungary, Poland and Slovakia to immediately lift the ban on imports of Ukrainian products, which was introduced under national jurisdiction last September. He noted that trade policy...