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  • Davos: Economic war is the ‘biggest global risk’

    January 14, 2026

    Trade wars and economic disputes between global powers are the biggest risk to the world over the next two years, business leaders, academics and government officials have said in a report ahead of the World Economic Forum’s Davos meeting.  Nearly a fifth of respondents in a survey (18 per cent) by the World Economic Forum [...]

  • Trump tells Iranian people: ‘Help is on its way’

    January 13, 2026

    President Trump has threatened Iran’s autocratic leaders over the killing of protestors while suggesting he was preparing to intervene with military action in the country,  In a post on Truth Social, Trump said the country’s authorities “will pay a big price” over the killing of protestors following unrest in the country. He added that he [...]

  • Venezuela is ‘uninvestable’ as Trump unnerves market analysts

    January 10, 2026

    Venezuela is “uninvestable” and requires sweeping reforms before oil giants can support US ambitions, a top chief executive has warned Donald Trump, in a warning that comes amid growing concerns the president is set to rattle markets and hit global economies.  ExxonMobil boss Darren Woods appeared to distance the company from the president’s ambitions to [...]

  • Labour urged to ramp up defence spending 

    January 7, 2026

    The Labour government is being urged to ramp up defence spending at a faster pace as opposition party leaders warned threats to Greenland, Ukraine and Nato required Keir Starmer to take swift action.  Tory leader Kemi Badenoch and Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey were among those demanding the government to bring forward a 2034 deadline [...]

  • Starmer sends Trump warning on Greenland in sign of icy relations

    January 6, 2026

    Keir Starmer has joined EU countries in sending President Trump a warning to back off Greenland in another sign of tensions emerging between between the US and Western allies.  In a statement on Tuesday, European leaders defended Nato member Denmark’s claim over the islands in the Atlantic Ocean, adding that the issue of control was [...]

  • Cost burden on firms rise at fastest pace since May

    January 6, 2026

    Cost burdens on firms rose at their fastest pace since May as bosses dealt with wage growth pressures and sky-high energy prices, new data has indicated.  S&P Global’s latest purchasing managers’ index (PMI), a monthly survey tracking hundreds of companies’ performances, showed that cost increases became heavier at the end of last year.  Researchers said [...]

  • Gold notches new high as Trump escalates Venezuela threats

    December 23, 2025

    Gold has returned to its record-breaking routine this week as escalating geopolitical tensions and falling interest rates sent the metal to new highs. The yellow metal was closing in on $4,500 on Tuesday morning, reaching highs of $4,497 in early trading. On Monday, the price of an ounce of gold crossed the $4,400 mark for [...]

  • The politics behind the 2026 Fifa World Cup draw and schedule

    December 9, 2025

    By the time the Village People walked out on stage to close the 2026 Fifa World Cup draw, to the delight of US President Donald Trump and Fifa chief Gianni Infantino, many fans’ thoughts had already turned to who their team would be playing and when. And when the full schedule was confirmed 24 hours [...]

  • Why naming Washington Commanders stadium after Trump suits President

    November 11, 2025

    The Washington Commanders potentially naming their NFL stadium after Donald Trump plays into the President’s proposition that “he is making America great again”. The new DC stadium will sit where its predecessor sat, in view of the United States Capitol building and there have been reports of a potential Trump association, something the White House [...]

  • Nvidia hits historic $5tn market cap

    October 29, 2025

    AI and chips behemoth Nvidia has smashed another record valuation, with its $5tn market cap that puts it well clear of the GDP of Germany – the fourth biggest economy in the world. Shares in Nvidia jumped up 3.5 per cent in premarket trading, amid a surge in investor enthusiasm for AI.  Nvidia’s surge followed [...]

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