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Made to Kremlin Order: Washington Wants to Redraw Donbas for Putin

victim's capitulation, it is no longer a mediator. It becomes an accomplice to humiliation. The Economist's reporting also explains the rush: after Trump's defeat in the midterm elections, Democrats

Alex Carter·Nov 10, 2026·5 min read

Business & Economy

US container imports drop: Trump tariffs rattle global trade

policies act as political theatre — inflicting long-term damage on both importers and consumers. Economists at the Peterson Institute warn that the latest tariffs could shave up to 0.3% off GDP growth

Ethan Clark·Oct 10, 2025·4 min read

Markets & Finance

Wall Street Trade Deal Rally: Euphoria vs China Risk

shock this week, but the tremors haven’t stopped. Analytical Deep Dive: The inflation trap Every economist in New York knows what happens if the China tariffs kick in: inflation reignites. The

Grace Harris·Oct 12, 2025·7 min read

Law

Supreme Court Lisa Cook case: Trump firing bid blocked

more than Washington wants to admit. Context: the fight over independence Lisa Cook, an economist appointed to the Federal Reserve Board, became a target of Trump’s latest purge against independent agencies

Benjamin Scott·Oct 2, 2025·4 min read

Business & Economy

US tariffs on Chinese imports: Wall Street’s breaking point

for safe havens: gold climbed above $2,450 per ounce, Treasury yields plunged, and the dollar strengthened. Economists now warn that the move could shave 0.5 percentage points off global GDP next

Madison Reed·Oct 13, 2025·4 min read

Markets & Finance

ECB dollar risk: European banks brace for tariff turmoil ahead

approved collateral pools and bilateral swap extensions with smaller central banks. One unnamed ECB economist confirmed that the simulations were triggered by “geopolitical risk” — code for trade tension with the U.S. The

Grace Harris·Oct 21, 2025·8 min read

Business & Economy

IMF Global Slowdown: Why Leaders Warn of a Coming Storm

the EU — is now shrinking for the fifth consecutive quarter. As one French economist put it bluntly during the IMF sessions: “Europe isn’t slowing down. It’s standing still.” 4. Emerging

Benjamin Scott·Oct 16, 2025·6 min read

Business & Economy

US-Japan Trade Deal: A Fragile Peace in Trump’s Tariff Wars

U.S. imports from Japan fell 9% in Q3 2025, while manufacturing layoffs rose in the Midwest. Economists from the Peterson Institute note that protectionist policies are now costing the U.S. economy roughly

Madison Reed·Oct 12, 2025·9 min read

Markets & Finance

US stock market government shutdown: Wall Street’s defiance

record highs. Without official data, policymakers can’t see the cracks forming beneath the rally. Economists warn that the real damage of a shutdown is invisible: the delayed contracts, halted permits, and

Madison Reed·Oct 5, 2025·4 min read

Business & Economy

Canada budget deficit: Trudeau’s $7.79B gamble

than a temporary downturn. Trudeau’s government gambles on growth that may never materialize. The opposition, economists, and citizens must demand accountability. Because if $7.79 billion in four months is considered “manageable

Madison Reed·Sep 27, 2025·3 min read

Business & Economy

US job market slowdown: recession fears intensify as hiring stalls

narrative is losing altitude. Oppositional Argument: why the “healthy slowdown” myth is collapsing Mainstream economists keep repeating the same comforting refrain: “The job market is cooling, not collapsing.” But that’s not

Madison Reed·Oct 4, 2025·4 min read

Opinion

US job market stagnation hits young workers hardest

Official unemployment hovers at low levels, the Fed boasts about “soft landings,” and economists celebrate resilience. Yet beneath the surface, the reality is brutal: young workers cannot find stable jobs, entry-level

Maria Torres·Aug 24, 2025·3 min read

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