UncategorizedUkraine hits back after top agent assassinated in Kyiv fwadmin / July 15, 2025 Domestic intelligence agency ‘eliminated’ two Russia-linked operatives allegedly responsible for killing
UncategorizedThe markets are signalling a clear winner in the Middle East fwadmin / July 15, 2025 Israel’s stunning stock rally suggests the country is cementing its status as the regional economic superpower
UncategorizedAsian shares rise, dollar strengthens ahead of US earnings; JGB yields surge fwadmin / July 15, 2025
UncategorizedNvidia to resume H20 GPU chip sales to Beijing, launches China-compliant model fwadmin / July 15, 2025
UncategorizedChina’s Q2 GDP growth tops forecast even as US tariff risks mount fwadmin / July 15, 2025
UncategorizedUS launches new bid to keep migrants detained by denying hearings, memo shows fwadmin / July 15, 2025
UncategorizedTaiwan president to visit Paraguay next month, paving way for possible US transits fwadmin / July 15, 2025
UncategorizedCybercrime is big business in Asia, and AI could be about to make things worse fwadmin / July 14, 2025 Asia’s “mobile-first market” makes it easier for scammers to make a direct connection to their victims.
UncategorizedGerman defence minister calls on arms makers to deliver fwadmin / July 14, 2025 ‘There is no reason to complain any more,’ says Boris Pistorius in FT interview ahead of trip to Washington
UncategorizedThis car-repair chain’s revenue skyrocketed 130x in the past five years—and 83% of its workforce doesn’t have a college degree, including its CEO fwadmin / July 14, 2025 Matt Ebert reflects on how he came into the car collision repair industry “literally, by accident.”