Business

Worming Its Way Onto Europe’s Plates

The EU has officially approved the use of shredded mealworms as food products. The beetle powder evangelists are adamant that a small dosage of the additive will benefit both the environment and our nutrition.

18.02.2025

Business

Massacre in Africa Poses a Threat to the Global Electronics Industry

The situation in the region is rapidly developing starting to impact the interests of global corporates

31.01.2025

Business

Paris Olympics: A Defective Fairy Tale

The 2024 Paris Olympics has reemerged in the media spotlight. Except the thrills and spills of sporting events have nothing to do with it.

29.01.2025

Business

Germany Is Experiencing One Of The Longest Crises Since Hitler’s Times

This is the longest stagnation in its entire post-war history. And the new year might turn out not to be better than the two previous years. Why is formerly largest economy doing worse than the others?

20.01.2025

Business

Windmills Will Make Europe Raise Electricity Prices

European investors started refusing from investing in wind power plants. This has become unprofitable.

13.12.2024

Business

Food Prices to Start France’s Demise

Unrest is gaining pace in France’s overseas departments. Earlier it embraced New Caledonia where a strong independence movement has been on the rise. What is this about and why is it a symptom of a very dangerous crisis for France?

16.10.2024

Business

How Much Will the World Pay for a Large-Scale War in the Middle East?

If the conflict between Iran and Israel begins to ramp up, economic consequences will be much more serious than today.

07.10.2024

Business

The French Face Reckoning After Years of Prospering at the Expense of Others

France is sick financially: ‘the patient’ is having fever, with the future presented only in dark colours and doctors not being able to agree on the treatment. Hardly had he taken the PM appointment, when Michel Barnier made it clear that the situation is ‘very serious’.

26.09.2024

Business

Ukraine Is Dragging the Entire Europe Into an Energy Collapse

Ukraine has had to ask for emergency energy supplies from its European neighbours. However, there have been increasingly fewer signs that Europeans are happy to provide such assistance to Kiev’s government.

19.09.2024

Business

Energy Shortages Undercutting Polish Industrial Sector

The electricity prices in Poland have skyrocketed to the point where the once-prosperous businesses are now struggling to scrape by. The country is headed for a massive-scale de-industrialisation due to gas shortages and the EU’s rigorous environmental safety standards.

29.08.2024

Business

Why Europeans Refuse to Store Gas in Ukraine

Europe has gone fearful of storing its gas in Ukraine, but it is still buying maximum volumes of Russian gas transported via Ukraine.

22.08.2024

Business

Cutting Russia’s Gas Supplies Makes Poles Mad at Their Authorities

Why has Poland started to feel the repercussions of terminating the gas contract with Russia just lately?

04.06.2024

Business

Finland to Become NATO’s Gunpowder Mill

The EU failing to make good on its ammo supply vow is bothering Kiev – and Helsinki too. The Finns have decided to take matters into their own hands and turn their country into one large TNT and gunpowder production facility.

13.05.2024

Business

Europe’s Rising Dependence on the Russian LNG

What is it that makes Europeans purchase increasing amounts of the Russian LNG?

18.04.2024

Business

Why Bitcoin and Gold Are Hitting All-Time Records

Bitcoin and gold are the two assets, which hit all-time records. And, apparently, they are going to move beyond this benchmark. Why did these assets sky-rocket and what are experts predicting?

15.03.2024

Business

France To Be Impacted by Ukraine Aid

The West’s feisty vows to ‘unconditionally support’ Ukraine, especially when it comes to financial aid, are failing every single reality check. Now France is facing a litany of financial woes. What is it all about?

27.02.2024

Business

Finns Affected by the Falling-out With Russia

Finland has been rocked by large-scale strikes for months now. The protesters come from the transport sector, postal service and the utilities.

08.02.2024

Business

Farmers Posing a Major Threat to EU Authorities

Amid the slumping economy with skyrocketing diesel fuel prices and no access to Russian fertilisers, the governments chose to plug the budget holes at the farmers’ expense.

25.01.2024

Business

Reasons for Saudis Starting a Global Oil Price War

In an expected move, Saudi Arabia has dropped the global crude oil prices, which conflicts the goals and strategy of OPEC+.

12.01.2024

Business

Europe Falls Addicted to Russia’s Steel

The European Union extended the grace period for the import of Russian semi-finished steel products – slabs and square billets, despite the adoption of the 12th sanction package.

26.12.2023