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German automakers shifting to weapons production — newspaper
According to the report, Germany’s industrial sector is experiencing its longest period of stagnation since World War II due to falling demand and competition from China
FSB foils terror attack involving German suicide bomber in Russia’s Pyatigorsk
A native of a Central Asian republic, born in 1997, a supporter of radicalism, "who was supposed to detonate the explosive device remotely" was exposed
Russian oil exports to China up 31% in Q1 to over 31.8 mln tons
In value terms, Russian oil imports increased by 8.8% in the reporting period year-on-year, reaching $14.37 bln
BofA’s Raedler Warns Equity Markets Too Optimistic Amid 20-Year Low Risk Premium
Sebastian Raedler, head of European equity strategy at Bank of America Corp., said stock markets are underestimating the growing risks to the global economy, as energy supply disruptions add to an increasingly fragile outlook.
New York Giants mock draft: Predicting the 10th pick after the Dexter Lawrence trade
It was already hard enough to predict what the New York Giants will do in the draft under a new power structure led by coach John Harbaugh. The task got much harder after they traded All-Pro defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence to the Cincinnati Bengals for the 10th pick. That leaves the Giants with two top-10 selections and countless combinations of how they can utilize them.Advertisement
Russia’s public debt lowest among G20 nations in 2026 — IMF
Russia’s public debt currently stands at 19.1% of GDP, according to the Fund
Japan Protests China’s Work on New Structure in East China Sea
The Japanese government lodged a protest with China over its work to build a new structure in the East China Sea, as tensions between the two Asian nations simmer amid ongoing military drills.
Goldman’s Snider Says Narrow Earnings Strength Fuels Stock Rally
Narrow pockets of strength in analyst earnings revisions have powered the S&P 500 Index’s rally to a record high, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc. strategists.
Russian first deputy PM says 170 projects worth over $50 bln with Kazakhstan implemented
Russian enterprises are actively involved in the work of industrial parks and special economic zones in Kazakhstan, Denis Manturov added
Iran War Seen Boosting Africa’s Renewable Energy Deals
Private renewable-energy investments in Africa are set to accelerate as the Iran war drives nations to try and cut their dependence on imported oil and gas.
Starmer was told to vet Mandelson before appointing him
Revelation comes ahead of PM addressing Commons about officials’ failure to share findings of security checks
Iran Wavers on Peace Talks as Tensions Rise After US Seizes Ship
Iran wavered on whether to send diplomats to Pakistan for a second round of peace talks after the US maintained a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and seized an Iranian ship, dimming hopes of a breakthrough in efforts to end the war.
Russian first deputy PM says trade with Uzbekistan could grow by 22% to $14 bln in 2026
Last year bilateral trade turnover grew by over 12% to $11.5 bln, Denis Manturov noted
Top Philippine Property Firm Pauses Luxury Tower on War Fallout
Top Philippine builder Ayala Land Inc. said it’s pausing the development and sale of a high-end residential tower in the nation’s central business district due to the impact of the Middle East conflict.
Investors Turn To Defence And Energy Stocks As Iran War Resets Markets
Traders have become more enamored with old-economy companies, which do things like transport goods and provide raw inputs.
Why Your Paycheck Feels Smaller
Ben Casselman, our chief economics correspondent, explains why wages are not keeping up with inflation and what that means for American workers and the economy.
Delays, rising costs hit Asia’s trade as Gulf crisis spills beyond oil
Malaysia’s busiest container port has started refusing Middle East-bound cargo unless shipping lines can guarantee prompt pickup, in one of the clearest signs yet that the Gulf crisis is working its way past oil and into the everyday trade that moves across Asia. Longer transit times, missed sailings and sharply higher insurance premiums are now rippling across the region’s logistics chain, with wine, spirits and other time-sensitive goods acting as an early indicator of disruption that analysts...
Dollar Will Continue to Fall in Next Few Months, Barclays Says
Mitul Kotecha, head of foreign exchange and macro strategy Asia at Barclays, discusses the outlook for the dollar. "If our base case of a de-escalation does occur, and we do see a continued de-escalation, we see some sort of move towards a peace deal and an off ramp, then that should continue to put pressure on the dollar," Kotecha tells Bloomberg Television. "But this is a near-term view in the next few months," he adds. "Ultimately, we still like the dollar." (Source: Bloomberg)
IPL tickets on black market: Karnataka cricket association distances itself, says it doesn’t sell tickets to public
Preliminary investigation suggests the IPL tickets for the Royal Challengers Bengaluru versus Lucknow Super Giants match were sourced through bulk allocations made to private firms.
Russia, Turkmenistan working to create full cycle of ferrous metal production
Russian First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov highlighted that Russian companies were implementing projects in the areas of metallurgy, mechanical engineering, pharmaceuticals, and light industry in Tajikistan as well