Russian President Vladimir Putin said last week that Russia managed to withstand strict Western sanctions by turning away from the West, focusing on Asia and Africa while embracing one of our Top Trends: Self-Sufficiency.
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NEW NUCLEAR FEARS AT ZAPORIZHZHYA AFTER DAM ATTACK
Rafael Grossi, the head of the UN's International Atomic Energy Agency, visited Ukraine last week to gauge the threat risk at the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant after the Kharkiv dam attack earlier this month.
SPOTLIGHT, TOP TREND 2023: OFFICE BUILDING BUST
The Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) will increase scrutiny of banks’ exposure to the rising risk of commercial real estate loans defaulting...
UKRAINE’S COUNTEROFFENSIVE: A BLOODY MESS, WILL KYIV GO NUCLEAR?
While Ukrainian forces continue to face stiff resistance from their Russian opponents—who control about 20 percent of the country and destroyed much of Ukraine—the media continues to sell the propaganda that Kyiv is somehow in the driver’s seat.
DISGRACED FORMER BRITISH CLOWN PM JOHNSON LIED ABOUT PARTIES DURING COVID LOCKDOWNS
Boris Johnson, the former British prime minister, could be banned from the U.K. parliament after a new report from the House of Comm
PUTIN ALLY MAKES CASE FOR TARGETED NUCLEAR STRIKES TO END UKRAINE WAR
Sergey Karaganov, a chairman at the Council of Foreign and Defense Policy and close ally to Russian President Vladimir Putin, put forth the case for Russia using targeted nuclear strikes in Europe to break the will of the West because the U.S. does not want a nuclear clash with Russia.
NEW STUDY HOLDS BAD NEWS FOR COVID “UP-TO-DATE” VACCINATED
A study released on 12 Jun concerning thousands of Cleveland clinic workers has found that incidents of COVID infection were lower for non “up-to-date” COVID vaccination individuals over the sampled period, than for vaccinated individuals.
WHEN THE ECONOMY FALLS JOBS GO WITH IT
As equity markets rise and the “good news” that inflation is falling, on the employment front, the firing binge continues... as we have continued to detail over the past 43 weeks.
SIGNET JEWELERS SLUMP: DID COVID KILL IT?
Signet Jewelers, the parent company of the Zales and Kay jewelry store chains, cut its 2023 financial outlook, saying the COVID lockdown killed sales and the following rise in inflation and interest rates has slashed demand for engagement rings.
ONLINE BANKS LURING DEPOSITS AWAY FROM BRICK-AND-MORTAR RIVALS
During this year’s first quarter, online banks increased their total deposits while small and regional brick-and-mortar competitors were seeing depositors flee.