Itamar Ben-Gvir, Israel’s national security minister, praised the U.S.-backed IDF no who opened fire on hundreds of starving Palestinians at a food convoy last week because they felt threatened.
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NOTHING COMPARES TO THE NIGHTMARE IN GAZA: WORLD PEACE FOUNDATION’S CHIEF
Alex de Waal, the executive director of the World Peace Foundation, told reporters last week that the starvation campaign inflicted on the Palestinians in Gaza is a uniquely horrific event in recent history.
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ISRAELI SLAUGHTER AND STARVATION OF PALESTINIAN CHILDREN ESCALATES
For five months, the children of Gaza have been bombed and starved as Israel wages its U.S.-backed genocidal war in the enclave.
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U.S. BLOCKS UN MOTION THAT BLAMES ISRAEL FOR GAZA MASSACRE AT FOOD CONVOY
The Biden administration, once again, proved that there is no crime too severe that Israel can commit against Palestinians that would result in public condemnation or a policy change.
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EUROPE’S WEAPONS MAKERS RIDE THE WAVE OF ARMS SPENDING
With wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, European arms spending rose to $388 billion in 2023, with Europe’s defense contractors booking almost $300 billion in new orders.
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INVESTORS WARM UP TO MILEI’S TOUGH LOVE IN ARGENTINA
Argentina’s bond market is strengthening, with some issues reaching their highest values since 2019 as chain-saw-wielding, self-described “anarcho-libertarian” president Javier Milei continues his dramatic reforms to the country’s economy.
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GERMANY’S CENTRAL BANK USES UP ITS RESERVES, WILL LOSE MONEY THIS YEAR
Germany’s Bundesbank will post a “significant” financial loss this year that could exceed the €700 million of its remaining reserves, the central bank has reported.
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EUROPE’S BIGGEST ALUMINUM PRODUCER CITES “CONSTRUCTION CRASH”
The construction industry in some of Europe’s largest countries is seeing a plunge in demand similar to that during the COVID War, Norsk Hydro, Europe’s largest aluminum producer, said in a recent statement.
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EUROZONE WAGES GROWING AT SLOWER RATE
In 2023’s final quarter, pay for Eurozone workers increased at an annual rate of 4.5 percent, easing from 4.7 percent in the quarter before, European Central Bank (ECB) data showed.
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JAPAN’S NIKKEI SOARS TO HEIGHT NOT SEEN SINCE 1989
On 22 February, Japan’s Nikkei 225 stock index reached its highest level since 1989 as bargain stock prices and tighter corporate regulations drew money exiting Chinese markets, Reuters reported.