Benny Gantz, the outgoing Israeli defense minister, said in an interview last week that Tel Aviv has the military power to wipe out Tehran’s nuclear facilities, but should only carry out such an attack as a last resort.
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BIDEN ADMINISTRATION TO KEEP FIGHTING COVID WAR: EMERGENCY STATUS IN PLACE
The COVID War, launched by China in January 2020 in celebration of its Lunar New Year, “The Year of the Rat,” was designated a National Emergency by President Donald Trump on Black Friday, 13 March 2020.
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WAR-MONGERS IN CONGRESS PUSH RECORD SPENDING FOR MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
Last week, the cover of The Trends Journal highlighted the midterm elections and read, “AMERIKA VOTE FOR THE LOSER YOU HATE THE LEAST…THE WAR MACHINE ALWAYS WINS.”
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U.S. FARMERS SHUTTING DOWN DUE TO BIDEN CLIMATE AGENDA DICTATES
Climate Agenda radical impositions limiting and increasing the costs of fertilizers and energy, aren’t only affecting farmers in the Netherlands and the rest of Europe, or Canada.
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SPOTLIGHT: BIGS GETTING BIGGER
Chicago-based VillageMD, an affiliate of Walgreens Boots Alliance, the drug chain’s British division, is buying Summit Health, a chain of 340 urgent and primary care clinics in the U.S. northeast and Oregon.
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SPOTLIGHT: CHINA
Shops and warehouses in the U.S. and Europe are overstocked with inventory, causing orders for new goods from China’s factories to plunge by as much as 50 percent last month, according to the Financial Times.
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ARE LUXURY BRANDS PEAKING?
In this year’s third quarter, the Ralph Lauren fashion brand’s U.S. revenue grew 13 percent. Capri Holdings, which owns Michael Kors and Versace, saw revenue jump 17.5 percent. Both grew more than the rate of inflation.
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ECB: INTEREST RATES TO GO UP AS ECONOMY GOES DOWN
Officials of the European Central Bank (ECB) denied claims of a pending “dovish pivot” that would lead the bank to slow its pace of interest rate hikes or stop them entirely.
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POLAND’S ECONOMY TANKS AS INFLATION ROCKETS UP
Inflation in Poland is galloping at almost 18 percent, with core inflation—which leaves out food and fuel price increases—above 10 percent.
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U.K. HIT BY DRAGFLATION
Britain’s economy contracted 0.2 percent in this year’s third quarter and considering the socioeconomic and geopolitical trends it will continue to shrink through the winter.