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10. 10. 2022 No Responses

Germany, Denmark and Norway will purchase 16 Slovak-made Zuzana 2 howitzers for Ukraine

Slovakian Defense Minister Jaro Nad has reported that Germany, Norway and Denmark have made the decision to buy and deliver Slovakian-made 155mm Zuzana 2 self-propelled howitzers to Ukraine. “Just signed an agreement with Denmark, Germany🇩🇪 Norway🇸🇯 who will fund the...

6. 10. 2022 No Responses

US sets free over 300,000 illegal migrants with GPS tracking devices

Biden administration has reportedly more than tripled the number of migrants released in the US with cell-phone and GPS monitoring. President Joe Biden’s administration has reportedly vastly expanded use of a program that sets loose illegal aliens into the U...

5. 10. 2022 No Responses

Elon Musk’s idea for Twitter

I have an idea for a blockchain media system that does both payments and short text messages links like Twitter. Musk finally conceding to buy the social network at the original proposed price of $54.20. Things get more interesting in...

4. 10. 2022 No Responses

US Coal Prices Soar Above $200

Bloomberg said spot coal prices for the week ending Sept. 30 increased to $204.95 per ton. Data was sourced from US Energy Information Administration, which said this was the highest price in records dating back to 2005. The energy-market shockwaves from Ru...

3. 10. 2022 No Responses

Gas Starts Flowing To Poland Via New Baltic Pipeline From Norway

Natural gas started flowing to Poland through the new Baltic Pipe pipeline from Norway via the Baltic Sea on the morning of Oct. 1, Polish gas pipeline operator Gaz-System said. “Promises made over six years ago have been kept,” Gaz-System said, accordin...

2. 10. 2022 No Responses

Poland formally demands $1.2 trillion in damages from Germany

Polish Foreign Minister Zbigniew Rau signed a diplomatic note to Germany on Monday that finalizes demands for compensation for the damages from the Nazi invasion and occupation during World War II. Warsaw is seeking $1.2 trillion, but the claim has...

1. 10. 2022 No Responses

U.S. and EU Pension Funds Could Face Their Own “Lehman Moment”

The Bank of England intervention this week was a result of pension funds potentially having a “Lehman Moment”. Reports noted that pension plans overseas were hastily selling bonds to try and meet margin calls, a scenario that I am certain we are...

30. 9. 2022 No Responses

US Hits Chinese Firms With New Sanctions Over Iranian Oil

The US has slapped new sanctions on Chinese firms related to Iran’s petrochemical and petroleum trade, after years of reports of Chinese tankers engaged in sanctions-busting activity, and at a moment that a finalized restored JCPOA nuclear deal has all but....

29. 9. 2022 No Responses

BYD sets prices for EV models intended for Europe

Chinese giant BYD, seeking to fast establish a name in Europe, disclosed tentative prices for three full-electric passenger vehicles to be delivered in six European countries. The Atto 3, a compact crossover, will be sold for 38,000 euros. Two midsize model...

28. 9. 2022 No Responses

Russia One Step Closer To Using Crypto In International Trade

The Russian Ministry of Finance and its central bank have agreed on a draft bill allowing bitcoin and cryptocurrency payments for international trade settlements, per a report from Russian news outlet Tass. The bill “as a whole writes out how...

27. 9. 2022 No Responses

Syria Demands Compensation For Oil Losses In UN Speech

In a rare plea before the U.N. General Assembly in New York, Syria’s top diplomat demanded compensation for oil and gas stolen by the United States, as well as its monumental energy losses over the course of the 11-year long war....

26. 9. 2022 No Responses

New Zealand Prime Minister Calls For A Global Censorship System

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is the latest liberal leader to call for an international alliance to censor speech. Unsatisfied with the unprecedented corporate censorship of social media companies, leaders like Hillary Clinton have turned from pr...

25. 9. 2022 No Responses

JP Morgan To Cannibalize Its Own Card Revenue In Race To Be First On Pay-By-Bank Processing

Pay-by-bank processing would abandon costly interchange fees charged by card companies like Visa and Mastercard. “If I hear that any of you aren’t sharing information with each other, or you’re hiding information, you’re fired.” That’s appa...

24. 9. 2022 No Responses

Germany: Greens Plan To Ban Native Germans From A Third Of Jobs To Promote ‘Diversity’

In the name of promoting “diversity,” ruling Greens in the German the city of Hanover plan to ban a third of native citizens from applying for government jobs so they can be given to migrants. “A green mayor makes the...

23. 9. 2022 No Responses

Boeing Settles With SEC For $200 Million Over “Misleading Investors” On 737 Max Safety

Boeing Co. reached a $200 million settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday into allegations that the aircraft manufacturer and former chief executive deceived investors and the public about the safety of the 737 MAX plane that kill...

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