Record U.S. Government Shutdown Enters 43rd Day
The U.S. government shutdown reaches record 43 days, straining public services and fueling political tensions as citizens bear the economic burden.
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Bolivia’s New President Faces Economic Storm on Day One
Bolivia’s new president Rodrigo Paz takes office during severe economic challenges, including fuel shortages and soaring inflation, testing his leadership immediately.
French Political Crisis Deepens as Prime Minister Loses Confidence Vote
French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou ousted after losing historic confidence vote amid budget crisis, raising concerns over France’s debt and political stability.
Deadly Clashes Erupt in Kenya as Protests Turn Violent
At least 10 killed, 29 injured in Kenya as security forces clash with protesters during nationwide unrest over economic reforms, human rights body confirms.
Trade Tensions Threaten Greece’s Historic Marble Industry
Greece’s ancient marble industry faces existential threat from proposed U.S. tariffs, jeopardizing cultural heritage and regional economies amid global trade tensions.
Trump’s 100-Day Tariff Wars Spark Global Economic Turmoil
Analysis highlights how Trump’s 100-day tariff wars triggered financial instability, eroded global trade norms, and stifled U.S. economic growth, drawing sharp critiques from experts.
UK Pet Abandonment Surges Amid Cost-of-Living Crisis: A Shelter’s Story
UK animal shelters face record pet abandonments as rising living costs leave owners heartbroken, with 5,700+ cases reported this year amid economic strain.
Ecuador Votes in Tight Presidential Runoff Amid Economic, Security Challenges
Ecuadorans vote in a closely contested presidential runoff between Daniel Noboa and Luisa González, amid economic struggles and rising violence.