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Why did Trump pardon convicted Binance founder? Was it business?

US President Donald Trump has pardoned Binance founder Changpeng Zhao just months after his prison term for money-laundering failures. The pardon comes amid the US president’s rollback of Biden-era crypto regulations and Binance’s financial involvement with the Trump family’s World Liberty Financial, a $3-billion digital asset enterprise

Can the US-Australia minerals pact counter China's rare-earth dominance?

The US and Australia have signed an $8.5 billion critical minerals pact to counter China’s dominance in rare earths. The Trump-Albanese summit at the White House signalled a major realignment of global supply chains, with both nations pledging massive investments to secure strategic resources vital for defence and clean energy

Did PM Modi really promise Trump to stop buying Russian oil?

US President Donald Trump claims that Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured him India would halt Russian oil imports — a potential shift in New Delhi’s energy strategy. While Trump framed it as a breakthrough, trade data reveals that India continues to rely heavily on discounted Russian crude

Why Greece wants a 13-hour workday

Greece is pushing through a polarising labour reform allowing employees in select sectors to work up to 13 hours a day for limited periods annually. The Mitsotakis government insists the measure boosts flexibility, but unions call it a rollback of workers’ rights

How Americans are the ones losing after Trump’s tariff war

Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff campaign — designed to revive US manufacturing — has shifted much of the cost burden to American households and businesses. Goldman Sachs estimates that US consumers now bear 55 per cent of tariff costs, while companies absorb 22 per cent, and foreign exporters just 18 per cent

Will Trump’s $20 billion bailout rescue Argentina’s economy?

US President Donald Trump has pledged to help Argentina amid its financial turmoil, with the US Treasury considering a $20 billion bailout through currency swaps and bond purchases. President Javier Milei seeks urgent support as the peso plunges and debt payments loom, hoping to stabilise markets and boost his political standing ahead of October elections

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