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European economist says Russia's economy is strained due to the Ukraine war and sanctions

A leading economist has been telling EU finance ministers that Russia’s economy is under growing strain as its invasion of Ukraine drags on

The Independent UK

Immigrants are not spongers or skivers, says Sadiq Khan, after PM's 'island of strangers' speech

London mayor says of Sir Keir Starmer’s comments: ‘Those aren’t words that I would use’

Evening Standard

Trump’s Middle East trip isn’t just about diplomacy. It’s about the family business

The Trump Organization has millions in developments in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE – sites of his first state visit

The Guardian - US

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Give birth? In this economy? US women scoff at Trump’s meager ‘baby bonuses’

Trump administration is considering pronatalist policies such as awarding $5,000 for every birth – but women say they want universal healthcare and cheaper childcare

The Guardian - US

Asian shares gain after Wall Street's rally, but hopes are tempered by trade war uncertainties

Asian shares have advanced after China and the United States announced a 90-day truce in their trade war

The Independent UK

A year after deadly riots, New Caledonia’s president vows to address push for independence

Exclusive: In the wake of unrest that rattled the French overseas territory, Alcide Ponga discusses how to rebuild and his plan for the future

The Guardian - AU

The 2025 Digital Abilities Plan: Adjustment, Imagination, and Continuous Learning in a Fast-Changing Economy

In 2025, the digital economy will not just be growing but dominating. One fact stands high amid these shifts: digital abilities are no longer optional.

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Price says some Liberals still back nuclear – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

The 2025 Toyota RAV4 Isn’t Perfect, But It’s Everywhere For A Good Reason

There are literally millions of Americans who wake up every day, leave their bedrooms and venture about their days behind the wheel of a Toyota RAV4. They’re everywhere: in shopping malls, at office parks, in the end-of-school day pickup line. Clearly, Toyota’s done something right; people are buying these things…

InsideEVs

Consumers in crossfire despite US-China trade war truce

An index measuring consumer sentiment is improving after the US tariff announcements, but Australians are warned the economic impact still remains uncertain.

AAP

Trump pivots from populist economic campaign ideas - Roll Call

President Donald Trump does not sound much like Candidate Donald Trump on the economy, opting to take a much bolder approach.

Roll Call

UK’s India trade deal offers wider access to a surging economy – and could make food imports cheaper

After more than three years and 14 rounds of negotiations, the UK and India have finally announced a free trade agreement (FTA). UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer will formally sign the deal on a visit to India later this year. This is the biggest and most economically significant bilateral trade…

The Conversation

‘Elbows up’ in Canada means sustainable resource development

“Elbows up” means many things today in Canada, including using the country’s rich natural resources more effectively to support a strong, independent economy that benefits people and society.

The Conversation

‘I Think It's Led To Bad Things’: Warren Buffett Says Tariffs are Causing Harm and ‘We Want a Prosperous World’

At the 2025 Berkshire Hathaway shareholder meeting, Warren Buffett warned that weaponizing trade risks global prosperity, and urged cooperation over confrontation in an increasingly fractured world economy.

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The Conversation

The birth of the EU: Europe celebrates 75th anniversary of the Schuman declaration

9 May 2025 marked the 75th anniversary of the Schuman Declaration, the proposal by French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman (1886-1963) to pool the production of coal and steel – vital raw materials for Europe’s industry and economy – with Germany. This was done through the Economic Coal and Steel Community…

The Guardian - US

Americans putting life on hold amid economic anxiety under Trump, poll shows

Harris poll for Guardian finds people reconsidering major life events such as having children or buying a home

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Stock Index Futures Rally as U.S. and China Agree on Temporary Tariff Cuts, Inflation Data and Powell’s Remarks Awaited

June S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESM25) are up +2.78%, and June Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQM25) are up +3.82% this morning after China and the U.S. agreed to reduce tariffs for 90 days following weekend trade talks in Geneva aimed at easing tensions.

Fortune

'Size does not matter': Bhutan’s tiny sovereign wealth fund banks on green energy and Bitcoin

Bhutan wants to be known for more than just spiritual tourism and Himalayan mountains.

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The Independent UK

Puerto Rico seeks to lure manufacturing to boost its economy as Trump's tariff war deepens

A global trade war is offering Puerto Rico hope as the island attempts to strengthen its fragile economy

Euronews

Are these the best European countries to start a business in?

Euronews explores which countries in Europe are relatively easier to set up a new business in, given the current economic environment.

The Guardian - AU

Labor wants to boost productivity. Does this mean Australians need to work even harder?

Productivity is down and it’s hurting the economy and your salary. Here’s how treasurer Jim Chalmers plans to try and fix that

Evening Standard

'London's nightlife shouldn't be an afterthought': MEATliqour founder raises concerns about Khan’s licencing powers

Khan has been granted new licensing powers as part of a government initiative to cut bureaucratic “red tape” hindering the night-time economy

TechRadar

From Garmin to Whoop and Polar, the rise in fitness tech subscriptions is a sign that one day we'll own nothing

The subscription-based economy has always been a part of fitness, from gyms to personal data.

The Guardian - UK

Fixing England’s water isn’t just the right thing to do – it can be the start of Labour’s fightback

There is an appetite in this country for policy that will change lives. What is more fundamental than the water we use and bills we pay, asks Labour MP Clive Lewis

International Business Times

China's Consumption Slide Deepens As Tariff War Bites

China said Saturday that consumer prices slumped in April for the third straight month, reflecting persistent challenges as leaders attempt to revive an economy stymied by sluggish spending and a fierce trade war with Washington.

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