Europe
Putin denies economic stagnation after four years of war
During its annual forum in St. Petersburg, the Russian president was keen to show that Moscow was back as a major economic and geopolitical player
June 09, 2026
During its annual forum in St. Petersburg, the Russian president was keen to show that Moscow was back as a major economic and geopolitical player
Many governments on the continent set fuel prices. That's become a problem when leaders can no longer subsidize to keep costs low.
US energy exporters might benefit from higher global oil prices, but American consumers do not and they, along the rest of the world, are paying.
Washington has a choice between managing what is a shift away from US backed currency, or accelerating it.
What governments are hailing as the future, ordinary civilians from Ukraine to Congo call harbingers of death and destruction
Budget shortfalls could force the organization to move closer to the communities that it's meant to serve
