
The global economy is entering a cooling phase after several years of uneven recovery. Updated projections place worldwide growth around 3 % for 2025, underscoring the loss of momentum across major economies. Trade tensions, high debt levels, and stagnant productivity have limited
Read more: Global Growth Slows as the Economic Horizon Turns Cautious

The European Central Bank has decided to move forward with the next phase of the digital euro project, establishing a timeline that depends on legislative approval within the European Union. If the legal framework is approved in 2026, the ECB will begin a pilot program in mid-2027 and prepare for a potential
Read more: ECB accelerates digital euro plan: testing in 2027, potential launch in 2029

The price of gold collapsed dramatically on Monday, once again surpassing the historic $4,000 mark —approximately €3,436— in a trading session marked by extreme volatility. What initially seemed like a moderate correction within the expected limits of the market quickly turned into a steep nosedive
Read more: Gold Price Plummets to $4,000 in Dramatic Market Collapse

The U.S. inflation figure arrives under suspicion because the government shutdown that began on October 1, 2025 cut off the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) from its usual price collection. In a rare exception, the BLS was authorized to call back part of its staff to publish the September CPI on
Read more: U.S. inflation under suspicion amid shutdown-hit data and noisy readings

Wall Street finished mixed after a session of narrow swings and moderate sector rotation, as investors digested macro signals and recent monetary-policy commentary in an environment of trade tensions that keep caution elevated; the search for stability translated into a preference for strong balance
Read more: Wall Street mixed as gold hits record amid cautious macro backdrop

The IMF raised its global growth forecast for 2025 to 3.2% (from 3.0%) and projects 3.1% for 2026. Even so, it warns the outlook remains fragile: disinflation is advancing at uneven speeds, productivity is recovering slowly, and trade is still under pressure from geopolitical fragmentation and non-
Read more: economyGlobal Economy Today: IMF outlook lifts growth; markets mixed, oil slides

The world economy is showing clear signs of a broader slowdown, as leading financial institutions adjust their forecasts for 2026 amid persistent inflation, tight monetary policies, and ongoing geopolitical tensions that continue to disrupt global trade and investment. In its latest report, the International
Read more: Global Economy Slows as Central Banks Warn of “Moderate Growth” Ahead in 2026

The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has unveiled an ambitious plan to revive coal as a key energy source in the country, marking a reversal of recent policies aimed at reducing emissions. At a press conference in Washington, Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum confirmed that the
Read more: rump Administration Expands Coal Mining Leases Across 5.3 Million Hectares

Global financial markets showed mixed signals on Sunday, reflecting the uncertainty that continues to dominate investor sentiment regarding the outlook for the world economy. On one hand, the surge in artificial intelligence and the strong performance of the technology sector have fueled optimism
Read more: Global Markets Split Between Tech Optimism and Economic Uncertainty

The European Central Bank (ECB) is drawing a clearer roadmap for the launch of the digital euro, a project that could realistically materialize by 2029, according to Piero Cipollone, a member of the institution’s executive board and one of its six senior leaders. Speaking at
Read more: Europe speeds up roadmap for digital euro to reduce foreign dependence

After fourteen years of legal battles, the long-running dispute between Swiss bank UBS and the French state has come to an end through an out-of-court settlement that marks a milestone in European financial history. The institution admitted its responsibility for money laundering and complicity in tax evasion
Read more: UBS Ends Tax Dispute in France With €835 Million Settlement

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) warned in its September interim report that global growth will continue to weaken in the coming years due to political and trade uncertainty affecting both developed and emerging economies. According to projections, world growth will fall
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In Dallas, the air smells of anxiety. The team hasn’t won anything significant in over a decade and, instead of building an identity, seems obsessed with shuffling pieces. On that board, Klay Thompson is being treated like a trade token — a champion coming back from two brutal injuries, now fighting a battle
Read more: The Mavericks, Klay, and the Illusion of a Half-Level Player — Without Soul

Donald Trump has once again tested the boundaries of American political discourse by openly suggesting the possibility of a third presidential term, even though the Constitution explicitly forbids it. Blending provocation, political calculation, and strategic communication, the former
Read more: Ambition vs. Law: When Political Desire Collides with the Limits of the Constitution

The musical project Breaking Rust, an artist created entirely through artificial intelligence, has reached number one on Billboard’s Country Digital Song Sales chart with the track “Walk My Walk,” marking a milestone in the rise of AI-generated music. Although it does not lead the overall country
Read more: “An AI Music Artist Tops a Billboard Chart: The Breaking Rust Phenomenon”

The concert of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra at the Philharmonie de Paris was interrupted Thursday night by a group of pro-Palestinian protesters. The demonstrators, carrying smoke flares, clashed with members of the audience before being escorted out by security
Read more: Pro-Palestinian protest interrupts Israel Philharmonic Orchestra concert in Paris

South Korea has requested nuclear-powered submarine fuel from the United States, marking a significant step in strengthening its naval capability. While Seoul is not seeking nuclear weapons, this technology — used by major global powers — allows submarines to remain submerged
Read more: South Korea requests nuclear submarine fuel as United States evaluates approval

Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov expressed deep concern over the recent U.S. military strike on a vessel off the Venezuelan coast, calling it a dangerous escalation that could destabilize the wider Caribbean region. In a statement released after a phone conversation with Venezuelan Foreign
Read more: “Lavrov Condemns U.S. Strike Near Venezuela and Warns of Regional Risks”

Mexican representative Fátima Bosch became the focus of Miss Universe 2025 after a tense exchange with an event executive in Thailand. During a pre-pageant activity, Bosch was publicly criticized for missing a photo session — but the situation escalated when the official used a condescending
Read more: Fátima Bosch stands up and reshapes Miss Universe 2025

The United States will reduce part of its military presence on NATO’s eastern flank, including in Romania, Bulgaria, Slovakia and Hungary, according to an announcement from the Romanian government. Officials emphasized that this is not a full withdrawal, but rather the end of the rotation of a U.S.
Read more: United States Adjusts Military Presence on NATO’s Eastern Flank

U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a major reduction in the prices of weight-loss medications, including the popular injections and tablets Zepbound and Wegovy. Speaking at the White House alongside representatives from Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk, Trump described the deal
Read more: Trump cuts weight-loss drug prices and promises broader public access

This year, blood tests have moved to the forefront of preventive medicine with two breakthroughs that capture both imagination and caution: on one side, “multi-cancer” tests capable of detecting early signs of dozens of tumors from a single sample; on the other, new Alzheimer’s tests that
Read more: New Blood Tests Detect Cancer and Alzheimer Before Symptoms Start
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