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A former World Bank president has told the BBC that China should stop hoarding food and fertiliser to ease a global supply crisis caused by the Iran war.12 May 2026-04:31
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The Eastern Mediterranean is once again witnessing rising geopolitical tensions as disputes over energy resources, maritime boundaries, military positioning, and regional influence intensify among several countries in the region.12 May 2026-03:17
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Nigeria’s airline industry is facing growing operational disruptions as soaring jet fuel prices and supply shortages continue to strain flight schedules, increase costs, and raise safety concerns across the sector.11 May 2026-17:57
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Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is set to visit Qatar on Tuesday for high-level talks focused on regional security, the Gaza crisis, and preparations for the next Türkiye-Qatar High Strategic Committee meeting.11 May 2026-16:10
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The global energy market is once again facing one of its most unstable periods in recent years as geopolitical tensions, supply concerns, shifting alliances, and economic uncertainty combine to create major volatility in oil and gas prices.09 May 2026-21:58
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Georgia is once again demonstrating an economic paradox that has become one of the most intriguing stories in the South Caucasus. Against the backdrop of a prolonged political crisis, tensions with the European Union and the United States, street protests, disputes over the ruling party’s course, and a deteriorating international image, the Georgian economy continues to expand at a pace that would seem almost unattainable for many European countries.06 May 2026-11:31
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The Bank of England has estimated that its quantitative easing programme will result in a net lifetime loss of around £125 billion ($169 billion), with the cost set to be covered by the British government.05 May 2026-15:36
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Africa’s next food crisis may not begin on the farm, but in a distant shipping lane.05 May 2026-14:36
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