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The visit of the AUR delegation to the United States, triumphantly presented by its members as a high-ranking diplomatic incursion, looks, on closer inspection, more like a guided tour through the showcase of American MAGA (Make America Great...

French skincare chain L'Occitane Group is approaching the stock market again, hiring banks JP Morgan Chase & Co. and Morgan Stanley to evaluate a possible initial public offering (IPO) in the United States, according to sources cited by...

Donald Trump's speech combines real facts with selective presentations and optimistic extrapolations. The U.S. economy has indeed experienced strong quarters, and growth in 2025 exceeded the expectations of many analysts. However, there is no...

The ramblings that battered Donald Trump's discourse (available on the website www.bursa.ro as an attachment to this article) during his Wednesday appearance in Davos exert a certain attraction both on the public and on the journalist called...

The EU-Mercosur trade agreement will be analyzed by the Court of Justice of the European Union, which will verify whether it complies with the treaties on the organization and functioning of the EU, the European Parliament decided yesterday,...

The effect of social networks on children is increasingly harmful. Numerous specialized studies show it, but the situation is also visible to the "naked eye". The influence of schools and parents is decreasing, while that of platforms...

Emerging markets appear poised to drive global economic growth this year, while many advanced countries are expected to underperform the global average, according to the World Economic Outlook report published in October 2025 by the International...

The era of buying where it's cheapest, whether it's energy from Russia or chips from China, is over. For three decades, we lived by this simple rule: efficiency was king. The time for maximum efficiency is over. Today, Europe is making a...

With unexpected harshness, the US reacted to the EU's attempt to become independent, transforming the old transatlantic alliance into a competition for resources and capital. If Europe thought it could build its fortress quietly, Washington...

The accelerated disorganization of global architecture raises a legitimate question: Are we witnessing a succession of coincidences, or the convergent manifestation of different ways of interpreting the same structural transformation of the...

The global fragmentation accelerated by U.S. policies coincides, paradoxically, with the strategic objectives promoted by China over the last decade. This convergence does not result from direct coordination but from the overlap between the...

Global disorder is entering a phase of accelerated rearrangement. The American pillar no longer ensures stability, and the post-war architecture is fragmenting under the impact of recent decisions from Washington. The withdrawal of the United...

Actualizare - Secretarul general ONU: „Trump are obligaţia legală de a finanţa agenţiile în...

The U.S. withdrawal from 66 international organizations triggers a structural shock that dismantles the postwar global architecture.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) intervened again in the currency market to support the rupee, in a context marked by persistent capital outflows from portfolios, weak regional signals, and uncertainties stemming from trade relations with the...

Systemic uncertainties mark the year 2026, foreshadowing a future with multiple probabilities, in which economic, political, technological, and environmental developments are dominated by major risks.

The desperation with which Trump plunges into conflicts suggests that the financial and economic situation of the United States is far more serious than we had imagined.

In the early days of 2026, US foreign policy under President Donald Trump has generated some of the most controversial and tense geopolitical developments in recent memory - from a military intervention in Venezuela to rhetoric about NATO ally...

The US economy, at $30.6 trillion, is larger than that of China, Germany and Japan combined, with real US GDP set to grow by 2% this year, according to visualcapitalist.com, which notes that the world economy will reach $117 trillion this year....