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Europe left with under 30 days of jet fuel reserves as Hormuz tensions resurface

Analysts expect fuel tightness to persist through August as renewed strikes near the Strait of Hormuz threaten a fragile Iran ceasefire, leaving Britain, France and Germany most exposed to further disruption

Tax incentive for hedge funds from London, Asia and the Middle East – Goal: Turn Athens into an investment hub

Protective framework for investment funds, managers and executives relocating activities to Greece – 5% tax rate on carried interest and a block on double taxation

Asian countries are the biggest losers from fuel transport disruptions

Several states are considering using their strategic reserves to mitigate the impact of energy market disruptions—China does not feel secure either

Asian invasion: 500 million euros in turnover lost by Greek traders from platforms that do not pay customs duties

What do the representatives of Greek businesses support - What data emerge from a study by ESEE

Emmanuel Macron: Cameras captured Brigitte slapping the French President – Élysée says it was just teasing

The slap occurred as the aircraft door opened in Hanoi – Macron appeared surprised, then turned to greet the crowd – The French presidency offered an explanation after initially denying the incident

Strong recovery in Asian markets after Monday’s crash from Trump’s tariffs – Nikkei up 6.41%

Asian markets rebounded after historic fall, boosted by Japan and support from China - Hang Seng recovered 2.25% after Monday's 13% plunge

Europe in free fall after the plunge in Asia – DAX in Germany opened down 9%

Asian stock markets crash with -12.5% ​​in Hong Kong and -7.5% in Tokyo - "I don't want the drop," Trump insists, "but sometimes you have to take your medicine"

Markets collapse in Asia – “Sometimes you have to take your medicine” says Trump

Hong Kong down over 11%, Japan and China in deep red - Tariffs will persist no matter what markets do, top Trump economic officials say

Turkish Education Minister proposes renaming Central Asia to “Turkistan”

Yusuf Tekin, in a speech, pointed out that "by saying 'Central Asia,' we abandon our cultural and heartfelt bond."

Arctic: Which shipping companies are interested in the “Polar Silk Road”

Agreements between Russia and China are reshaping the map of the global supply chain — five Arctic-class ships are being built to enable year-round operation of the NSR

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