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U.S. National Debt Surpasses $31 Trillion (infographic)

Countries all over the world mobilized additional resources - mostly through new debt - to help residents and the economy shoulder the extra cost of the pandemic crisis

Cyprus’ “State of Emergency”: Turkey’s “weaponization” of illegal mass migration – Analysis

In 1974 Turkey invaded the Cyprus & forcibly displaced the indigenous Greek Cypriots from the north in a violent ethnic cleansing

Eurogroup: Ηorizontal measures for the energy crisis end in 2023 – Support only for the vulnerable

"Broad support of aggregate demand through fiscal policies in 2023 is not justified", Eurozone finance ministers stress

PM Mitsotakis: “Our choice is not to fall for provocations”

"Everyone knows that they should not playing around with Greece"

Turkey delivers shock rate cut despite inflation – Lira plunges

Central bank lowers benchmark after holding it since December - Economists expected no change, but Erdogan promised rate cuts

“If you can see me, weep”: Drought-hit River Elbe reveals “hunger stones” from 1616

The stones, embedded into the banks to mark water levels during famines, have been exposed as drought continues to afflict Europe

Rhine close to running dry in German energy nightmare

The river runs from Switzerland through France and Germany to the Netherlands, where it joins the North Sea

Italy: Draghi announced his resignation – President Matteralla does not accept it! (Upd.)

He won a vote of confidence but not from the "Five Star Movement" - "The relationship of trust that forms the basis of a government no longer exists"

Biden Admin sold nearly 1 million barrels of oil to Chinese state-owned company tied to Hunter Biden

The revelation about the March sale to Sinopec has already began sparking calls for investigation

Nuclear Power gets new push in US, winning converts

With challenges in meeting clean energy goals and new electricity demands, politicians in both parties seek to prolong and even expand reactor use

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