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Cuba ready to consider $100 million U.S. aid proposal amid major power outage
Cuba, which is under an energy embargo imposed by Washington, is facing a new major power outage in the eastern part of the country, where residents are increasingly expressing frustration over prolonged blackouts. This has pushed the government to agree to consider a U.S. aid proposal worth $100 million
OECD: Greece recorded the largest increase in household income in Q4 2025
It reached 3.3%, while the average across OECD member states stood at 0.7%
Partial climbdown by Iran: Says “yes” to negotiations without lifting the naval blockade, puts nuclear issues and the opening of Hormuz on the table
Tehran is attempting a partial convergence with Washington and says it is ready to enter talks, conditions permitting, early next week. It is linking nuclear issues with sanctions relief. “They want a deal, but we’re not there yet,” Trump said
Oil: What the UAE–OPEC “divorce” means for energy markets
The Reuters report gathers early reactions from analysts following the United Arab Emirates’ decision to leave OPEC and OPEC+, highlighting what it could mean for the future of the organization and global energy markets — including implications for the United States
Caroline myss in Athens for a two-day workshop
On April 25 and 26, she will hold a two-day workshop in Athens titled “The Sacred Inner Network: Reconnecting with the Invisible Laws of Life.”
Kyriakos Pierrakakis: Europe must act in a coordinated way to address economic pressures, Greece remains resilient
Even under these conditions, economic growth will remain close to 2%, showing that the Greek economy remains strong and resilient, the Greek Minister of National Economy and Finance told Reuters
