Oil Prices Drop in Response to Upcoming U.S.-Iran Nuclear Deal
The deal between Washington and Tehran could see economic sanctions lifted on the Islamic republic.
The deal between Washington and Tehran could see economic sanctions lifted on the Islamic republic.

Europe’s reliance on Chinese green technologies is “damaging, immoral and a security threat,” a Slovak MEP commented.
The huge military spending will cost the country more than €215 billion per year.
U.S. Ambassador to NATO Matthew G. Whitaker said, “It’s definitely more than just missiles, tanks and howitzers—but it’s got to be defense-related.”

The House Judiciary Committee is concerned about the Tusk government “weaponizing Poland’s justice system to target and censor political opponents,” with EU-made tools that may have a global impact on free speech.

For today’s Left, refugees are sacred, as long as they are not Christians of European stock.
Energy cooperation is suspected to be a cornerstone of the ongoing peace talks between Washington and Moscow, even though the EU announced it will ban Russian gas imports by 2027.
Brussels has created a package of tariffs to use as retaliatory measures if the talks break down.
The U.S. president says “many other deals are in serious stages of negotiation.”
We are “even bigger” than the U.S., the chancellor said, referring to Europe’s consumer market, which surpasses that of North America.