Concerns over Russia’s influence in the Western Balkans have intensified since the Kremlin’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
India hits back after George Soros says Adani troubles will greatly weaken Modi’s grip on power
“Modi and business tycoon Adani are close allies; their fate is intertwined,” said billionaire investor George Soros
Ukraine can still lose the war — but Russia can’t win, Ian Bremmer says
“Ukraine can lose this war,” Ian Bremmer told CNBC at the Munich Security Conference Friday, but Russia can’t win at a geopolitical level.
Is military spending broken? The UK may offer some insights
In 2023, a U.S. general noted that decades of military spending cuts in the United Kingdom had affected its war-fighting capabilities. Are there lessons other countries can learn from the UK when it comes to budgeting for defense?
Reopening to recovery: Goldman Sachs sees China stocks surging as much as 24% by end of 2023
Goldman Sachs strategists see an economic shift from “reopening to recovery” driving Chinese stocks 24% higher by the end of this year.
China formalizes rules for overseas IPOs
The new rules also call for IPO underwriters, typically international investment banks, to annually report to the CSRC their involvement with Chinese listings overseas.
The SEC has a stablecoin firm in its sights — and it could shake up the whole $137 billion market
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) could be gearing up to take action against Paxos, over the issue of whether Binance USD (BUSD) is a security.
North Korea fired 2 missiles, artillery after making threats
South Korea has boosted its surveillance posture and maintains a readiness in close coordination with the U.S., said South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Formula 1: The FIA clarifies free speech rule after fierce backlash from Lewis Hamilton and drivers
The FIA said they can “express their views on any political, religious or personal matter” in “their own space” but will face sanctions if they defy law on track.
Trade tensions seen hanging over U.S. firms’ caution over China
Foreign multinationals in the U.S and Europe are getting more cautious about their capital investments in China due to geopolitical concerns, said consultancy.