UK fancies copying EU’s Mercosur trade deal

UK fancies copying EU’s Mercosur trade deal

Britain is eyeing a Mercosur deal because the EU’s landmark trade agreement with the South American bloc is putting British producers at a disadvantage, a UK trade minister told Euractiv. Chris Bryant said the EU deal has made European goods cheaper than British products for key markets such as Brazil and Argentina, putting Britain into…

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Iran warns US fresh strikes will spread war beyond Gulf

Iran warns US fresh strikes will spread war beyond Gulf

Fresh escalation threat: Iran’s IRGC warned that any renewed US or Israeli attack would spread the war beyond West Asia, after Trump suggested another strike could be imminent. Hormuz tensions persist: Limited easing saw 26 vessels transit the Strait under Iranian coordination, but traffic remains far below pre-war levels, keeping energy markets on edge. Global…

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Turkmenistan, Tajikistan discuss cooperation in energy, transport sectors

Turkmenistan, Tajikistan discuss cooperation in energy, transport sectors

ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, May 23. Turkmenistan and Tajikistan discussed cooperation in energy, transport, agriculture, and trade, Trend reports via the press service of the Turkmen government. The issue was discussed during a meeting between President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov and Prime Minister of Tajikistan Kokhir Rasulzoda held in Ashgabat as part of Rasulzoda’s visit to participate…

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Why Israel’s stock market is becoming harder to ignore

Why Israel’s stock market is becoming harder to ignore

For years, Israel’s economy and its stock market appeared to exist in parallel rather than together. The country developed a global reputation in cybersecurity, software, and advanced technology, yet international investors often preferred gaining exposure to Israeli companies through Nasdaq rather than through the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange itself. That distinction is becoming harder to…

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Geo-Connectivity and the Death of Eurasia

Geo-Connectivity and the Death of Eurasia

The conflicts in Ukraine, Iran, and Afghanistan are undermining the viability of Central Asia as an energy and transport hub. Eurasia’s trade corridors are fragmenting under the pressure of three simultaneously escalating conflicts. The Iran War has disrupted the world’s most critical sea lane. Ukraine is striking Russian oil export infrastructure across the Baltic, Black,…

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Ghana and Togo strengthen cooperation on security, trade and regional development

Ghana and Togo strengthen cooperation on security, trade and regional development

Emmanuel Victor Smith, Ghana’s Ambassador to the United States, has held discussions with Frédéric Edem Hegbe, Togo’s Ambassador to the United States, aimed at deepening diplomatic, economic and security cooperation between the two neighbouring countries. The meeting in Washington, D.C. focused on regional integration, trade, transportation, energy and cross-border development, with both diplomats stressing the…

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How Erdogan’s Turkic vision is reshaping Eurasia

How Erdogan’s Turkic vision is reshaping Eurasia

For centuries, the idea of Turkic unity largely existed in history books, intellectual circles and cultural memory — tied together by shared language, traditions and the legacy of a civilisation that once stretched across Eurasia. Many leaders spoke of solidarity among Turkic nations, but few succeeded in turning that idea into a broader geopolitical vision…

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