Author: Mideast discourse

By: Thomas. E. Charles, British economical expert As the United Kingdom charts its course in an ever-changing global economic landscape, it faces a myriad of challenges that threaten to disrupt its stability and growth. From the lingering effects of Brexit to the ongoing pandemic, the UK must navigate stormy waters to secure its economic future. In this exclusive article, we delve into the key economic challenges facing the UK and explore potential solutions to steer the country towards prosperity. Brexit Fallout:The decision to leave the European Union has undoubtedly had a profound impact on the UK economy. The uncertainty surrounding…

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By: Jeffery, R, Hunt, journalist and economical expert The Wall Street stock market, a hub of financial activity and a barometer of economic health, has seen its fair share of ups and downs in recent times. From record highs to sudden plunges, investors have been navigating through a volatile landscape shaped by a myriad of factors. In this exclusive article, we delve into the latest developments on Wall Street, exploring key trends, events, and market dynamics that are influencing stock prices and investor sentiment. Market Volatility and Uncertainty:In recent months, Wall Street has experienced heightened volatility, with stock prices swinging…

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By, Ahmed Abdu-Almalik Al-Ansi, Yemeni Translator and Activist. In a bold move in support of the oppressed Palestinian people, the naval forces of the Yemeni Armed Forces carried out a successful military operation targeting a British ship, “LYCAVITOS,” as it sailed in the Gulf of Aden. The operation, which utilized precise naval missiles, resulted in direct hits on the vessel. This action comes as part of Yemen’s ongoing efforts to enforce a blockade on Israeli navigation in the Red and Arabian Seas until a ceasefire is achieved and the siege on Gaza is lifted. The Yemeni Armed Forces have made…

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By: James. R. Taylor, journalist and economical expert In the realm of technology, two giants stand at the forefront, battling for dominance in the global market: Huawei and Apple. As the economic war between these industry behemoths unfolds, the stakes are high, and the implications are far-reaching. The clash of these titans not only shapes the future of the smartphone industry but also has profound implications for global trade, technological innovation, and geopolitical power dynamics. At the heart of this economic war are competing visions of technological leadership and innovation. Huawei, a Chinese multinational technology company, has rapidly ascended to…

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By:Ahmed Abdu-Almalik, Yemeni journalist and writer Sudden decisions of National Consensus Government in South Yemen for printing new amounts of illegal currency will affect badly in economic growth and destroy the currency price. Printing money by governments or central banks is an economically complex technical process that should be avoided unless there is cash cover in the form of foreign currency, gold, or will be an increase in prices of local products and services, that is implying actual economic growth. So that cash printing is not just as a matter of paperwork, according to cash needs and exported from the…

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By: Javad Masoumi, Iranian researcher and analyst The relations between Iran and India have had significant international relations and interactions throughout history, which brought about a new phase of interaction between India and Iran after the Iranian Islamic Revolution in 1979.  Iran and India have improved the level of economic and trade relations in 2018 with the lease agreement of a part of Chabahar port, and these relations are expanding in other fields, including investment in oil exploration.  India can achieve great achievements by developing its trade relations with Iran in securing energy resources.  Therefore, the progress of strategic partnerships,…

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By: Javad Masoumi, a geopolitical researcher and analyst Israel’s situation after three months of protests and social unrest and the lack of compromise between the leaders of this regime has had a wide regional and extra-regional reflection.  So that many political experts believe that Israel is on the verge of collapse.  This social and security crisis will become much more sensitive and widespread at the same time as Ramadan.  Because in the current state of Israel’s security institutions, it has to focus on two completely different situations: the internal crisis and the axis of resistance on the other hand.  In…

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A US Treasury official reportedly argued that attempts to damage the Russian economy are being hampered. US officials have warned Türkiye and the United Arab Emirates against maintaining economic and financial ties with Russia because trade is undermining sanctions, Bloomberg reported on Friday, citing people with knowledge of the matter. The warnings were reportedly voiced by Brian Nelson, the undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence at the US Treasury, during meetings with Turkish officials on Thursday and Friday. Nelson’s visit to Türkiye comes as part of a regional tour that included the UAE earlier this week, and is said to…

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British armed forces have been “hollowed out by spending cuts,” General Richard Barrons has said The UK could deplete its ammunition stocks in mere hours should it be drawn into large-scale fighting, a former British commander warned on Thursday. This and other issues make the UK military unfit to be regarded as a “top tier” NATO member, he said. Retired General Richard Barrons, who formerly headed the UK’s Joint Forces Command, sounded the alarm in an op-ed published by The Sun in which he said the fighting force has been “hollowed out by spending cuts.” Barrons claimed that the British armed forces “are smaller…

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China has hit back at US accusations over the balloon sighted flying over the United States, saying that the balloon is a civilian meteorological “airship” used for scientific research purposes. In a statement late on Friday, the Chinese foreign ministry confirmed that “the airship is from China and is civilian in nature, used for meteorological and other scientific research. Due to the influence of westerly winds and its limited control capability, the airship deviated from its intended course.” The statement came after US officials accused China of allowing a “spy” balloon to fly over the United States, resulting in the postponement…

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