Evgenia Filimianova
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Evgenia Filimianova is a UK-based journalist covering a wide range of international stories, with a particular interest in foreign policy, economy, and UK politics.
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Iran Warns of Military Response as US Launches Naval Mission in Strait of Hormuz
The escalating tensions follow Washington’s announcement of ‘Project Freedom’ to restore freedom of navigation in the strait.
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ECB Holds Interest Rates Steady as Energy Shock Clouds Eurozone Outlook
The ECB said it stands ’ready to adjust all of our instruments’ to ensure that inflation stabilizes.
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Bank of England Holds Rates at 3.75 Percent
The bank warned the energy shock could push inflation higher and delay a return to its 2 percent inflation target.
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IMF Warns Return to Prewar Trade Conditions Unlikely as World Bank, IEA Flag Energy Disruptions
The World Bank says that energy prices are expected to climb by 24 percent in 2026 amid the Iran war.
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JPMorgan CEO Says Stagflation Remains a Risk
Jamie Dimon’s remarks come as Europe’s central banks balance inflation against slowing growth.
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EU Charges Meta With Falling Short on Under-13 Protections
EU regulators said Meta’s safeguards against underage users may violate the Digital Services Act and could lead to major penalties.
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UK Retail Conditions Deteriorate in April as Sales Fall Sharply
Retailers said they also expected sales in May to disappoint relative to seasonal norms.
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Oil Climbs Above $110 as Iran Impasse Pressures Markets, Stocks Drift Lower
Crude prices advanced as traders priced in prolonged disruption risk tied to Strait of Hormuz.
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White House Withdraws Nomination of Scott Socha to Lead National Park Service
Conservation groups questioned Socha’s qualifications and raised concerns about industry ties soon after his nomination was announced in February.
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Chinese Regime Blocks Meta’s Planned Acquisition of AI Startup Manus
Beijing’s investment security review halted the deal weeks before a planned U.S.-China leaders’ meeting.
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Iran Warns of Military Response as US Launches Naval Mission in Strait of Hormuz
The escalating tensions follow Washington’s announcement of ‘Project Freedom’ to restore freedom of navigation in the strait.
|
ECB Holds Interest Rates Steady as Energy Shock Clouds Eurozone Outlook
The ECB said it stands ’ready to adjust all of our instruments’ to ensure that inflation stabilizes.
|
Bank of England Holds Rates at 3.75 Percent
The bank warned the energy shock could push inflation higher and delay a return to its 2 percent inflation target.
|
IMF Warns Return to Prewar Trade Conditions Unlikely as World Bank, IEA Flag Energy Disruptions
The World Bank says that energy prices are expected to climb by 24 percent in 2026 amid the Iran war.
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JPMorgan CEO Says Stagflation Remains a Risk
Jamie Dimon’s remarks come as Europe’s central banks balance inflation against slowing growth.
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EU Charges Meta With Falling Short on Under-13 Protections
EU regulators said Meta’s safeguards against underage users may violate the Digital Services Act and could lead to major penalties.
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UK Retail Conditions Deteriorate in April as Sales Fall Sharply
Retailers said they also expected sales in May to disappoint relative to seasonal norms.
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Oil Climbs Above $110 as Iran Impasse Pressures Markets, Stocks Drift Lower
Crude prices advanced as traders priced in prolonged disruption risk tied to Strait of Hormuz.
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White House Withdraws Nomination of Scott Socha to Lead National Park Service
Conservation groups questioned Socha’s qualifications and raised concerns about industry ties soon after his nomination was announced in February.
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Chinese Regime Blocks Meta’s Planned Acquisition of AI Startup Manus
Beijing’s investment security review halted the deal weeks before a planned U.S.-China leaders’ meeting.
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