In May 2025, Trump’s Gulf tour secured major deals in defence, energy, AI, and more—marking a new era in US–Middle East strategic partnership.

Since Berkshire Hathaway's launch, the conglomerate is up over 5,500%. How did Warren Buffet do it?

In 2024, Chinese automaker BYD dethroned Tesla for the first time to become the world's leading manufacturer of electric cars. BYD is now conquering Europe and Switzerland.

Ten years after its debut, the Apple Watch has evolved from an iPhone accessory into a globally recognised leader in wearable technology, blending health tracking, digital utility, and brand identity. With over 100 million users and billions in annual revenue, its impact is undeniable.

Once the stuff of science fiction, space tourism is fast becoming a reality—reserved for few, watched by millions, and sparking profound questions about the future of our planet.

This article explores five of the most famous financial bubbles in history. As capital floods into the technology sector, one question lingers: could AI be the next bubble?

As global trust in open markets erodes, national capitalism is emerging as a new strategy where states reclaim control over production, trade, and security to serve sovereign interests.

As diplomatic talks between the US, Russia, and Ukraine continue, investors are closely watching for potential opportunities in a re-opened Russian market despite the significant risks that remain. The prospect of a ceasefire and improved relations between Moscow and Washington has triggered speculation about the future of sanctions and possible market access, fuelling interest in Russian assets that have been largely off-limits since the war began.

In 1985, finance ministers from France, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States came to an agreement in the Plaza Hotel in New York City to intentionally devalue the US dollar. Could such an accord take place this year at President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate?

Just a decade ago, Spain was grappling with the aftermath of a severe financial crisis, high unemployment, and sluggish growth. Fast forward to 2024, and the country has emerged as one of Europe’s fastest-growing economies, outpacing major players like Germany and France.