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Progress towards a lasting ceasefire remains difficult to achieve. In the Middle East, "progress towards a lasting ceasefire remains difficult to achieve," explains Neil Wilson, an analyst at Saxo Markets, which keeps upward pressure on oil prices. #Pétrole #Énergie #MoyenOrient (translated)

The author argued that China would never become the world’s leading economy and said the predicted Chinese economic overtaking this decade had failed. They claimed the United States remained far ahead in nominal GDP, innovation, capital markets and productivity, and said their EU50 vision would make the European Union even stronger. https://t.co/iKxhERUqTK #Economy #Innovation #GlobalLeadership #CN #US #EU

The author said that, apart from Israel and the UAE, Saudi Arabia and its Western backers were especially deserving of punishment. They accused them of carrying out airstrikes on hospitals, schools, markets and funerals and starving children, claiming their actions rivalled those in Gaza and South Lebanon. #SaudiArabia #HumanRights #Justice #IL #AE #SA #PS #LB

The author called for measures to cut Russia’s export revenues, including ending imports of Russian diesel and oil, sanctioning shipments, banning tankers, closing loopholes and penalising companies they said helped fund Vladimir Putin’s war. They also urged restricting Russia’s access to Western markets and finance. https://t.co/XzddxylQtq #Sanctions #Russia #StopPutin #RU

The author called for cutting Russia off from Western markets and finance, including by banning Russian diesel and oil imports, sanctioning shipments, barring tankers and punishing companies they said helped fund Putin’s war effort. They also urged closing loopholes. https://t.co/STBHh2OCb4 #Sanctions #StopWar #SupportUkraine #RU

The author questioned why EU leaders were not putting Europe first, arguing that global fuel markets were inflexible. They said the United States had lifted sanctions on Russian diesel, while the EU would rather face a fuel crisis than act. The author also asked what Ursula von der Leyen had promised in 2022. #AmericaFirst #EU #FuelCrisis #US #EU

The author said that at yesterday’s Eurogroup meeting in Luxembourg, they focused on responding to current pressures while preserving Europe’s economic resilience. They added that citizens and businesses needed protection from rising energy costs without sending the wrong signals to financial markets. #Eurogroup #EconomicResilience #EnergyCosts #LU #EU

The author wrote that Europe faced a dual challenge, citing elevated energy prices and rising inflation that they said were creating difficulties for citizens and businesses, while financial markets were also reacting. They said the response should focus on protecting and preserving. https://t.co/PSdcg5auad #Energie #Inflation #Finanzen #EU

The author wrote that reducing fragmentation was vital for the EU, which they said still had 27 markets in energy, connectivity and finance. They questioned how Europe could compete with China and the US without being able to scale, and described One Europe One Market as a crucial step for Europe’s future. The post referenced CSFPrishtina2026, the Delors Institute and IE University. https://t.co/7IQWw2MKwa #OneEurope #EUintegration #MarketUnity #EU #CN #US

The author said survey data showed prices rising and argued that the “OIL GLUT 2.0” narrative was pointless because inflation data was already beginning to reflect the impact of the Hormuz crisis. They added that bond markets were responding to the data, rather than to low-quality satellite images.

The author called for Spain’s Sánchez to follow Lula’s departure, arguing that Spain should move away from socialism and Putinism and return to an Atlantic-aligned course. They advocated a stronger Europe and NATO, victory for Ukraine, free markets, economic growth and prosperity, and opposed Moscow’s influence. https://t.co/YfNJsFEVuL #España #Libertad #Europa #BR #ES #EU #UA