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    Trump’s downfall begins now – his paranoia and baseless rage is his undoing

    inews.co.uk • Politics • World

    Donald Trump's announcement of new tariffs is criticized for its nonsensical methodology and predicted negative economic consequences.

    La gran mentira de Trump: así es la fórmula con la que ha calculado los aranceles | Internacional | EL PAÍS

    elpais.com • Politics • World

    Donald Trump's claim of reciprocal tariffs is debunked, revealing a simplified calculation method that prioritizes trade deficits over a purportedly complex formula.

    Trump’s Tariffs Are Designed to Backfire - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com • Economics • World

    President Trump's newly implemented global tariffs, intended to pressure other countries into removing trade barriers, are predicted to backfire and escalate global trade tensions, potentially leading to a global economic downturn.

    There Is Only One Way to Make Sense of the Tariffs - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com • Politics • World

    Donald Trump's newly announced tariffs are causing widespread confusion and uncertainty due to their lack of coherent economic rationale and seemingly contradictory goals.

    ¿Cómo se maneja el caos? | Opinión | EL PAÍS

    elpais.com • Opinion • World

    A writer reflects on their bewilderment with modern technology and its societal implications, pondering how to navigate the resulting chaos.

    Trump White House cited economists for its tariff formula. They criticize it. - The Washington Post

    washingtonpost.com • Economics • World

    Economists who were cited by the Trump White House to justify its tariff formula now criticize the simplistic and flawed methodology, revealing a significant disconnect between the administration's claims and the actual economic research.

    Opinion | Globalization Is Collapsing. Brace Yourselves. - The New York Times

    nytimes.com • Economics • World

    The article examines the history of globalization, highlighting two periods of peak globalization that ended disastrously, drawing parallels between the current anxieties surrounding globalization and the lead-up to World War I.

    Column: What will Trump's tariffs 'liberate' us from? - Los Angeles Times

    latimes.com • Politics • USA

    This Los Angeles Times column satirically critiques Donald Trump's planned tariffs, arguing they represent a misguided and economically damaging policy disguised as 'Liberation Day'.

    Meritocracy Harms Everyone - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com • Sociology • World

    Meritocracy, while initially intended to promote social mobility, has ironically created a system where only the wealthy can truly succeed, harming both the elite and the excluded.

    Trump’s Love for Tariffs Began in Japan’s ’80s Boom - The New York Times

    nytimes.com • Politics • World

    Donald Trump's fondness for tariffs stems from his 1980s business experiences with Japan, shaping his presidency's trade policies.

    Opinion | Why Trump’s Tariff Math Is a Joke - The New York Times

    nytimes.com • Economics • World

    This opinion piece critiques the Trump administration's tariff calculations, arguing that the methodology is flawed and the resulting tariffs are far too high.

    The Guardian view on Donald Trump’s tariff ultimatum: tribute for access to America’s empire | Editorial | The Guardian

    theguardian.com • Politics • World

    Donald Trump's new tariffs aren't just economic, but represent an imperial strategy aiming for American economic dominance, forcing other nations to accept US rules and technology.

    Pets could boost wellbeing as much as a wife or husband, study suggests | CNN

    edition.cnn.com • Pets • World

    A new study suggests that pet ownership can boost well-being as much as marriage or strong social connections, with an estimated yearly value of $90,000 in life satisfaction.

    El investigador catalán que Trump cita para justificar sus aranceles: “Lo que está haciendo es una animalada, causará una recesión” | Economía | EL PAÍS

    elpais.com • Economics • World

    A Catalan researcher's study, cited by the Trump administration to justify its tariffs, is criticized by the researcher himself for its misapplication in fueling a potentially recession-inducing trade war.

    ¿Qué catástrofe toca hoy, Úrsula von der Leyen?

    blogs.elconfidencial.com • Politics • Europe

    This article satirically critiques Ursula von der Leyen's pronouncements of impending economic and geopolitical catastrophes, questioning her authority and the effectiveness of fear-mongering in political discourse.

    Opinion | Who Needs Free Trade When You Can Raise Your Own Chickens? - The New York Times

    nytimes.com • Politics • World

    A faction within the Republican Party is advocating for a return to a more protectionist and domestically focused economy, rejecting free trade and globalization.

    Explained | What is the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity? - The Hindu

    thehindu.com • Politics • World

    The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF), a U.S.-led initiative, aims to bolster economic growth and resilience among 12 Indo-Pacific nations through four pillars: trade, supply chain resilience, clean energy, and anti-corruption measures.

    Ulrik Bie: Europa larmer ikke sĂĽ meget. Men vores strategi mod Trumps toldmur er mĂĽske genial

    berlingske.dk • Politics • World

    The European Union's seemingly passive response to Trump's trade war is, in fact, a shrewd multi-pronged strategy involving negotiations, increased purchases of US goods, and preparations for a stronger response if necessary.

    Is Trump America’s Most Progressive President? | The New York Sun

    nysun.com • Politics • USA

    This article analyzes whether Donald Trump's economic policies align with the tenets of progressivism, arguing that his protectionist approach represents a significant government intervention despite his rhetoric.

    Baby Boomers' View From Retirement: Great Recession Lessons, Regrets - Business Insider

    businessinsider.com • Finance • World

    Baby Boomers share their experiences navigating past recessions, offering valuable financial lessons and advice for younger generations.

    Guy Sorman: Trump rompe sus juguetes

    abc.es • Politics • World

    Guy Sorman analyzes Donald Trump's economic policies as childish and self-defeating, arguing that his actions lack rationality and will ultimately be reversed by the American electorate.

    Oto próg bogactwa w Polsce. Nie musisz zarabiać milionów, by go przekroczyć [KWOTY] - Business Insider

    onet.pl • Finance • Poland

    This article analyzes income levels in Poland, defining 'wealth' relative to regional medians and household size, revealing significant variations across the country.

    The incels supporting Trump’s tariffs, explained | Vox

    vox.com • Politics • World

    This article explores the misguided belief among some incel-adjacent men that Trump's tariffs would economically disadvantage women, thereby making them more likely to pursue relationships with men.

    A US-China trade war could be catastrophic. What is Trump’s endgame strategy? | CNN Politics

    edition.cnn.com • Politics • World

    The escalating trade war between the US and China, driven by President Trump's unpredictable tactics, threatens catastrophic consequences for both nations and the global economy.

    Pięć powodów, dla których Trump dostanie lanie w wojnie handlowej. "Słoń w składzie porcelany ściąga gniew połowy świata" - Wiadomości

    onet.pl • Politics • World

    The article argues that Donald Trump's trade war with China is likely to fail due to several factors, including China's economic strength, its ability to find alternative trade partners, and the political ramifications for Trump.

    Guerra comercial: Trump lo USA | EL PAÍS América

    elpais.com • Politics • World

    The article analyzes Donald Trump's use of state power to impose tariffs, contrasting it with his anti-state rhetoric and examining the implications for global markets.

    Make the Whole Trump Tax Cut Retroactive — to January 1 | The New York Sun

    nysun.com • Politics • USA

    This article argues against tax hikes, citing the 2017 Trump tax cuts' positive impact on middle and lower-income earners and the political ramifications of such a move.

    Rightwing populists will keep winning until we grasp this truth about human nature | George Monbiot | The Guardian

    theguardian.com • Politics • World

    Rightwing populists' continued success stems from a fundamental human urge to destroy what one feels excluded from, exacerbated by rising inequality and the failure of centrist parties to address it.

    Famed AI researcher launches controversial startup to replace all human workers everywhere | TechCrunch

    techcrunch.com • Technology • World

    A controversial new startup, Mechanize, aims to fully automate all work, sparking debate about its economic impact and ethical implications.

    China vs. USA: Der Streit der Supermächte kÜnnte noch schlimm entgleiten - WELT

    welt.de • Politics • World

    The escalating trade dispute between the US and China threatens to spiral into a broader geopolitical conflict with far-reaching consequences.

    La Escuela Austriaca de economĂ­a que inspira a Milei y Kaiser - La Tercera

    latercera.com • Economics • South America

    The Austrian School of Economics is gaining influence in Latin America, particularly in Argentina and Chile, due in part to its adoption by political figures like Javier Milei and Johannes Kaiser.

    Ross Gittins’ Easter sermon: how we Trump-proof our society

    watoday.com.au • Politics • World

    Ross Gittins discusses the influence of self-interest in economics, the impact of neoliberalism, and how to prevent the rise of populist leaders like Donald Trump.

    Hitler’s Terrible Tariffs - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com • History • Germany

    The article details Hitler's implementation of high tariffs in Germany, driven by nationalist ideology and despite warnings of economic repercussions, ultimately foreshadowing his broader war aims.

    John MĂźller: Tres meses y un dĂ­a

    abc.es • Politics • World

    This article analyzes the first three months and one day of Donald Trump's second presidential term, highlighting the negative consequences of his economic and foreign policies.

    Trump's Tariffs, Trade Policies Are Undercutting His Reshoring Goals

    foreignpolicy.com • Politics • World

    Donald Trump's trade policies, characterized by tariffs and trade wars, are counterproductively harming US businesses and undermining his stated goals of reshoring manufacturing.

    Die schleichende RĂźckkehr des Sozialismus

    nzz.ch • Politics • World

    The article discusses the creeping return of socialism in Western countries, marked by increased state intervention and redistribution, arguing that this is fueled by a misunderstanding of true freedom.

    Canada’s biggest trucking company says trade war is hammering truckers - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Business • North America

    Canada's largest trucking company, TFI International, reports that the US trade war is significantly impacting its freight volumes and causing uncertainty, forcing it to abandon a major acquisition.

    America’s ‘Marriage Material’ Shortage - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com • Sociology • World

    Declining marriage and relationship rates globally are linked to rising women's expectations and stagnating income for lower-income men, disrupting traditional marriage roles.

    Trump's First 100 Days Reveal a 'Strongman's' Unprecedented Weakness

    foreignpolicy.com • Politics • World

    Donald Trump's first 100 days in office are analyzed, revealing unprecedented weakness on the world stage through self-destructive policies that contradict his strongman image.

    Les librairies de manga vouées à disparaître ? À Foix, la librairie spécialisée L’Imaginarium nage à contre-courant - ladepeche.fr

    ladepeche.fr • Business • France

    Despite a reported decline in manga sales, a small bookstore in Foix, France, is thriving by avoiding reliance on government aid and fostering a welcoming atmosphere for families.

    Bank of England backs scheme to put more economics teachers into state schools | Economics | The Guardian

    theguardian.com • Education • England

    The Bank of England is launching a program to address the shortage of economics teachers in state schools, particularly benefiting students from disadvantaged backgrounds.

    Is Trump trying to save China? - UnHerd

    unherd.com • Politics • World

    The article critiques Donald Trump's inconsistent trade policies, arguing that his actions undermine domestic manufacturing and inadvertently benefit China.

    How golden ages really start—and end

    economist.com • History • World

    Johan Norberg's "Peak Human" challenges the notion that protectionism sparks golden ages, arguing instead that openness to trade, diverse populations, and new ideas fueled historical periods of prosperity.

    Who is Krishnamurthy Subramanian, and why was he removed just before his term ended? | Today News

    livemint.com • Politics • India

    Krishnamurthy Subramanian's abrupt removal as India's Executive Director at the IMF six months before his term's end has sparked speculation regarding potential tensions with the IMF and alleged book-related impropriety.

    Haines Fish and Grill reveals 'very bad' 2025 struggles | Watford Observer

    watfordobserver.co.uk • Business • United Kingdom

    Haines Fish and Grill, a popular Watford fish and chip shop, is facing financial challenges due to rising costs and changing consumer habits.

    The Economics of All-You-Can-Eat Buffets

    getpocket.com • Economics • World

    This article explores the economics of all-you-can-eat buffets, revealing how these establishments balance high food consumption with profitability through strategic pricing, portion control, and waste management.

    Is It Colonialism When Europeans Retire in Cheaper Countries? - The New York Times

    nytimes.com • Ethics • World

    The New York Times article explores the ethical implications of European retirees moving to cheaper countries, questioning whether this constitutes a new form of colonialism.

    Why people prefer exchanging their old gold, instead of buying new jewellery - The Economic Times

    economictimes.indiatimes.com • Finance • India

    High gold prices are causing a shift in consumer behavior in India, with many women opting to exchange old jewelry instead of buying new.

    The Trump Trade-War Scam - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com • Politics • World

    The article critiques the Trump administration's trade policies, arguing that they are not about promoting trade but rather about redistributing wealth from the poor to the rich and increasing the president's power.

    Where Trump's Trade Talks Stand With China, Canada, the UK, and Others - Business Insider

    businessinsider.com • Politics • World

    President Trump's ongoing trade negotiations with various countries, including China, Canada, and the UK, are marked by a mix of progress and continuing disputes, with significant tariffs and potential deals impacting global markets.

    Page Reader AI | Where Trump's Trade Talks Stand With China, Canada, the UK, and Others - Business Insider

    page.ke • Politics • World

    President Trump's impending deadline for trade deals creates uncertainty, as he negotiates with various countries, including China, Canada, the UK, and others, while imposing tariffs and seeking beneficial agreements.

    Continuum Economics

    continuumeconomics.com • Finance • World

    Continuum Economics analyzes key economic indicators and their potential impact on major currency pairs, predicting market movements based on data such as US PPI, employment figures, and GDP growth.

    Continuum Economics

    continuumeconomics.com • Finance • World

    Cautious trading continues below resistance at 101.00, with potential for a move to 100.00 support, although indicators suggest renewed consolidation is likely.

    Continuum Economics

    continuumeconomics.com • Finance • World

    Continuum Economics forecasts currency movements for various emerging market economies in 2025 and 2026, considering factors like inflation differentials, interest rates, and US trade policies.

    "La causa del malestar no es la globalizaciĂłn, sino un declive que viene de los aĂąos 70"

    elconfidencial.com • Politics • Europe

    A leading geographer and economist analyzes the rise of populism in Europe, arguing that its roots lie not in globalization but in a long-term industrial decline.

    Trump’s Tariffs Are Causing Misery. What if That’s the Point?

    thedailybeast.com • Politics • World

    The article explores the hypothesis that Donald Trump's seemingly detrimental economic policies, such as tariff wars, might not be failures of governance but rather a calculated political strategy to exploit economic hardship and consolidate power.

    Continuum Economics

    continuumeconomics.com • Finance • World

    Continuum Economics analyzes market pressure and price movements, highlighting key resistance and support levels using Fibonacci retracement and technical indicators.

    Einzelhandel in Burg: Fahrradladen in der Innenstadt gibt auf

    volksstimme.de • Business • Germany

    A bicycle shop in Burg, Germany, is closing due to the challenges posed by large retail chains and online competition.

    The House’s big tax bill shows how little Republicans have really changed | Vox

    vox.com • Politics • USA

    The recently passed House Republican tax bill reveals the party's enduring commitment to tax cuts for the wealthy and spending cuts for the poor, contradicting notions of a transformed party.

    The Big Beautiful Budget Debate | The New York Sun

    nysun.com • Politics • USA

    The article discusses contrasting viewpoints on the recently passed US budget, with one expert optimistic about economic growth offsetting deficits and another expressing concern about rising national debt and its potential consequences.

    Trump's China Trade War Isn't a 'New Cold War' - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com • Politics • World

    The article argues that the Trump administration's trade war with China, while significant, will not result in a new Cold War, but rather a complex and evolving economic relationship.

    Koen Schoors na Trumps nieuwste dreigement: ‘Trump heeft de flatulentie van een maffiabaas’ | De Morgen

    demorgen.be • Politics • World

    Koen Schoors analyzes Donald Trump's latest trade threats against the EU, arguing that Trump's aggressive tactics are bluffs and that the EU should respond with countermeasures rather than succumbing to pressure.

    Promotion of Global Business

    theintactone.com • Business • World

    This article explores strategies, policies, and practices that promote the expansion of businesses across international borders, focusing on trade liberalization, economic integration, foreign investment, digitalization, export programs, technological innovation, and workforce development.

    Popular local Trader Joe’s rival suddenly closing after 40 years | Myrtle Beach Sun News

    myrtlebeachonline.com • Business • World

    Robert's Food Center, a popular local grocery store, is closing after 40 years due to a lease dispute and rising operational costs, highlighting the challenges faced by smaller retailers in a competitive market.

    Maurice Mann Dies; Stock Chief Was 60 - The New York Times

    nytimes.com • Obituary • United States

    Maurice Mann, a prominent economist and former chairman of the Pacific Stock Exchange, passed away at age 60 from a heart attack.

    Interview mit Johan Norberg: Erfolgsrezepte grosser Zivilisationen

    nzz.ch • History • World

    Johan Norberg, a Swedish author, discusses the rise and fall of great civilizations, emphasizing openness, fiscal discipline, and the often-underestimated importance of imitation in driving societal success.

    Calendar: What investors need to know for the week ahead - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Finance • World

    This article provides a comprehensive weekly calendar of key economic reports and corporate earnings announcements impacting global markets.

    Bernard Arnault est-il vraiment un entrepreneur ? – Le Courrier des Stratèges

    lecourrierdesstrateges.fr • Business • France

    This French article challenges the simplistic view of entrepreneurs versus employees, arguing that such binary classifications hinder economic growth and understanding.

    Milton Friedman's "Shareholder" Theory Was Wrong - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com • Economics • World

    This article critiques Milton Friedman's shareholder theory, arguing that it's flawed and has allowed corporations to prioritize profits over ethical considerations and public good, advocating for legal regulation instead.

    Kyla Scanlon: How Gen Z Thinks About Foreign Policy

    foreignpolicy.com • Politics • World

    This article discusses Gen Z's perspectives on foreign policy, shaped by economic anxieties, political polarization, and the rise of artificial intelligence.

    “Esta nueva generación de hombres es inviable económica y emocionalmente” - La Tercera

    latercera.com • Sociology • World

    A New York University professor argues that young men today face a profound crisis, marked by economic instability, emotional challenges, and shifting gender roles, leading to significant disparities in relationships.

    Estas son las nuevas élites que dominan el mundo: más poderosas e intervencionistas que nunca | Negocios | EL PAÍS

    elpais.com • Politics • World

    A global surge in anti-elite sentiment is fueled by widening economic inequality and a disconnect between the wealthy elite and the general population.