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32d06/11⚠ war-conflict · 3/5

Singapore says arrest warrants for 1MDB’s Jho Low still in force despite US clemency bid

Singapore police said arrest warrants for fugitive financier Jho Low remain active, even as the Malaysian continues efforts to seek clemency from US President Donald Trump. “Warrants of arrest and Interpol red notices for both Tan Kim Loong and Low Taek Jho are still in effect,” the police said in a statement on Wednesday. Tan is a known associate of Low and is also implicated in Malaysia’s multibillion-dollar 1MDB scandal. Low is accused by US and Malaysian authorities of masterminding the 1MDB

◇ unclassifiedchina · asia
32d06/10

Algeria’s Gas Advantage Is Real. So Are Its Production Problems.

Algeria’s 2026 hydrocarbon bidding round is arriving at a moment when timing may matter as much as geology. Oil and gas prices have been lifted by the prolonged Middle Eastern crisis, Europe is still trying to hardwire non-Russian gas into its supply system, and former Middle Eastern investors are reassessing where long-cycle upstream capital can be redirected without excessive security risk. For Algiers, this creates a sudden opening to cement its position as Europe’s second-largest natural gas

◇ unclassifiedmiddle-east · russia · usa
32d06/10

As de-dollarisation trends persist, can the yuan take the euro’s place?

In early April, hours after US President Donald Trump threatened to bomb Iran “back to the Stone Ages” in a prime-time address, China’s yuan-denominated cross-border payment system set a record for transaction volume in a single day. The Cross-Border Interbank Payment System (CIPS) skyrocketed to 1.22 trillion yuan (US$180.3 billion) on April 2, almost doubling the daily average volume in February. The spike occurred as more oil-producing nations rapidly scaled up their share of yuan settlements

◇ unclassifiedchina · asia · europe
32d06/10

Places in Europe where I could match my monthly savings

I live and work in Switzerland atm, I earn 113k EUR a year at my first job after graduation (2 years internship previously). I have a MSc in quant finance from a top 5 uni, work in a somewhat related field. I am not the most fond of my job, and the current job market here is not the best, so I am just thinking of looking elsewhere IF I could achieve a similar monthly savings of 4.5k EUR a month. My spending is relatively low, my net monthly salary is 7350 EUR. So my total monthly expenses are ar

Social◇ unclassifiedeurope · uk · norway
32d06/10

Why are so many new EU investors jumping straight into speculation, heavy leverage and Etoro CFDs instead of just buying and holding long-term?

I've been chatting with a bunch of friends and acquaintances lately who are just getting into investing, and it's honestly blowing my mind how many of them are going straight for the high-risk stuff. Like, not even dipping a toe in with some boring index funds or a simple long-term portfolio – nah, they're talking about loading up on individual stocks with tons of leverage, trading CFDs on Etoro, or chasing whatever meme is hot that week. One mate in Germany was telling me he's 5x leveraged on s

Social◇ unclassifiedeurope · germany
32d06/10

Is my company pension scheme worth it?

Unfortunately I have no idea about the topic and would like to ask for advice. About me: I have been employed permanently since 11/25 and receive 13 salaries. As a benefit, we also receive an additional 0.4 salaries in the form of a company pension scheme. I received the following email from HR and would need help deciphering it. My goal is to find out how much I contribute myself and whether these values ​​are good or whether the company pension plan and any personal payments are worth it. Email from HR: “bAV/month = €136.54 + possibly personal contribution: €20.50

Social◇ unclassifiedgermany · europe
32d06/10⚠ sanctions · 3/5

EU Moves Against Russian LNG Shipping As Arctic Gas Imports Surge

Brussels is proposing new restrictions on Russia’s LNG shipping sector even as Europe remains the primary destination for Russian Arctic gas, receiving nearly 97% of Yamal Arctic LNG exports so far this year. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has unveiled the European Union’s 21st sanctions package against Russia, which includes a proposed ban on the sale of LNG tankers to Russian interests and new restrictions targeting vessels that support Moscow’s energy export network. The p

◇ unclassifiedmiddle-east · russia · usa
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