Iran nuclear test raises tensions, impacts US-Iran deal prospects

Rising fertilizer costs due to geopolitical tensions threaten global food security, potentially leading to inflation and increased hunger worldwide. The post Fertilizer prices surge 44% amid Iran war, raising food price concerns appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

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Geopolitical tensions with Iran could lead to market volatility, impacting energy prices, risk assets, and potentially influencing Fed policy. The post POTUS warns on Iran nuclear threat, anticipates oil flow surge appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

US authorities are reportedly stepping up efforts to disrupt Iran’s cryptocurrency activity, as Washington works to choke off financial channels linked to the regime amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.  ‘Breadcrumbs’ In Crypto A FOX Business report released Wednesday points to new figures from a threat-detection data firm estimating that Tehran controls roughly $7.7 […]

Trump's warning heightens geopolitical tensions, reducing prospects for diplomatic resolutions and increasing risks of military conflict. The post Trump warns of potential increased military action against Iran appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

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Abiy Ahmed | AI job losses | Deer ruminations | Harry Belafonte | Stephen Yaxley‑Lennon In reference to your report about 112 Nobel laureates calling on Iran to release the gravely ill activist Narges Mohammadi )(12 May), I write to note the irony that Abiy Ahmed, the prime minister of Ethiopia, has had under his leadership several activists imprisoned for protesting against human rights violations and a profound undemocratic social order since he was awarded the Nobel prize for peace in 2019. Perhaps the global community of Nobel laureates will next chastise one of their own. Sehin Teferra Addis Ababa, Ethiopia • It will not only be the students feeling restless (Third of university students in Great Britain think AI job losses will cause social unrest, poll finds, 19 May). Many parents have spent time and money encouraging their children through university, with the prospect of a good job afterwards. Now they find their offspring are back at home, owing to the lack of decent entry-le