The 2025 Financial Crisis will not be global. It will be mainly limited to the United States. The rest of the world has finally been liberated.

It looks like Asian investors are selling dollar assets and buying gold.

President Xi Jinping will visit three Southeast Asian countries next week, as China steps up efforts to court partners to buffer the economy against an escalating trade war with the US bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

The Kremlin has confirmed that Donald Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff has landed in Russia.

The euro is above 1.14, trading at its highest level in over three years. The dollar has lost 5.5% of its value against the euro since Liberation Day. That means buying European imports will now cost Americans 15.5% more. 10% for the tariffs and 5.5% due to dollar depreciation.

Even after the Trump 🇺🇸 sudden tariff “pause” he has taken average 🇺🇸 tariffs to levels not seen since before WW1 and ten times what they were before he started his mad tariff wars against the world.

The temporary suspension of U.S. tariffs for 90 days is both a signal and an opening for negotiation. Yet this pause remains fragile. Fragile, because the 25% duties on steel, aluminum and automobiles, as well as the 10% tariffs on other products, are still in place.

Every economist advising Trump predicted that his tariffs would strengthen the dollar. They said foreign currency weakness was one way our trading partners would pay the cost of the tariffs. Instead the dollar is collapsing. Trump needs to fire every one of his economic advisors.

Cambodia had exported 211,058 tonnes of milled rice in the first quarter of 2025, earning a total revenue of $160.5 million, the Cambodia Rice Federation (CRF) said in a news release on Friday. khmertimeskh.com/501668832/camb…

Where the temple meets the sky I’ve stood there many times. Preah Vihear feels like it floats between earth and sky—majestic, remote, deeply Khmer. But for decades, this temple stood at the heart of a border dispute between Thailand and Cambodia. Over the next few days, I want

Calm, Not Silence I’ve lived in Cambodia for over 30 years. I don’t pretend to have the answers. But like many who love this country, I watch, I listen… and sometimes, I wonder. When this border issue began, I saw something unexpected: calm. The kind of calm that doesn’t chase

CAMBODIA AT A CROSSROADS: FROM CRISIS RESPONSE TO ECONOMIC STRATEGY By Arnaud Darc Co-Chair, G-PSF Working Group D CEO, Thalias Co., Ltd. Monday June 30, I sat around the table at the Cambodia Chamber of Commerce with leaders from every major business sector—trade, tourism,

Cambodge : +36 % de taxes sur les exportations vers les USA dès le 1er août. Quel impact pour le textile et les investisseurs ? Analyse avec Arnaud Darc, représentant du secteur privé du pays

EN DIRECT | Déclaration de politique générale du Premier ministre, Sébastien Lecornu, à l’Assemblée nationale. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Octobre 2025. La France traverse sa plus grave crise de confiance depuis 1968. La République ressemble à un vieux navire : solide, mais dont l’équipage a perdu le cap. Sébastien Lecornu tente de le remettre à flot, non par la force, mais par le dialogue. Suspendre les retraites,

🇫🇷 La France innove sans se transformer Comment un pays capable de concevoir des réacteurs nucléaires, des vaccins et des IA d’avant-garde peut-il rester incapable d’en tirer une croissance durable ? C’est notre paradoxe : nous innovons sans nous transformer. Nous investissons

Thailand’s deep airstrikes + cultural destruction + verification blocks = invasion pattern, not pure defense. Cambodia wants checks; Thailand hides. Neutrality = complicity. The images don’t lie—time to speak up. We Can No Longer Remain Neutral in the Cambodia-Thailand Conflict

The Cambodia–Thailand crisis is being debated through invasion rhetoric. That framing misses the deeper risk. The real issue is structural: the erosion of a legal standstill regime meant to prevent unilateral change in undemarcated border areas. The Cambodia–Thailand border is

International law does not fail because it lacks rules. It fails when compliance offers no political exit. That is why many border disputes persist even when the legal framework is clear. Governments hesitate to comply when doing so appears to mean loss of face, domestic