The Trump administration has terminated thousands of federal employees, citing performance issues. Many dismissed workers dispute these claims, pointing to positive recent performance reviews.

Russia's economy may face continued challenges after the war in Ukraine ends, as it has grown dependent on military spending and faces structural issues.

The Trump administration has directed USAID to place most of its global workforce on administrative leave, signaling potential major changes to the agency despite legal questions.

China has announced new tariffs on US exports including coal, LNG, crude oil, and large vehicles in response to President Trump's trade actions, escalating tensions between the world's two largest economies.

Top economists criticize Trump's plan to impose tariffs on Canada and Mexico, warning of economic repercussions and damage to U.S. credibility.

Economic experts are questioning the accuracy of Russia's latest economic figures, suggesting a more troubled economic reality than officially portrayed.

NATO is utilizing sea drones to monitor and defend subsea cables in the Baltic Sea amid growing concerns of Russian sabotage.

President Trump reiterates plans for extensive tariffs but holds off on immediate implementation, citing February 1 as the start date for new trade policies.

Palm Beach, Florida is experiencing increased political and business activity as Trump prepares to take office, with potential implications for energy sector networking and dealmaking.