February 7, 2026

British Farm Exports to EU Fall 40% Since Brexit: NFU Warns of Long Road to Recovery

UK farm exports to the EU dropped almost 40% in five years after Brexit, says National Farmers’ Union. Poultry and beef suffered most. Officials plan regular talks to ease trade issues.

February 7, 2026

US Aims to End Russia-Ukraine War by June, Invites Both Sides for Talks

Ukraine's President Zelensky says the US wants the war with Russia over by June. Both sides are invited to peace talks in Miami next week. Meanwhile, Russian attacks on Ukraine's power plants hit hard, causing blackouts during freezing weather.

February 7, 2026

Global Economy: US Deleveraging, Europe Debt Risks, and Asia’s Growth Surge

The US is in a long-term deleveraging cycle with falling debt, while Europe faces rising fiscal risks. Asia, led by India and China, shows strong growth. Gold and government bonds gain as inflation drops and deflation risks rise in the West.

February 7, 2026

Apple Faces Discrimination Suit Over Treatment of Indian Female Engineer in California Court

Apple lost a bid to dismiss a discrimination lawsuit by an Indian female engineer alleging bias and exclusion by her South Asian managers. The California court says her claims stand but denied class action status.

February 7, 2026

India Stands Firm on Farm Tariffs in US Trade Talks, Limits Market Access

India will likely keep tariffs high on US corn and soybeans to protect small farmers. Talks with the US could open gates for nuts and fruits, but key farm imports remain restricted.