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28.09.2026 9:05
28.09.2026 9:00
Can Japan Say Goodbye to Middle Eastern Oil? Among the world’s top fuel-consuming nations, Japan is the most energy insecure. Its import-dependency ratios are scary: It buys overseas 99.9% of the oil it needs; 99.7% of the coal; and 97.8% of the natural gas. So Tokyo springs into action after every major energy shock to reassess its supply sources, making it a bellwether of global trends. The direction it’s signaling this time? Run away from the Middle East.

28.09.2026 9:00
Hedge Funds Moving to Athens Could Be a Heavy Loss for City of London When Alpha Bank’s Konstantinos Sarafopoulos returned home to Greece in 2021 after more than 20 years in the UK — 17 of them spent at JPMorgan Chase & Co. — he found a changed landscape. Recession and austerity were gone, attractive tax packages were being rolled out and bureaucracy was being eased by digitalization. “Not so positive was the traffic,” Sarafopoulos, the lender’s chief risk officer, tells me. “But that’s maybe testament to the country’s recent success.”

28.09.2026 9:00
UK Politics: Tony Blair Old Master of British Politics Is Worth a Listen Tony Blair is not just any backseat driver. He is the UK’s and the ruling Labour Party’s most successful living politician, the winner of three decisive general elections. So when he talks, Andy Burnham needs to listen, even if the prime minister in the driving seat dislikes what he hears.

28.09.2026 8:48
Cuba Warns US Sanctions Are Blocking Reform Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernández de Cossío tells Bloomberg This Weekend host David Gura that Cuba remains ready for talks with the US, but says continued sanctions and economic pressure are hampering the island’s efforts to reform its economy. De Cossío also says Cuba would welcome greater US investment and hopes the confrontation can ultimately end through negotiations. (Source: Bloomberg)