The resignation of Nepali PM KP Oli, amid massive youth-driven protests has raised many questions for the people of Nepal and its once united Left. While many have accused the uprising about merely being in response to a social media ban, the roots are much deeper. Atul Chandra and Pramesh Pokharel write, “It is tempting – especially from afar – to narrate this as a clash over digital freedoms. That would be analytically thin. For Gen-Z Nepalis, platforms are not just entertainment; they are job boards, news wires, organizing tools, and social lifelines. Shutting them off – after years of economic drift – felt like collective punishment. But the deeper story is structural: Nepal’s growth has been stabilized by remittances rather than transformed by domestic investment capable of producing dignified work. In FY 2024/25, the Department of Foreign Employment issued 839,266 exit labor permits – staggering out-migration for a country of ~30 million. Remittances hovered around 33% of GDP in 2024, among the highest ratios worldwide. These numbers speak to survival, not social progress; they are a referendum on a model that exports its youth to low-wage contracts while importing basics, and that depends on patronage rather than productivity.” 📲 Read the full article by Atul Chandra and Pramesh Pokharel on our website.

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Japan can’t produce enough matcha tea to meet global demand. Due to rising international demand, especially from the U.S., Europe, and China, Japan is experiencing a matcha shortage, according to reports from Japanese agricultural cooperatives and tea producers. Regions like Uji in Kyoto and Nishio in Aichi—known for premium matcha—are struggling to meet export needs, as the traditional production process is slow and labor-intensive. Matcha exports from Japan have more than doubled over the past decade, but the limited supply of shade-grown, hand-picked tea leaves can't keep up. Producers warn that continued pressure may impact quality and sustainability in the long term. Follow for more 👉 @mindset.therapy

US President Donald Trump has backed a Senate bill that may impose 500% tariffs on countries like India and China for buying Russian oil. The bill aims to pressure them to stop trade with Russia amid the ongoing Ukraine war. India’s imports of Russian oil jumped from under 1% to 40-44% of total crude oil imports after 2022. In June, India imported more Russian oil than from Saudi Arabia and Iraq combined. Indian refiners were set to import 2–2.2 million barrels per day from Russia in June, the highest in two years. In May, oil imports from Russia stood at 1.96 million barrels per day. If passed, the US bill could raise tariffs on Indian exports by up to 500%. However, India is working on a trade deal with the US, which may help lower overall tariffs. #NowIndia #India #RussianOil #Trump #China #Russia #Modi

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Oil accounts for 30% of the world’s energy supply. The top producers are the US with 19%, followed by Saudi Arabia at 11%, and Russia at 10%. Other key players like Canada, Iraq, China, the UAE, Iran, and Brazil each contribute between 4–5%, with the rest of the world making up 37%. Once extracted, oil is primarily transported by sea—around 60% of global flows move via tankers, while 40% are piped across borders. These maritime routes are critical chokepoints in the global system. The Strait of Hormuz handles a third of all seaborne oil, while the Strait of Malacca sees about 30%. Other key routes include the Suez Canal (11%), Bab al-Mandeb (10%), and the Turkish Straits and Baltic Sea (5% each). Saudi Arabia leads global exports with 40%, followed by Iraq (20%), the UAE (15%), and Kuwait (12%). Iran, Qatar, and others round out the rest. On the import side, China dominates with 30% of global intake, followed by Japan and South Korea at 20%, India at 20%, Europe at 10%, and other nations making up the remainder. This chart reveals just how interconnected—and vulnerable—the global oil market is to geopolitical shocks and supply chain disruptions. #OilMarket #EnergySecurity #Geopolitics #OilProduction #OilTransport #EnergyTrade #CrudeOil #StraitOfHormuz #GlobalEconomy #Commodities #OilSupplyChain #EnergyGeopolitics

Despite geopolitical tensions, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange reached a new all-time high this week. The TA-125 index closed at 2,238 points, fueled by tech exports and robust defense-sector earnings. Analysts attribute the surge to global demand for Israeli AI and cybersecurity firms. Elbit Systems and Check Point Software both reported record Q2 profits. Foreign capital inflows have also spiked, with over $1.1 billion entering Israeli equities in June alone. Institutional investors appear to be pricing in long-term regional dominance in innovation. Join the free memecoin discord in my bio for alpha 📲 Folllow for more crypto content posted every day ☑️ #crypto #bitcoin #btc #cryptocurrency #cryptonews #bitcoinnews #cryptotips #ripple #xrp

In a sharp retaliation to President Trump’s fresh tariffs, China will slap a 34% duty on all US imports from April 10. Beijing condemned the move as “economic bullying” and escalated matters by suing the US at the WTO. China also curbed rare earth exports, banned select US firms, and blocked poultry from two suppliers. The trade war spooked global markets, triggering the steepest Wall Street and European sell-offs in years. #Businessbulls #China #USA

👉 US President Donald Trump revoked a 2023 executive order by Joe Biden aimed at mitigating AI-related risks to national security, consumers, and workers. 🤖 Biden's order required developers of high-risk AI systems to share safety test results with the government under the Defense Production Act and directed federal agencies to establish testing standards and address broader risks. 🗣️ The Republican Party criticized the order, claiming it hindered AI innovation, and emphasized support for AI development tied to free speech and human progress. 🚀 Meanwhile, Biden recently issued a separate order supporting energy demands for advanced AI data centers, which Trump did not repeal. 👀 This development follows new U.S. restrictions on AI chip exports, which have drawn industry criticism. #ai #artificialintelligence #aitools #aihacks #chatgpt #tech #technology