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US Must Boost Domestic Uranium Enrichment To Counter Proliferation Risks
US Must Boost Domestic Uranium Enrichment To Counter Proliferation Risks
The Export-Import Bank of the United States recently issued letters of interest supporting up to $4.2 billion in financing for enriched uranium sales by General Matter to utilities in Japan and South Korea. This includes up to $2.4 billion for Japanese operators and $1.8 billion for South Korean ones over the coming decade.
As we reported, the deal advances American energy dominance and reduces allied dependence on adversarial fuel suppliers.
This transaction arrives as the United States, and much of the world,...
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Jul 30, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Housing Affordability Is A Global Issue
Housing Affordability Is A Global Issue
Housing affordability has become a defining economic issue across much of the world, but the relationship between home prices and incomes differs more than many people realize.
Using data from the UN Habitat World Cities Report 2026, Visual Capitalist's Dorothy Neufeld created this map comparing median home prices with annual household incomes across more than 180 countries, revealing where buying a home is relatively attainable—and where it remains far out of reach.
The World’s Most Affordable Housing Markets
Saudi Arabia and the UAE have the lowest home price-to-income...
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Gary Galles
Subsidizing Higher Education Is Not Creating Widespread External Benefits
Jun 19, 2026 / Tyler Durden
'Two-Tier' Britain: White Jobseekers Locked Out Of Employment Schemes
'Two-Tier' Britain: White Jobseekers Locked Out Of Employment Schemes
Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity,
Local councils are running race-exclusive job support programmes for ethnic minorities using central government grants, leaving white Britons on benefits to fend for themselves in a system that claims to promote fairness.
This fresh example of identity-driven exclusion follows a clear pattern of public and private sector policies that disadvantage white applicants in hiring, training and now benefits-linked help, all justified under the banner of "positive action" and "levelling up."
A Telegraph investigation published this week exposed how...
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