A small kebab shop owner in Germany is going head-to-head with one the biggest multinational fast food chains, for using its trademarked name.
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A small kebab shop owner in Germany is going head-to-head with one the biggest multinational fast food chains, for using its trademarked name.
The US-Israel war with Iran is doing far more than pushing up prices at the pump—it’s shaking the foundations of global food security, petrochemical supply chains and everyday living costs. In this episode of The Dip, Kassandra, Daniel, Atlantic Council fellow Joseph Webster and DW US correspondent Janelle Dumalaon unpack how disruptions in the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz ripple through fertiliser markets, plastics, clothing, electricity and even US domestic politics
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How is Iran's economy coping during the war? With almost no real‑time economic data available, experts analyse what's happening on the ground by looking at energy access, oil exports, sanctions, cash transfers, and Iran's shifting relationships with China and the US. 00:00 How the Iran war has strengthened the IRGC 00:26 Intro: Dip into this week's episode 01:19 Djavad Salehi-Isfahani, Professor of economics at Virginia Tech 01:21 Why distribution matters more than supply during wartime 02:57 How does the oil price leap affect Iran’s economic revenues? 03:10 Iran’s control of the Strait of Hormuz & consequences of US oil sanctions 05:11 Have US sanctions been an effective tool at all until the war? 07:11 Have Iran’s allies stepped in to deal with sanctions? 07:31 On China, Saudi Arabia and US control in the Persian Gulf 10:52 Why sanctions strengthened the IRGC instead of weakening it 12:47 How are Iranians doing amid the war?
How exposed is Europe to higher motor fuel prices? We compare price hikes in different countries, look at Europe's reliance on roadways and explain why its love of diesel makes it more vulnerable to price distortions. 00:00 Introduction 01:07 Who drives more - Europe or the US? 01:44 Europe loves diesel 02:33 Driving in Europe is more expensive 03:20 Why is fuel so expensive in Europe? 05:17 Costs are rising 07:07 How governments are responding 08:05 Slashing prices & windfall taxes 09:07 Conclusion
Colombia has long been central to US concerns over drug trafficking, but the country’s wealth of natural resources and location also make it strategically important. As the regional tensions heat up, why has Trump got Bogóta in focus?
Why does oil above $100 per barrel matter? Every time oil prices surge, headlines warn about inflation, falling stock markets, and economic slowdowns.
DW BUSINESS--Cutting Edge Festival
INTERVIEW BY BENJAMIN BATHKE (FGJ ‘16) - We're live at Cutting Edge Festival 2017 from Forskningsparken (Oslo Science Park) with one of the most advanced humanoid robots in the world. It might one day save your life! WATCH HERE