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Small business breaks are fired in the middle of Trump's tariffs

One week after the mid-term elections, small American companies are facing increasing economic pressure from import tariffs, increased inputs and persistent inflation. According to Epiq Global, small business failures increased by 67% per year in the first quarter of 2026. In addition to these difficulties, fuel increases, which are driven by the war in the Middle East, further pressure the prices and operating costs.

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Parir in the midst of violence: the invisible danger faced by women in the West Bank

Military controls, difficulties in accessing medical facilities and settler violence are marking the pregnancies of some women in the occupied West Bank. Delays in crossing a checkpoint or the impact of an attack can prevent a pregnant woman from receiving medical care on time and, in some cases, end up in a spontaneous abortion. Janira Gómez's report for France 24.

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Middle East recovers oil exports despite continued attacks

Middle East oil exports over four days in the last week of September exceeded pre-war levels between the United States, Israel and Iran. The flows reached 22.5 million barrels a day, also driven by alternative routes to the Strait of Ormuz and even though the war has not ceased, and instead, the attacks continue and spread throughout the region. International crude oil prices dropped significantly on Monday, October 5.

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Cubans are looking for cash in the middle of the shortage of banknotes and coins

Tens of Cubans line up in the banks before they open up to be able to withdraw the maximum allowed cash, an estimated $28, at a time when prices are fired and tickets are scarce. The informal market has grown in recent months due to a lack of resources, low consumption and high costs, and Cuba has had to take alternatives to prevent the economy from falling further with the increase in US sanctions.