MBMarcus Bell
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Marcus Bell is an international correspondent for MoneyOval, specializing in major geopolitical developments, economic shifts, and diplomatic trends shaping the global landscape. With a keen eye on power dynamics, policy moves, and emerging narratives, Marcus delivers in-depth analysis that brings clarity to complex global events.
Latest Articles
Israel Demands Complete Withdrawal from Gaza City
Israel orders every resident of Gaza City to evacuate as military forces expand operations in the enclave's largest urban center, triggering mass panic and deepening the humanitarian crisis.
How Much Does Climate Change Amplify Heat-Related Mortality in Urban Centers?
Rapid scientific analysis reveals that climate change nearly tripled heat-related deaths during Europe’s recent heatwave, with urban centers facing the brunt of this escalating crisis.
Supreme Court Ruling Paves Path for Sweeping Federal Workforce Cuts
The Supreme Court’s latest decision removes a major legal barrier to President Trump’s plan for mass federal layoffs, setting the stage for a rapid and potentially transformative downsizing of the U.S. government workforce.
Nepali prime minister resigns amid violent anti-corruption unrest
Nepal’s PM resigns after mass protests over a social media ban and corruption leave 19 people dead as unrest grips Kathmandu.
President Macron Faces Challenge to Appoint Fifth PM Amid Budget Crisis
France’s parliament ousted Prime Minister François Bayrou amid deep divisions over budget cuts, forcing President Macron to find a new leader amid political instability.
What’s Behind the Red Sea Cable Cuts Slowing Microsoft Azure?
Microsoft Azure faces delays due to undersea cable cuts in the Red Sea disrupting Middle East internet traffic.
Why is Russia banning WhatsApp and Telegram calls now?
Russia increasingly restricts WhatsApp and Telegram calls amid the rollout of the state-controlled Max app and expanding internet blackouts.
China accepts second LNG shipment from Russian Arctic project
A Russian tanker carrying sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 has docked in China for the second time, highlighting growing energy cooperation amid Western sanctions.
What led to Anutin’s rise as Thailand’s prime minister?
Anutin Charnvirakul became Thailand’s prime minister after coalition shifts and a pivotal court ruling, redefining the nation's political landscape.
Trump’s Tariff Deadline Extension Triggers Intense Negotiations Across Asia
President Trump’s extension of the US tariff deadline to August 1 has ignited a flurry of high-stakes negotiations across Asia, as governments scramble to avoid sweeping new levies on exports.
Trump’s Sovereign Wealth Fund Proposal Faces Hurdles of Scale, Stability, and Transparency
President Trump’s push for a US sovereign wealth fund collides with daunting challenges in funding, political consensus, and transparent governance, raising urgent questions about its feasibility and potential impact.
Will New US Tariffs Trigger Volatility in Global Currency Markets?
As the US prepares to implement sweeping new tariffs, investors and policymakers brace for potential turbulence in global currency markets, with uncertainty driving sharp moves in the dollar and its peers.
Starovoit’s Death Deepens Mystery Around Kremlin Dismissals
The sudden death of former Russian transport minister Roman Starovoit, hours after his dismissal, intensifies speculation over Kremlin shakeups, corruption probes, and the fate of officials under President Putin’s rule.
What Will NATO Do After Russia’s Brutal Strikes on Ukraine?
NATO convened an emergency meeting in Brussels after Russia's massive air assault on Ukraine. Alliance members condemned the strikes and weighed urgent military aid measures.
Putin, Xi Deepen Energy Ties With $13B Siberia-2 Pipeline Pact
China and Russia solidify their energy partnership with a $13.6 billion Siberia-2 gas pipeline agreement and new visa-free travel measures, signaling deepening strategic ties.
Was Pam Bondi Misleading the Public About the Epstein Client List?
Attorney General Pam Bondi faces mounting scrutiny after repeatedly claiming to possess Jeffrey Epstein’s “client list,” only for a DOJ and FBI review to find no evidence such a list exists. What does this mean for public trust and government transparency?
Red Sea Incident Signals Escalation in Maritime Threats Near Yemen
A violent attack on a commercial vessel off Yemen’s coast marks a sharp rise in maritime threats, fueling fears of renewed instability in the Red Sea and jeopardizing global trade routes.
India’s Legal Action Against Reuters on X Highlights Tensions with Global Media
India’s unexpected block of Reuters’ X account, citing a legal demand, has intensified scrutiny of the country’s digital policies and its uneasy relationship with global media platforms.
Can the EU’s Stockpiling Strategy Shield Europe from Critical Mineral Shortages?
The European Union is moving to stockpile critical minerals as geopolitical risks and supply chain threats mount, but questions remain about whether this strategy can truly secure Europe’s industrial future.
Can U.S. Patriot Missiles Shift the Balance in Ukraine’s Defense Against Russia?
As Russian missile strikes intensify, Ukraine’s urgent need for U.S. Patriot air defense systems raises questions about whether these advanced weapons can decisively alter the course of the conflict.
Flash Floods in Texas Leave Devastation and Dozens Missing After Record Rainfall
Torrential rains triggered catastrophic flash floods in Texas Hill Country, killing at least 24 and leaving dozens missing, as emergency crews race against time to rescue survivors amid ongoing threats of more severe weather.
Can Hamas and Israel Reach a Lasting Ceasefire Amid Mounting Demands?
Hamas’s “positive response” to a US-brokered ceasefire proposal renews hopes for a truce in Gaza, but deep divisions and complex demands threaten to derail a lasting peace. The coming days will test the resolve of all parties.
Can Australia Contain the Surge in Antisemitic Violence?
Australia faces an unprecedented escalation in antisemitic attacks, prompting urgent government action and raising questions about the nation’s ability to protect its Jewish community. Authorities, community leaders, and global partners are rushing to stop the trend.
Deadly flooding along the Guadalupe River forces mass evacuations and disaster declarations in Texas.
Catastrophic flooding along the Guadalupe River in Kerr County, Texas, has left multiple dead, triggered mass evacuations, and prompted disaster declarations as authorities warn of life-threatening conditions.
Afghanistan Earthquake Kills 800, Injures 2,500 in Nangarhar Region
A powerful 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan, killing 800 and injuring 2,500 in Nangarhar, with rescue efforts hampered by rugged terrain.
