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Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum has approved a massive AED 128 billion ($34.85 billion) expansion for Al Maktoum International Airport. The project will make it the world’s largest, handling up to 260 million passengers—five times Dubai International Airport’s capacity.
With 400 terminal gates and five runways, operations from Dubai International will eventually shift to Al Maktoum, cementing Dubai’s role as a global aviation hub.
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With 400 terminal gates and five runways, operations from Dubai International will eventually shift to Al Maktoum, cementing Dubai’s role as a global aviation hub.
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Wheat, Geopolitics, and the Money of the Future
Hello, I'm Nastya from TCP-MARKET
When the news talks about wheat, we yawn. And that's a pity. Today, the price of bread, the stability of currencies, and even the fates of countries depend on grain. Welcome to the new world order, where food is a weapon, and money becomes liabilities.
After Russia withdrew from the 'Black Sea Initiative,' global grain trade faltered. Ukraine lost access to the sea, Russia dictated routes, China purchased volumes in advance, and Turkey became a grain hub. Wheat is the new bitcoin, but only with delivery to warehouses.
When the news talks about wheat, we yawn. And that's a pity. Today, the price of bread, the stability of currencies, and even the fates of countries depend on grain. Welcome to the new world order, where food is a weapon, and money becomes liabilities.
After Russia withdrew from the 'Black Sea Initiative,' global grain trade faltered. Ukraine lost access to the sea, Russia dictated routes, China purchased volumes in advance, and Turkey became a grain hub. Wheat is the new bitcoin, but only with delivery to warehouses.
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