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Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Wednesday Morning 9-24-25

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Trump at the UN: Palestine, Gaza, and the Waning U.S. Grip

Trump’s UN speech on Palestine reveals more than a diplomatic split — it signals a weakening of U.S. leverage in both politics and global finance.

Trump Condemns Recognition of Palestine
At the UN, Trump blasted Western nations for recognizing a Palestinian state, framing it as a “reward for atrocities.” His rejection places Washington at odds with France, Britain, Canada, and others, intensifying U.S. isolation at the very moment multipolar blocs are rising.

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Trump at the UN: Palestine, Gaza, and the Waning U.S. Grip

Trump’s UN speech on Palestine reveals more than a diplomatic split — it signals a weakening of U.S. leverage in both politics and global finance.

Trump Condemns Recognition of Palestine
At the UN, Trump blasted Western nations for recognizing a Palestinian state, framing it as a “reward for atrocities.” His rejection places Washington at odds with France, Britain, Canada, and others, intensifying U.S. isolation at the very moment multipolar blocs are rising.

Shifting Global Consensus
By siding unconditionally with Israel, Washington risks alienating partners whose support underpins NATO, G7 coordination, and dollar-denominated finance. This isolation is not just about politics — it erodes the cooperative backbone of U.S. monetary dominance.

Why This Matters
The Gaza war, UN recognition battles, and Trump’s stance all reveal a larger truth: the U.S. is losing consensus power — both diplomatically and financially — as rivals from BRICS to Europe test new alternatives.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

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Source: 
Reuters

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UN Report: Israel Seeks Permanent Gaza Control

New UN findings highlight Israeli policies designed for long-term control of Gaza and demographic shifts in the West Bank.

Key Points

  • Report cites systematic destruction of Gaza infrastructure and intent to prevent Palestinian statehood.

  • Findings frame Israel’s actions as permanent annexation, reshaping the region’s future.

  • U.S. backing for Israel against global consensus further deepens its isolation.

Why This Matters
The humanitarian crisis doubles as a geopolitical cost center, forcing U.S. financial and diplomatic resources into an unsustainable defense of Israel.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

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Source: 
Al JazeeraReuters

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Trump’s Gaza Plan with Arab States

Trump pitched Arab-majority nations on deploying security forces and funding Gaza’s reconstruction.

Key Points

  • Proposal aims to enable Israeli withdrawal while excluding Hamas.

  • Success hinges on fragile Arab consensus — already fractured by rivalries.

  • U.S. seeks to outsource cost and responsibility while retaining control.

Why This Matters
If Arab states resist or fragment, Washington’s influence erodes further, undermining U.S. credibility across the Middle East and weakening the petrodollar alignment.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

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Source: Axios, 
Modern Diplomacy   

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Macron to Trump: No Gaza Peace, No Nobel Prize

French President Macron openly challenged Trump to end the Gaza war if he wants global recognition.

Key Points

  • Macron tied Trump’s Nobel ambitions directly to peace in Gaza.

  • Europe signals frustration with U.S. policy, calling for leverage of military aid to Israel.

  • Highlights a widening U.S.–EU divide over Gaza and Middle East strategy.

Why This Matters
European dissent erodes Western unity — the same unity required to maintain the dollar-based system against BRICS-led alternatives.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

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Source: 
Modern DiplomacyReuters

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“Tidbits From TNT” Wednesday Morning 9-24-2025

TNT:

Tishwash:  Economist: The tripartite oil agreement is linked to 57 contracts with foreign companies. 

Economic expert Nabil al-Marsoumi confirmed on Tuesday the difficulty of evaluating the tripartite oil agreement, given that its details have not yet been published. He noted that the agreement is linked to 57 contracts with foreign companies operating in the Kurdistan Region.

In a statement monitored by Iraq Observer, Al-Marsoumi said, "Evaluating the agreement is difficult in the absence of details, but indications point to an imminent agreement between the three parties." He explained that "the problem is not only between Baghdad and Kurdistan, but also relates to foreign companies that have 57 contracts concluded with the region."

TNT:

Tishwash:  Economist: The tripartite oil agreement is linked to 57 contracts with foreign companies. 

Economic expert Nabil al-Marsoumi confirmed on Tuesday the difficulty of evaluating the tripartite oil agreement, given that its details have not yet been published. He noted that the agreement is linked to 57 contracts with foreign companies operating in the Kurdistan Region.

In a statement monitored by Iraq Observer, Al-Marsoumi said, "Evaluating the agreement is difficult in the absence of details, but indications point to an imminent agreement between the three parties." He explained that "the problem is not only between Baghdad and Kurdistan, but also relates to foreign companies that have 57 contracts concluded with the region."

He added, "These companies are not among the largest global or American giants, but rather medium- and small-sized companies due to the small size of the oil fields in Kurdistan." He explained that "they all operate under production-sharing contracts, whereby the investor or company undertakes the spending and investment, and then begins to recover its dues when production reaches the commercial stage  link

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Tishwash:  Iraq's gold reserves reach record high, strengthening the dinar. 

An economic expert revealed that Iraq's gold reserves have reached record levels, unprecedented for the Central Bank, in a clear indication of the country's strengthening financial strength.

Record growth in reserves

Economic expert Munir al-Obaidi said in a post on his social media page on Wednesday, September 24, 2025, that the Central Bank of Iraq's gold reserves exceeded 24 trillion dinars, a 13.3% annual increase and a 135% increase compared to 2022.

He added that gold reserves accounted for 20% of the total reserves, which amounted to 123 trillion Iraqi dinars. He noted that this figure represents a record high since the establishment of the Central Bank of Iraq, as gold reserves had previously not exceeded 20 trillion dinars, and its contribution to total reserves had never reached 20% before.

The impact of gold on the Iraqi economy

Al-Obaidi explained that reaching this level of gold reserves enhances the strength and value of the Iraqi dinar, especially in light of the global fluctuations witnessed by various currencies, including the dollar.

He pointed out that the Central Bank of Iraq is keen to increase the percentage of gold reserves because it represents a factor of safety and financial stability in the face of international economic fluctuations, and enhances the ability to confront any potential financial crises.

Conclusion

The rise in Iraq's gold reserves to record levels is a significant financial achievement that reflects the Central Bank's prudent reserve management policies, enhances confidence in the Iraqi dinar, and provides additional protection for the national economy from global market fluctuations.  link

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Tishwash:  Banks expand, numbers jump 1,400%... 5.6 million cards outline Iraq's "financial revolution"

The Central Bank of Iraq's announcement that the number of domiciled employee cards has reached 5.6 million was not merely an administrative figure; it is a profound indication of the scale of the ongoing transformation of the Iraqi economy.

 Economic expert Nasser Al-Kinani interprets this shift as "a major strategic step toward transitioning to a digital economy and enhancing financial inclusion," emphasizing that the new approach aligns with the global trend toward reducing reliance on cash and the risks associated with counterfeiting, money laundering, and the difficulty of oversight.

Al-Kanani explains that adopting electronic payment systems opens a wider window for financial transparency, improves the efficiency of government collection and revenues, and reduces the size of the parallel economy, which for decades has been an obstacle to building a regulated economy. He adds that if Iraq makes good use of this phase, it will achieve a double leap: on the one hand, it will regulate the flow of funds, and on the other, it will expand the base of financial inclusion, providing the state and society with new opportunities for investment and savings.

But the challenge is no less important than the ambition. Al-Kanani points out that "the digital infrastructure and the ability to secure a secure and reliable payment network covering all cities and rural areas" remain the biggest obstacle.

The gap between the center and the periphery could threaten this project if it is not accompanied by a government effort to expand the internet network and ensure electricity stability, in addition to raising citizens' financial literacy and encouraging them to use electronic means.

 He therefore emphasizes the need for coordinated cooperation between the government, banks, and payment companies to provide practical solutions for all segments of society, from government employees to retirees and self-employed individuals.

To support Al-Kanani's claim, official government data reveals the magnitude of the leaps achieved over the past three years. The number of bank accounts rose to nearly 20 million, compared to only 8 million in 2022, a growth rate exceeding 150%. Bank cards of various types reached between 21 and 22 million, compared to 16 million three years ago, an increase of 38%. Infrastructure expanded at an unprecedented pace; the number of point-of-sale (POS) terminals rose to 62,000, up from less than 10,000 in 2022, and the number of ATMs jumped to 7,531, compared to only 2,223 three years ago.

These figures, which experts describe as a qualitative transformation, become even more evident when looking at total electronic payments, which reached 1.37 trillion dinars in May 2025, up from just 90 billion at the end of 2022, representing a growth rate of 1,400%. Financial inclusion also rose to approximately 40%, up from less than 10% in 2019, reflecting the entry of large segments of society into the formal financial system after decades of reliance on paper money.

Al-Kanani believes that when these indicators are coupled with ongoing government projects, such as the activation of the local card by the end of 2025, the launch of rapid payment, the adoption of unified electronic collection, and the localization of private sector salaries, Iraq will enter a "new phase that redefines the relationship between citizens and the state based on transparency and trust," provided that technical and legislative obstacles are addressed through a serious national plan accompanied by a comprehensive awareness campaign.

In conclusion, Al-Kanani outlines the scenario: Without capitalizing on this digital boom, the Iraqi economy will remain captive to the same risks that have hobbled it for decades. However, if it is seriously invested in, the July 2026 deadline set by the Central Bank could become a true turning point, launching Iraq toward a more disciplined, just, and globally integrated economy.  link

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Vietnam FREEZES 86 Million Accounts For Noncompliance With New Biometric Requirements

Banking purge: Vietnam FREEZES 86 Million Accounts For Noncompliance With New Biometric Requirements

By Ramon Tomey // Sep 21, 2025  HOME // CENTRAL BANKS

Vietnam is freezing or deleting 86 million bank accounts (nearly half of all accounts nationwide) for failing to comply with mandatory facial biometric scans, citing AI-driven fraud and money laundering as justification.

Transactions over 10 million dong ($379) now require facial verification, disproportionately impacting foreign residents and inactive account holders, with reports of people forced to fly back to Vietnam to avoid account termination.

Banking purge: Vietnam FREEZES 86 Million Accounts For Noncompliance With New Biometric Requirements

By Ramon Tomey // Sep 21, 2025  HOME // CENTRAL BANKS

Vietnam is freezing or deleting 86 million bank accounts (nearly half of all accounts nationwide) for failing to comply with mandatory facial biometric scans, citing AI-driven fraud and money laundering as justification.

Transactions over 10 million dong ($379) now require facial verification, disproportionately impacting foreign residents and inactive account holders, with reports of people forced to fly back to Vietnam to avoid account termination.

Privacy advocates warn this sets a dangerous precedent for government financial control, with biometric data being irreplaceable if hacked, enabling permanent identity theft risks and potential misuse for surveillance and exclusion.

Similar to Cyprus' 2013 bail-ins and Nigeria's crypto bans, Vietnam's move reflects a global trend of governments weaponizing banking access to enforce compliance, with experts predicting more countries will follow.

Proponents argue this crackdown highlights the need for censorship-resistant money like Bitcoin, where users retain full control without reliance on banks or biometric mandates.

In a sweeping move that has alarmed privacy advocates and Bitcoin proponents alike, Vietnam has begun closing 86 million bank accounts that failed to comply with strict new facial biometric authentication mandates.

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) first announced the purge in July, with the closures taking effect this month. It cited rising fraud powered by artificial intelligence (AI) and money laundering as justification for the unprecedented financial lockdown.

Under the SBV's rules, facial scans are required for account verification and transactions exceeding 10 million Vietnamese dong ($379). This has left millions of citizens and expatriates scrambling to reclaim access to their own funds, though foreign residents and inactive account holders appear to be disproportionately impacted.

The move has left nearly half of the country's 200 million accounts now frozen or slated for deletion. Given this, critics warn this marks a dangerous escalation in government financial surveillance – one that could foreshadow similar crackdowns worldwide.

One Reddit user, a former contractor identified as "Yukzor," described being forced to fly back to Vietnam to prevent HSBC from shuttering his account. He called the requirement "crazy" in an era where digital solutions should suffice.

"They said they will close my account this month if I don't fly in and update the biometrics," Yukzor lamented, highlighting the draconian reality of centralized financial control. Bitcoin commentator Marty Bent echoed the sentiment, bluntly stating: "This is why we Bitcoin."

How Hanoi is accelerating financial surveillance

Historical precedent suggests Vietnam's actions are far from isolated. From Cyprus' 2013 bail-ins to Nigeria's abrupt cryptocurrency bans, governments have repeatedly weaponized banking access to enforce compliance. Bent noted it would be "naive to think Vietnam will be the last" – pointing to Lebanon, Turkey and Venezuela as cautionary tales where capital controls crippled financial autonomy. (Related: Vietnam becomes first country to enact comprehensive law regulating the digital technology industry.)

Brighteon.AI's Enoch also points out that "linking bank accounts to biometrics poses severe security risks, as compromised biometric data – unlike passwords – cannot be changed if hacked, leaving victims permanently vulnerable to identity theft and financial fraud. Additionally, centralized biometric databases like those proposed for digital IDs could be exploited by governments or corporations for surveillance, control and even exclusion from essential services based on compliance with mandates."

The SBV defended the policy as a necessary cleanup of dormant or fraudulent accounts, particularly after police busted an AI-driven laundering ring moving 1.03 trillion dong ($39 million) using spoofed facial scans. Yet critics like Bitcoin environmentalist Daniel Batten warn the rules grant the SBV "next-gen financial surveillance ability," eroding privacy under the guise of security.

While local crypto executives downplay the backlash, insisting most Vietnamese citizens remain unaffected, the policy's ripple effects are undeniable. Herbert Sim, chief marketing officer of the AI Creator Economy and Network, noted the challenges for foreigners: "The OTP [One-Time Password] and phone-bindings, needing in-person biometric verification are big hurdles."

For Bitcoin advocates, Vietnam's crackdown underscores the urgency of decentralized alternatives where no government can freeze funds or demand biometric tribute. As Bent put it: "Once you use Bitcoin as your bank and do it correctly, there is no need to worry about your country's government or central bank deciding on a whim to thrust biometric verification requirements on you."

The fallout from Vietnam's banking purge serves as a stark reminder. In an age of escalating digital control, the fight for financial sovereignty is just beginning.

Visit Surveillance.news for more similar stories.

Watch this video from World Alternative Media about the closure of 145 banks in a span of five weeks.

https://www.newstarget.com/2025-09-21-vietnam-freezes-bank-accounts-noncompliance-biometric-requirements.html

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Gold Being Revalued as Money again, this Rally is Different

Gold Being Revalued as Money again, this Rally is Different

Commodity Culture:   9-22-2025

Gold. For centuries, it’s been a symbol of wealth, stability, and a trusted hedge against uncertainty.

But what if this current surge in gold prices isn’t just another cyclical climb? What if it signals a fundamental revaluation – a “remonetization” – of the yellow metal in the global financial system?

Gold Being Revalued as Money again, this Rally is Different

Commodity Culture:   9-22-2025

Gold. For centuries, it’s been a symbol of wealth, stability, and a trusted hedge against uncertainty.

But what if this current surge in gold prices isn’t just another cyclical climb? What if it signals a fundamental revaluation – a “remonetization” – of the yellow metal in the global financial system?

This intriguing prospect was recently explored in an insightful interview on Commodity Culture, where Jesse Day hosted Stefan Sklepowicz, CEO of Kirkland Lake Discoveries. Stefan laid out a compelling case for why gold’s comeback is far more significant than many realize, and how companies like Kirkland Lake Discoveries are poised to capitalize on this seismic shift.

Stefan emphasizes that today’s gold rally is not merely a typical price surge. It’s a fundamental revaluation driven by a cocktail of powerful macro-economic forces: persistent global inflation, staggering record-high debt levels, and a noticeable erosion of trust in traditional fiat currencies.

In response, central banks worldwide – particularly those outside the Western bloc – are aggressively diversifying their reserves by purchasing gold.

 This isn’t just tactical; it’s a strategic move signaling a “remonetization” of gold. It’s being embraced as a core monetary asset, not just a hedge. Developments like Basel III regulations, which now classify gold as a tier one asset for banks, and efforts by BRICS countries to incorporate gold into trade settlements, further solidify this trend toward gold’s renewed monetary role.

The message is clear: gold’s role in the global financial system is undergoing a profound transformation, and smart investors are looking beyond the headlines to understand the underlying drivers and discover the companies best positioned to benefit.

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Ariel: We Got Over the Biggest Hump

Ariel: We Got Over the Biggest Hump

No better explain here.

We got over the biggest hump. Now everything that is tethered to the currency revaluation no longer needs or requires this long drawn out process in order to officially underwrite Iraq.

The Oil

The Two State Solution

Donald Trump Announcement

The September 30th Financial Modernization

Ariel: We Got Over the Biggest Hump

No better explain here.

We got over the biggest hump. Now everything that is tethered to the currency revaluation no longer needs or requires this long drawn out process in order to officially underwrite Iraq.

The Oil

The Two State Solution

Donald Trump Announcement

The September 30th Financial Modernization

All of this falls right under Security & Stability.

TL: How did I miss this little tidbit today?! This document was not just reviewed, verified & signed, but it was signed by Karim Khasbak, THE HEAD of Iraq’s State Council!

His signature VALIDATES Baghdad’s authority and legal coverage over: •KRG’s non-oil revenues (border crossings, taxes, customs, etc.)

 •Enforcement of the 2025 budget law Article 13 and related clauses

 •Ensures full federal-KRG budget compliance, enabling:

 •Salaries to flow •Oil exports to resume

•Foreign company payments to be processed

 DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS?! THE FIRST DOMINO JUST FELL!

1. ALL REVENUE STREAMS ARE NOW ACCOUNTED FOR!

•Both oil and non-oil revenues from the Kurdistan Region are now REGISTERED under Baghdad’s control, LEGALLY approved and audited & READY for integration into national budget flows!

 2. FACILITATES UNIFIED TREASURY OPERATIONS! The CBI and Ministry of Finance can now predict FULL national revenue, balance spending and deficit projections & LAUNCH A STABLE NEW RATE WITH CONFIDENCE!!!!

3. THIS SIGNATURE STRENGTHENS IMF & WTO CONFIDENCE! Global institutions monitoring Iraq’s financial reform (IMF, WTO) will view this as progress on transparency, a milestone in federal unity& A GREEN LIGHT for foreign investor confidence!

HE JUST PUSHED THE BUTTON IMO!

PRAYERFULLY we should see the parallel market be obliterated this week because the rate will be released! This is such good news!

Source(s):   https://x.com/Prolotario1/status/1970274600240939088

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China’s Expanding Leverage: Diplomacy With Washington, Alignment With Pyongyang

Beijing reopens doors with U.S. lawmakers while deepening ties with North Korea — signaling a dual-track strategy to stabilize trade while strengthening authoritarian alliances.

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China’s Expanding Leverage: Diplomacy With Washington, Alignment With Pyongyang

Beijing reopens doors with U.S. lawmakers while deepening ties with North Korea — signaling a dual-track strategy to stabilize trade while strengthening authoritarian alliances.

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U.S. Lawmakers in Beijing: Breaking the Ice

  • A bipartisan U.S. delegation met Chinese Premier Li Qiang in Beijing, the first such visit since 2019.

  • The trip emphasized “breaking the ice” after years of trade wars, pandemic-era freezes, and tensions over Taiwan.

  • Both sides touched on AI governance, military dialogue, and fentanyl control, suggesting areas where cooperation may cautiously grow.

  • Yet, disputes over semiconductors, tariffs, and Taiwan remain unsolved — structural points of friction unlikely to fade.

Why This Matters
This visit shows Beijing is willing to appear cooperative with Washington when it suits economic and stability needs — but it doesn’t erase deeper divides. It’s a strategic pause, not a reversal.

Kim Jong Un and Xi: Authoritarian Solidarity

  • Kim Jong Un pledged to strengthen ties with China “more vigorously,” thanking Xi for backing during sanctions pressure.

  • Both leaders stood together at Beijing’s WWII military parade — a symbolic gesture of unity.

  • Kim reiterated openness to talks with the U.S., but only if Washington drops disarmament demands — a nonstarter.

  • China’s support shields Pyongyang economically, undermining international sanctions and allowing nuclear development to continue.

Why This Matters
China’s cover for North Korea ensures America faces two tracks of pressure: an adversarial nuclear partner in Pyongyang, and a “cooperative competitor” in Beijing. Together, they erode U.S. influence in Asia and weaken sanctions as a policy tool.

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Connecting the Dots: Vietnam, Beijing, Pyongyang

  • Vietnam’s biometric freeze highlights how governments in Asia are experimenting with financial control tools that mirror the GENIUS Act framework in the U.S.

  • At the same time, China is playing both sides: warming ties with the U.S. to protect trade flows while cementing authoritarian alliances with North Korea to counterbalance U.S. power.

  • These moves aren’t isolated — they’re part of a global shift in which finance, diplomacy, and digital control systems converge.

Why This Matters
The U.S. faces a narrowing corridor:

  • Financial control tools (as seen in Vietnam) are normalizing in Asia, previewing what could happen under GENIUS Act frameworks.

  • China’s diplomacy with Washington is tactical, not transformative.

  • China–North Korea solidarity signals deeper alignment of states hostile to U.S. influence.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

@ Newshounds News™
Source:
 Reuters, Modern Diplomacy, ZeroHedge, Modern Diplomacy,  Watcher Guru

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From Missiles to Money: How Today’s Headlines Reveal Global Finance Restructuring

Geopolitical flashpoints from Moscow to Beijing point to a deeper truth: the old order is fracturing, and money — not missiles — will decide the outcome.

Russia: Arms Control Erodes, Digital Ruble Emerges

  • Putin’s offer to extend New START is less about diplomacy and more about buying time as Russia modernizes its arsenal and prepares for post-dollar trade via the digital ruble.

  • With NATO tensions rising over airspace violations, Moscow frames security through both hard power (nuclear) and soft power (currency modernization).

  • The linkage is clear: when trust in arms control breaks down, nations double down on financial and technological sovereignty.

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China: Expanding Leverage on Two Fronts

  • A rare U.S. congressional visit to Beijing shows Washington is trying to cool tensions, but China is setting the terms — from AI talks to trade routes.

  • Meanwhile, Xi and Kim’s embrace in Beijing signals a firmer China–North Korea bloc, complicating U.S. strategies in East Asia.

  • This dual diplomacy shows China’s method: pair military alliances with financial tools like mBridge, weaving security and money into one strategy.

mBridge: The Silent Game-Changer

  • While Russia and NATO spar and China manages diplomacy, mBridge quietly reshapes finance itself.

  • A BRICS + Gulf-backed multi-CBDC network, it challenges SWIFT and dollar dominance.

  • If paired with digital ruble rollouts and yuan trade settlements, it becomes the settlement layer for the very conflicts dominating today’s headlines.

NATO and the Dollar Link

  • NATO’s reaffirmation of “defending every inch” may look like military doctrine — but it’s also financial doctrine.

  • Defending territory means defending supply chains, payment flows, and dollar-backed systems.

  • When borders are tested, so are currency regimes.

The Common Thread: Power Is Shifting From Weapons to Wallets

  • Russia’s nuclear diplomacy, China’s regional leverage, and mBridge’s rise are not isolated.

  • They are different sides of the same coin: nations retooling both their arsenals and their financial systems for a post-dollar world.

  • Where Washington leans on NATO and the Genius Act, Moscow and Beijing lean on digital currencies, alliances, and parallel systems.

Why This Matters
We need to pay attention to this pattern: these are not random events. They’re deliberate moves in a larger game where currency, payment systems, and digital identity matter as much as missiles or treaties.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

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Source:
 Modern Diplomacy, Reuters, Newsweek

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News, Rumors and Opinions Tuesday 9-23-2025

Ariel : The Oil Agreement for Iraq that Changes Everything

Signed Sealed & Delivered: The Oil Agreement That Changes Everything (Iraq On The Verge)

People I will go so far to say that Iraq cannot implement the trilateral oil agreement without integrating the Iraqi Dinar (IQD) into the Forex market, as this step is essential for ensuring currency convertibility, reserve credibility, and international enforceability of the deal.

 I do not see how this can happen without listing their currency on the Forex.

Ariel : The Oil Agreement for Iraq that Changes Everything

Signed Sealed & Delivered: The Oil Agreement That Changes Everything (Iraq On The Verge)

People I will go so far to say that Iraq cannot implement the trilateral oil agreement without integrating the Iraqi Dinar (IQD) into the Forex market, as this step is essential for ensuring currency convertibility, reserve credibility, and international enforceability of the deal.

 I do not see how this can happen without listing their currency on the Forex.

American Iraqi Dinar holders have been waiting since 2005 for a big change in Iraq’s currency value, often called a revaluation or RV. Back then, after the fall of Saadam Hussein, many believed the Iraqi Dinar would bounce back to a stronger rate, like it had before the wars.

People bought dinars hoping for huge gains, but delays from political fights, corruption, and oil issues kept it stuck at around 1,300 dinars to one U.S. dollar.

This wait has been tough, with scams and false rumors along the way. Now, with recent news of a trilateral oil deal between the Kurdistan Regional Government, the Iraqi government, and oil companies, it feels like the pieces are falling into place.

Holders should pay close attention because this could finally unlock the stability Iraq needs to make that rate change real.

Think about Iraq first Baghdad’s economy is basically a black gold faucet, 90% of its budget from oil, and this two-state breakthrough dials down the chaos that’s kept the spigot half-shut.

Regional stability means no more proxy flare-ups choking the Strait of Hormuz or jacking up shipping costs; oil flows smoother, prices steady out, and Iraq’s exports already ramping with that KRG deal hit global markets without the usual sabotage or sanctions drama.

That extra revenue? It floods the CBI’s reserves, already hovering at $100 billion, giving them the muscle to defend a stronger dinar rate instead of propping up the weak 1,300-to-dollar peg that’s been a joke on the streets.

 We’ve seen how tensions spike volatility remember ’23 when Houthi nonsense tanked Brent crude? This summit eases that, letting Iraq execue its $153 billion ’25 budget without the usual fiscal heart attacks, unlocking salaries and reforms that scream “RV ready” to the IMF and investors.

Read Full Article:   https://www.patreon.com/posts/signed-sealed-on-139488519

https://dinarchronicles.com/2025/09/22/ariel-prolotario1-the-oil-agreement-for-iraq-that-changes-everything/

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Militia Man  What we're seeing in real time is Iraq integrating into the global financial system.  They have set the stage building confidence in the international economy...That's what they're doing. That's in print today and yesterday and much of it has been collective over the last few weeks.

Yada  No missing pieces, no delays. All the tentacle are in place and connected for the SET time of release. The digital release in Iraq is connected with the rest of the world…

Frank26   [Iraq boots-on-the-ground report]   FIREFLY:  The digital sector is very big.  They are telling us this is going to be our future.  They are saying if the oil deal [with Kurdistan] gets passed, this will lead to the oil and gas [HCL Law] being passed and put into action per our constitution.  The United States and the IMF are pressuring for this to be done. FRANK:  You know why Because they want you to move that HCL.  Because everything else is taken care of.  FRANK:  if the COM can just approve and pass this with the constitution and then send into the parliament…then we would be in a wonderful position for a new exchange rate.

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De-Dollarization Accelerates – China Ditches $25 BILLION a Month in MASSIVE Sell-Off

Lena Petrova:  9-22-2025

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mBridge and the Future of Finance: From BRICS Experiment to Global Dialogue

The Global South tests a new financial backbone — but will it build cooperation or confrontation?

From Pilot to Power Shift

  • Launched by China, Hong Kong, Thailand, UAE, and later Saudi Arabia, mBridge has evolved from an experiment into a geopolitical tool.

  • With validator nodes, live transactions, and integration potential with India’s UPI, Indonesia’s QRIS, and Brazil’s Pix, it promises scale unlike earlier CBDC pilots (Dunbar, Jura).

  • The question: Will BIS step back, leaving governance in BRICS hands, or will it become a truly global framework?

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mBridge and the Future of Finance: From BRICS Experiment to Global Dialogue

The Global South tests a new financial backbone — but will it build cooperation or confrontation?

From Pilot to Power Shift

  • Launched by China, Hong Kong, Thailand, UAE, and later Saudi Arabia, mBridge has evolved from an experiment into a geopolitical tool.

  • With validator nodes, live transactions, and integration potential with India’s UPI, Indonesia’s QRIS, and Brazil’s Pix, it promises scale unlike earlier CBDC pilots (Dunbar, Jura).

  • The question: Will BIS step back, leaving governance in BRICS hands, or will it become a truly global framework?

Geopolitical Weight of BRICS + Gulf

  • BRICS economies bring sheer market size and demand for alternatives to dollar-based trade.

  • Saudi Arabia’s entry links the project to energy trade — a direct challenge to petrodollar dominance.

  • Interoperability gives mBridge an edge, turning regional payment systems into a global settlement layer.

Private Players and Global Stakes

  • Visa and Mastercard’s possible inclusion adds scale, fraud prevention, and consumer reach.

  • But it also raises sovereignty and trust questions: Will Global South nations accept U.S. corporations shaping their CBDC future?

  • If successful, mBridge could bypass SWIFT, reduce reliance on the dollar, and give BRICS-aligned nations financial autonomy in trade.

Financial Inclusion and Digital Trade

  • CBDCs via mBridge could bank the unbanked (1.6 billion people), lower remittance costs, and streamline migrant worker payments.

  • Use cases go beyond trade: NFTs, in-game economies, digital art, carbon credits — all need efficient cross-border settlement.

  • By embedding these flows in a federated CBDC, mBridge could become the backbone of the digital economy.

A Bridge or a Fault Line?

  • Brookings and Chatham House stress cooperative governance. If adopted, mBridge could create shared global standards.

  • But if BRICS uses it as a financial weapon, it may harden blocs and accelerate confrontation.

  • Either way, mBridge is no longer just about efficiency — it’s about who writes the rules of money in the digital era.

Why This Matters
mBridge crystallizes the larger struggle you’ve been tracking: finance, trade, and tech are converging into a new architecture.

  • For the Global South, it’s about inclusion and sovereignty.

  • For the U.S. and allies, it’s about retaining dominance through the dollar and SWIFT.

  • The choice is stark: cooperation or polarization.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

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Source:
 Modern Diplomacy

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Russia, NATO, and the End of Arms Control: A Geopolitical Turning Point

Putin signals willingness to extend New START, but escalating NATO tensions suggest the end of the post-Cold War security framework.

Russia Floats New START Extension
President Vladimir Putin proposed a one-year extension of the New START Treaty—currently set to expire in February 2026—if Washington reciprocates. This would temporarily preserve the only arms-control agreement still in force, capping each side’s nuclear warheads at 1,550.

Putin’s offer comes with a warning: without mutual restraint, the last guardrail on nuclear stability collapses. He framed it as both a diplomatic gesture and a test of U.S. seriousness.

A Tactical Pause, Not Peace
While Moscow signaled it will voluntarily adhere to New START limits for one year after 2026, Putin emphasized that Western hostility has already dismantled most of the arms-control architecture. Russia, he insisted, is prepared to counter threats with “military-technical measures” if diplomacy fails.

This is less about cooperation and more about buying time. With Ukraine unresolved and NATO encroachment perceived as rising, Russia is positioning the treaty as leverage—while accelerating its weapons modernization.

NATO Airspace Clashes Intensify
The diplomatic track coincides with escalating military tension:

  • Estonia and Poland accused Russia of multiple airspace violations.

  • NATO jets intercepted Russian fighters, prompting Article 4 consultations.

  • Poland even shot down Russian drones, raising the risk of direct conflict.

Trump warned of “big trouble” if the violations continue, while his ambassador to the UN, Mike Waltz, vowed the U.S. would “defend every inch of NATO territory.”

Geopolitical Stakes at the UN
These clashes played out as world leaders convened at the United Nations. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called for “powerful pressure” on Russia, while Trump prepared a major speech framing his foreign policy as the “renewal of American strength.”

The timing underscores the dual track: Moscow dangles limited arms-control cooperation even as it probes NATO’s defenses, while Washington sharpens rhetoric and lines up allies for potential escalation.

Why This Matters
The unraveling of arms control, the hardening of NATO’s stance, and Russia’s dual strategy of diplomacy plus deterrence show that we’ve entered a new era of strategic instability. Unlike the Cold War, this instability overlaps with global de-dollarization, sanctions warfare, and competing digital currency systems. Military stability and monetary stability are both eroding simultaneously.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

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 Modern DiplomacyModern DiplomacyNewsweekNewsweek    

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“Tidbits From TNT” Tuesday Morning 9-23-2025

TNT:

Tishwash:  Rafidain Bank finances 85 new projects under the Entrepreneurship Initiative, worth one billion dinars.

Rafidain Bank announced today, Sunday, the launch of the seventeenth batch of the Leadership and Excellence Initiative to support small and medium-sized enterprises, with a total amount of one billion Iraqi dinars and 85 registrations.

The bank's media office said in a statement that "this payment comes as a continuation of the efforts aimed at financing entrepreneurs and youth within the Central Bank of Iraq's initiative," stressing that "the number of financed entries reached 2,272 entries and the total value of the amounts granted so far amounted to 29,941,000,000 billion Iraqi dinars, which reflects the bank's commitment to supporting pioneering projects that contribute to building the national economy.

TNT:

Tishwash:  Rafidain Bank finances 85 new projects under the Entrepreneurship Initiative, worth one billion dinars.

Rafidain Bank announced today, Sunday, the launch of the seventeenth batch of the Leadership and Excellence Initiative to support small and medium-sized enterprises, with a total amount of one billion Iraqi dinars and 85 registrations.

The bank's media office said in a statement that "this payment comes as a continuation of the efforts aimed at financing entrepreneurs and youth within the Central Bank of Iraq's initiative," stressing that "the number of financed entries reached 2,272 entries and the total value of the amounts granted so far amounted to 29,941,000,000 billion Iraqi dinars, which reflects the bank's commitment to supporting pioneering projects that contribute to building the national economy."link

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Tishwash:  North Oil: We may resume exporting Kurdistan Region oil via Türkiye within the next few hours.

The North Oil Company expects the resumption of oil exports from the Kurdistan Region via Turkey within the next 48 hours.

The Director of the North Oil Company, Amer Khalil, said that the oil companies requested guarantees to obtain their rights and dues, and the government agreed to this and will provide them with the necessary guarantees.

For his part, a source in the production department of the North Oil Company confirmed that it will receive the Kurdistan Region's oil in Zakho and export it to the Turkish port of Ceyhan, and that its representative participated in today's meeting that witnessed the reaching of an agreement between the Ministry of Oil, the Ministry of Natural Resources in the Kurdistan Region, and the oil companies operating in the region.

Oil sources expected the resumption of oil exports after the approval of the Iraqi Council of Ministers tomorrow. link

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Tishwash:  Signing of a tripartite agreement on Kurdistan's oil exports

A meeting between Kurdistan Regional Government officials and a delegation from the North Oil Company and oil-producing companies in the region concluded this evening, resulting in the signing of a tripartite agreement between the three parties.

A source in the North Oil Company, who requested anonymity, told the "Al-Jabal" platform on Monday, September 22, 2025, that "a tripartite agreement was signed in Erbil a short while ago between the Ministry of Natural Resources in Kurdistan, the Federal Ministry of Oil, and the oil companies regarding the resumption of oil exports from Kurdistan's fields."

According to information obtained by Al-Jabal's correspondent in Baghdad, "Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani has warned members of the delegation representing Baghdad to remain discreet about the details and content of the agreement and not to disclose them to the media until he announces them himself."

According to the agreement, "oil exports from Kurdistan will resume."

 Kurdistan Regional Government spokesman Peshwa Hawrami told the Jabal platform this morning that "the Kurdistan Regional Government, the federal government, and oil production companies have reached an agreement on the oil file, and a tripartite agreement will be signed between the three parties in this regard today."

A delegation from the Kirkuk North Oil Company, headed by the company's general manager and representing the federal Ministry of Oil, arrived in Erbil to conclude an agreement with the Kurdistan Regional Government's Ministry of Natural Resources. 

For months, disagreements between Baghdad and Erbil over the price of oil production and exports from the region's fields, as well as non-oil revenues in Kurdistan, have hampered Baghdad's ability to pay salaries to employees, retirees, and subsidy recipients in the Kurdistan Region.

However, officials' confirmation that an agreement was reached on resuming oil exports and that the State Council had decided on non-oil revenues yesterday, as well as the conclusion of the agreement today, pushes the Council of Ministers toward making a decisive decision on employee salaries during its regular session scheduled for tomorrow, Tuesday.

Hawrami said, "After the signing of the tripartite agreement, there will be no obstacles to sending salaries to Kurdistan Region employees, and Baghdad must send them as soon as possible." link

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Everything, Everywhere, all at Once Rally

Everything, Everywhere, all at Once Rally

WTFinance:   9-19-2025

Imagine a market where stocks, bonds, gold, and even Bitcoin are all getting a significant boost. Sounds too good to be true?

 According to financial expert Mel Mattison, featured in a recent insightful WTFinance podcast episode, we might be experiencing just that: an “everything all at once” rally. And his analysis delves deep into the macroeconomic forces at play, suggesting we could be on the brink of a profound financial system reset.

Everything, Everywhere, all at Once Rally

WTFinance:   9-19-2025

Imagine a market where stocks, bonds, gold, and even Bitcoin are all getting a significant boost. Sounds too good to be true?

 According to financial expert Mel Mattison, featured in a recent insightful WTFinance podcast episode, we might be experiencing just that: an “everything all at once” rally. And his analysis delves deep into the macroeconomic forces at play, suggesting we could be on the brink of a profound financial system reset.

Mel Mattison offers a powerfully bullish outlook for a broad spectrum of asset classes over the medium term – roughly the next 6 to 12 months. He articulates that a unique convergence of several macroeconomic factors is creating what he dubs a “near-perfect storm” for asset appreciation.

These factors combined paint a picture of an economy poised for significant growth, translating into strong performance across traditional and digital assets.

But Mel’s analysis goes deeper than just short-term drivers. He explains a critical, structural dynamic at play: the vast sovereign debt burdens globally.

This unprecedented level of national debt, he argues, necessitates lower interest rates for longer durations. It’s simply unsustainable for governments to service their debt at higher rates.

Perhaps the most thought-provoking aspect of Mel’s discussion on WTFinance is his perspective on the interplay between fiscal and monetary policy.

 He anticipates a likely erosion of Federal Reserve independence as governments increasingly intervene to manage their debt costs and stimulate economies. This could lead to a monumental shift: future monetary policy might evolve toward issuing non-debt-backed currency, reminiscent of historical “greenback” periods.

This isn’t just a tweak; it’s a potential “profound reset of the current financial system.” By issuing currency not tied to debt, governments could mitigate the unsustainable interest expense burden they face, while simultaneously fueling continued economic growth. It’s a bold vision that challenges conventional financial wisdom.

Ultimately, Mel encourages investors to embrace “cautious optimism.” While acknowledging the unique and powerful dynamics shaping the current global economy, he stresses the timeless advice: manage risk prudently.

The “everything all at once” rally, driven by a confluence of economic factors and propelled by the potential for a radical financial system shift, presents both immense opportunities and significant considerations.

Don’t just read about it, hear it directly from the expert! Watch the full video from WTFinance for further insights and detailed information on Mel Mattison’s fascinating market outlook.

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US Plots Silent Default as Reset Signals Flash

US Plots Silent Default as Reset Signals Flash

Taylor Kenny:  9-22-2025

The financial winds are shifting, and the whispers of an impending storm are growing louder. For years, we’ve watched the US national debt climb to dizzying heights, fueled by unprecedented money printing.

 Now, the conversation isn’t just about if a financial reset is coming, but when and how we can protect ourselves.

US Plots Silent Default as Reset Signals Flash

Taylor Kenny:  9-22-2025

The financial winds are shifting, and the whispers of an impending storm are growing louder. For years, we’ve watched the US national debt climb to dizzying heights, fueled by unprecedented money printing.

 Now, the conversation isn’t just about if a financial reset is coming, but when and how we can protect ourselves.

A recent insightful video from ITM Trading delves deep into this critical issue, painting a stark picture of the accelerating US debt crisis and the growing likelihood of a financial upheaval that could radically redefine our understanding of wealth.

The core of the problem is simple yet terrifying: the US government’s insatiable appetite for debt, coupled with the relentless operation of the printing presses. This isn’t sustainable.

History shows us that such monetary policies eventually lead to a “reset,” often resembling a hyperinflationary environment where the value of the national currency plummets.

Imagine a scenario where the US dollar’s purchasing power drastically erodes. What then? The video highlights that in such an environment, the price of gold – real money – would surge, reflecting its true value against a devalued fiat currency.

In this volatile landscape, the narrative around stablecoins has gained traction, with some suggesting they could act as an artificial prop for US debt.

 However, the ITM Trading discussion raises a crucial warning: these very stablecoins, often pegged to the US dollar, could be devalued by the government itself. This isn’t an outright default, but a “silent default” – a surreptitious erosion of value that would collapse trust in the financial system and trigger widespread market crashes.

 It’s a reminder that anything reliant on a central authority carries inherent counterparty risk.

Amidst this uncertainty, the solution advocated is clear and timeless: physical gold and silver. This isn’t about speculation; it’s about wealth preservation and securing your financial future when traditional assets may falter.

The video makes a crucial distinction: avoid “gold-backed cryptocurrencies.” While they sound appealing, they carry the same counterparty risks as any other cryptocurrency. You don’t physically own the gold; you own a digital promise, subject to the whims and solvency of the issuing entity.

One of the challenges is instilling sound money principles in younger generations, a task that often requires patience and understanding as these concepts gradually take hold.

Interestingly, it’s not just independent thinkers raising these alarms. The video points to increasing institutional interest in gold, citing Goldman Sachs’ higher allocation recommendations. This signals that even Wall Street’s titans are becoming increasingly aware of the impending monetary risks, adding significant weight to the argument for precious metals.

The message from ITM Trading is one of preparedness, not panic. By understanding the accelerating risks and taking proactive steps to hold real money – physical gold and silver – you can build a robust shield against the coming financial upheaval.

 It’s not about fear; it’s about foresight, and safeguarding your purchasing power for the future.

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“Tidbits From TNT” Monday 9-22-2025

TNT:

Tishwash:  The Foreign Minister arrives in New York to participate in the UN General Assembly meetings.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Fuad Hussein arrived in New York City to participate in the meetings of the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly, as part of the delegation headed by President Abdul Latif Jamal Rashid.

A statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that the Minister is scheduled to hold a series of high-level bilateral meetings with a number of his counterparts, Foreign Ministers, in addition to meetings with political leaders on the sidelines of the General Assembly.

The Minister will also participate, according to the statement, in specialized meetings and events held within the framework of this session, which discuss the most prominent current international and regional issues. 

TNT:

Tishwash:  The Foreign Minister arrives in New York to participate in the UN General Assembly meetings.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Fuad Hussein arrived in New York City to participate in the meetings of the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly, as part of the delegation headed by President Abdul Latif Jamal Rashid.

A statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that the Minister is scheduled to hold a series of high-level bilateral meetings with a number of his counterparts, Foreign Ministers, in addition to meetings with political leaders on the sidelines of the General Assembly.

The Minister will also participate, according to the statement, in specialized meetings and events held within the framework of this session, which discuss the most prominent current international and regional issues.  link

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Tishwash:  Al-Sudani's advisor: Iraq is embarking on global projects that invest in human capital and its geographical location.

 Prime Minister's advisor, Hussein Allawi, confirmed that Iraq is embarking on massive strategic projects in the coming period, opening up global prospects for the country.

Allawi said, "The current government has achieved significant indicators for developing the non-oil economy, reflecting its continued approach over the past years . "

He added, "There are tremendous investment and economic opportunities in the country, in addition to an ambitious potential that the world is looking to and advancing towards in the fields of mineral resources, human resources, and Iraq's geographical location." 

He explained that "there are many investments, whether in the development road, the Grand Faw Port, or other strategic projects," stressing that "Iraq is keen on major projects that will open up many horizons for it on the regional and global levels."

"Investors will be keen on large strategic projects in modern economic sectors such as mineral resources and megaprojects," he said.   link

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Tishwash:  SOMO: Expected Increase in Iraqi Oil Exports... Millions of Dollars to Support the Budget

6 million barrels per month

The State Oil Marketing Organization (SOMO) announced on Sunday, September 21, 2025, that oil exports will rise to 6 million barrels per month after the voluntary cut ends. It indicated that this increase in exports will generate hundreds of millions of dollars in additional revenue that can be invested to support budget requirements.

The company's general manager, Ali Nizar Al-Shatri, said in a press statement monitored by Al-Jabal, "Iraq has achieved an increase in its oil exports after the voluntary reductions were gradually ended by the OPEC countries and the countries allied with them."

Al-Shatri explained that "Iraq was able to increase its oil production, which allowed it to raise the volume of its exports, based on a study of the oil market balance by OPEC and non-OPEC experts, who approved the possibility of making this increase."

He added, "Oil exports are the primary source of funding for the general budget. With current prices ranging between $65 and $68 per barrel, and an annual average of approximately $70, an increase of approximately 200,000 barrels per day, equivalent to 6 million barrels per month, will contribute to hundreds of millions of dollars in additional revenue that can be invested to support budget requirements."

He pointed out that "the Oil Marketing Company, through commercial agreements and profit-sharing projects with foreign companies, is working to generate greater revenues from the sale of conventional oil through ports. This is achieved by reselling a portion of the barrels on global markets when commercial opportunities arise or when certain companies demand it, thus generating additional profits above the official price."

He pointed out that "the company also activated a mechanism for selling spot shipments, which enabled the sale of a number of barrels at price premiums commensurate with the volume of demand and opportunities available in the global oil market."

On September 7, eight OPEC+ countries, including Iraq, agreed to increase oil production by 137,000 barrels per day, starting next October.

According to a statement issued by the alliance following a meeting held on the above date, " In light of the stable outlook for the global economy and the current good market fundamentals, as reflected in the decline in oil inventories, the eight participating countries have decided to implement a production adjustment of 137,000 barrels per day."

 The coalition indicated in its statement that it "could partially or fully resume pumping supplies of 1.65 million barrels per day, depending on market developments and on a gradual basis  link

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Breaking Consensus: Diplomatic Recognition and Financial Realignment Signal Global Reset

From Western recognition of Palestine to BRICS currency strategies, the world is breaking from U.S.-centric governance — setting the stage for systemic change.

Western Powers Break Ranks on Palestine
The U.K., Canada, and Australia’s recognition of a Palestinian state marks a historic departure from decades of U.S.-aligned policy in the Middle East. By joining the 150 nations that already back Palestinian statehood, these Western allies send a powerful message: Washington no longer sets the sole terms of global legitimacy.

Good Morning Dinar Recaps,

Breaking Consensus: Diplomatic Recognition and Financial Realignment Signal Global Reset

From Western recognition of Palestine to BRICS currency strategies, the world is breaking from U.S.-centric governance — setting the stage for systemic change.

Western Powers Break Ranks on Palestine
The U.K., Canada, and Australia’s recognition of a Palestinian state marks a historic departure from decades of U.S.-aligned policy in the Middle East. By joining the 150 nations that already back Palestinian statehood, these Western allies send a powerful message: Washington no longer sets the sole terms of global legitimacy.

The recognition isn’t just symbolic — it changes the balance of U.N. votes, aid flows, and financial access for Palestine. It reflects the erosion of U.S. influence over its traditional partners, mirroring how sanctions fatigue and unilateral trade moves have driven nations to seek alternatives in finance and security.

BRICS and the Financial Parallel
While Western recognition reshapes the diplomatic map, BRICS continues to redraw the financial map.

  • China’s yuan is gaining traction as a cross-border settlement tool through its CIPS network.

  • Russia’s digital ruble is being positioned as a sanctions-proof settlement currency.

  • India and Brazil are expanding local-currency trade, bypassing the dollar in energy and commodity flows.

These steps directly parallel the Palestinian recognition moment: both show the weakening of U.S. dominance — politically and financially. Just as allies now defy Washington in diplomacy, global markets are increasingly willing to defy the dollar in trade.

The Emerging Multipolar Order
Diplomatic recognition and currency realignment share a common driver: the rise of multipolarity.

  • In diplomacy, Palestine gains legitimacy not because Washington approves, but because a critical mass of nations assert it.

  • In finance, BRICS currencies gain traction not because they’re stronger than the dollar, but because nations need an alternative to U.S. control.

Together, these shifts highlight a world where legitimacy — political or financial — is no longer centralized in Washington. Instead, authority is dispersing across multiple poles of power.

Why This Matters
These two seemingly separate events — recognition of Palestinian statehood and the rise of BRICS financial infrastructure — are part of the same global reset arc. Both are about breaking dependence on a single authority.

  • The political map is being redrawn as Western allies split from U.S. policy.

  • The financial map is being redrawn as trade and payments shift away from the dollar.

Taken together, they signal a deep restructuring of the world order.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

@ Newshounds News™ Exclusive
Sources:

Newsweek | BBC | WSJ | Watcher.Guru | BRICS Trade Reports

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Digital Choke Points & Tokenization: Vietnam, Russia, China, and Hong Kong Show the Future of Finance

From mass account freezes to UBS token pilots, governments and banks are building the rails for a programmable financial order.

Vietnam’s Mass Freeze: A Trial Run for Total Control
Vietnam’s decision to freeze 86 million bank accounts under its biometric ID regime shocked global observers. For analysts like Jim Rickards, this wasn’t a domestic event, but a warning shot of how digital finance will be weaponized.

Once financial access is tied to state-controlled ID systems, citizens can be locked out overnight. Rickards warns the U.S. Genius Act may embed similar powers under the guise of stablecoin innovation — turning crises into opportunities for mass control.

Russia & China: CBDCs as Tools of Sovereignty
While Vietnam’s freeze highlights coercion, Russia and China showcase strategy.

  • Russia’s digital ruble, slated for 2026, is pitched as “strong, reliable, and independent of commercial banks.” Finance Minister Anton Siluanov emphasizes its budgetary traceability, effectively putting government disbursements under permanent monitoring.

  • China’s digital yuan continues to scale, integrated into cross-border settlement systems like CIPS. Beijing’s aim is to reduce reliance on SWIFT and the U.S. dollar, embedding the yuan deeper into trade flows across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.

Together, these CBDCs extend state power while accelerating the global de-dollarization agenda.

Hong Kong & UBS: Tokenization Goes Institutional
Meanwhile, Hong Kong is moving in the opposite direction — not freezing accounts, but easing restrictions on tokenized assets.

  • The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) is relaxing Basel rules that penalized public blockchain tokens with extreme capital requirements.

  • UBS has launched a pilot with DigiFT and Chainlink to automate tokenization, cutting costs and errors while integrating blockchain into traditional fund distribution.

  • Global giants — JPMorgan, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank — are all running tokenization pilots, making RWA tokens (like Treasuries and private credit) the bridge between old finance and new rails.

This marks the other side of the transformation: institutionalizing tokenization under regulated frameworks.

The Dual Convergence: Control + Innovation
The story here is not Vietnam alone, nor UBS alone — but the convergence of state and corporate power through digital rails.

  • States are embedding CBDCs and biometric IDs to tighten control.

  • Banks are tokenizing real-world assets to increase efficiency, liquidity, and profits.

  • Both sides are building the same programmable infrastructure, ensuring every transaction is traceable, stoppable, and monetizable.

Why This Matters
The world’s financial system is not just evolving — it’s being rewired. Vietnam’s freeze, Russia and China’s CBDCs, and Hong Kong’s tokenization reforms are all pieces of the same puzzle:

A global financial reset where access, assets, and money itself become programmable. The question is no longer if this model takes hold, but how fast and under whose rules.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

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Sources:
 ZeroHedge | Coingeek | Bitcoin.com | Watcher.Guru | Reuters

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China Turns to Gold as Treasury Holdings Plummet

Beijing accelerates diversification away from U.S. debt, raising questions about the next phase of de-dollarization.

China’s Treasury Sell-Off
China shed $25.7 billion in U.S. Treasuries in July, cutting total holdings to $730.7 billion—the lowest since 2009 and down nearly 45% from the 2013 peak.

Gold and Euro Reserves

  • Beijing is easing restrictions on gold import permits, extending their validity and expanding port access.

  • Economists suggest China is shifting reserves into euros, pounds, and Swiss francs to hedge against dollar weakness.

  • Macro analyst Luke Gromen calls gold accumulation an “elegant solution” to yuan depreciation, front-running citizens’ decades-long appetite for precious metals.

Why This Matters
China’s reserve realignment is not just financial housekeeping—it’s a signal. By holding less U.S. debt and more gold, Beijing is insulating itself from Washington’s leverage. Yet this move also illustrates the fragmented approach to de-dollarization: sovereign hedging rather than a unified BRICS front.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

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BRICS Dream Shattered: Why They Can’t Replace the U.S. Dollar

Three years of de-dollarization have not broken the greenback’s dominance.

Global Trust in the Dollar

  • The U.S. dollar remains the most reliable safe haven, backed by the world’s largest capital market.

  • BRICS local currencies lack credibility and global usage.

Internal Rivalries

  • China wants yuan dominance, but India resists.

  • Russia rejects the rupee for oil deals, undercutting India’s ambitions.

  • No unified BRICS currency has emerged.

Dollar Still Dominates Trade
Despite BRICS producing over 44% of global commodities, the USD is still used in 88% of global transactions. Even sanctioned economies like Russia and Iran settle trades in yuan only out of necessity, not preference.

Why This Matters
The BRICS alliance can weaken the dollar’s edges, but without trust, cohesion, and a single settlement system, the USD’s global role remains secure. De-dollarization is happening, but slowly and unevenly—Washington still holds the commanding heights.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

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