# Stagflation

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Training jet with Japanese insignia taxiing for preparation on airfield.
Politics

Guns Over Butter: The Takaichi Administration’s High-Stakes Bet on a ‘Defense Economy’

Japan's 2026 budget has failed to pass for the first time in 11 years as the Takaichi administration prioritizes record defense spending over social welfare. Amidst soaring inflation and record debt, the government is shifting toward a 'defense-driven' economic model that integrates scientific research with national security, sparking intense domestic and international controversy.

SoMi2026年4月6日 16:27
#Japan#Sanae Takaichi#Defense Spending
A damaged building in Kyiv, Ukraine, with surrounding destruction and machinery, showcasing urban conflict aftermath.
World

The Price of 'Victory': How the US-Iran Conflict is Exporting Economic Chaos

While the US administration claims military success against Iran, the resulting 40% spike in oil prices is triggering global social unrest and economic instability. From fuel rationing in Southeast Asia to stagflation risks in the West, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has created a supply shock that threatens to undo years of inflation-fighting efforts.

SoBiz2026年4月3日 09:57
#Oil Crisis#Strait of Hormuz#US-Iran Conflict
Wooden letter tiles forming the word 'inflation' on a rustic wooden surface, symbolizing economic themes.
Business

The Fragile Frontier: How Middle East Conflict is Resurrecting Europe’s Stagflation Fears

Eurozone finance ministers have warned of rising stagflation risks as Middle East tensions drive Brent crude oil above $100 per barrel and disrupt vital shipping lanes. With potential GDP growth losses of 0.6% projected through 2027, Europe faces a mounting economic crisis characterized by high inflation and slowing industrial momentum.

SoMi2026年3月27日 22:27
#Eurozone#Stagflation#Energy Crisis