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A look at how the Dollar and interest rates are used to control the world, seize assets, and assert global political influence.

As the Syrian crisis enters its fifth year, tension in the country is still growing. Bashar Assad, the President of Syria, gives an interview to key Russian media, revealing his view on political progress, the Syrian crisis, its allies and its war on terrorism.

The Federal Reserve has kept interest rates at historic, near zero levels for nearly seven years. If Federal Reserve officials begin raising rates this week, what will that mean for you? Bloomberg's Ben Steverman looks at four things you may want to consider.

Bank of America Head Merrill Lynch Head of Global Rates and Currencies David Woo discusses Fed policy and the dollar and why the US can have monetary policies that no other country can.

Here's a look at the great US debt rotation and how the stock market bubble will burst to fuel the demand for the mass supply of bonds in the market.

Germany is once again in the midst of massive anti-immigration rallies, which are often met with counter-marches, dividing the country in two. The latest demonstrations saw thousands of right-wing protesters expressing anger over the influx of refugees.

The US government is going up against Microsoft over access to the tech giant's servers in Europe. Rights activists and customers don't see why their private data should be handed over...especially to a foreign government. Marina Portnaya has the details.

Around 12,000 troops, 500 military vehicles and over 200 military aircraft were showcased in a spectacular parade marking the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II and China's victory in the War of Resistance against Japan at Beijing's Tiananmen Square, Thursday

Bloomberg Intelligence's Vincent Piazza reports on OPEC and the price of oil. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."

Think you know why inflation isn't higher? We bet you're wrong. Here's the truth on why inflation isn't higher and how the Fed uses inflation targeting.

The September vote on Iran nuclear deal is heading towards a bitter standoff between US President Obama and Congress.

China’s yuan led the biggest two-day selloff in Asian currencies since 1997, fuelling concern that financial-market volatility will curb global economic growth and a possible "currency war" if other countries devalue exchange rates to stay competitive in global export markets.