Europe

ECB’s Interest Rates Remain Unchanged But May See Cuts in September

The European Central Bank announced that it would keep interest rates unchanged but may change by the next quarter.


European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen Re-Elected to Second Term

The European Commission has re-elected its president, Ursula von der Leyen, for another five-year term. The continent is facing crises ranging from the war in Ukraine to climate change to migration to..

Tesla Increases Model 3 Prices in Europe Over China EV Tariffs

Tesla has increased the price of its Model 3 cars in European countries like Germany, the Netherlands, and Spain...

UK Unveils New Stock Market Listing Rules to Simplify, Streamline the Process

As UK IPOs declined, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has proposed new regulations for stock market listings...


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Russia, China Agree to Boost Economic and Security Ties to Counter US Dominance in Europe and Asia
Russia and China have announced plans to deepen their security cooperation in Asia and Europe to counter the US' attempts to exert dominance on these regions.
Spain Axes 'Golden Visa' Program Granting Residency to Wealthy Non-EU Citizens After Large Investments in Real Estate
Spain announced its intention to eliminate the program known as "golden visas," which grants residency permits to wealthy people from non-European Union countries who invest in real estate.
Russia Seeks Emergency Gasoline Supply From Kazakhstan as Ukraine Aims Drones at Oil Refineries: Report
Russia is reportedly considering Kazakhstan as a potential source of gasoline in the event of shortages aggravated by Ukrainian drone attacks on oil refineries.
Norway Labor Unions Successfully Negotiated a 5.2% Wage Increase, Avoiding Major Strike
Labor unions and employers in Norway have successfully negotiated a 5.2% wage increase.
Dutch Government Set to Comply With US Demands on Chip Exports to China
The Dutch government is reportedly set to comply with the US demand to tighten restrictions on semiconductor-related exports to China.
Ukrainians Can Now File Online Compensation Claims as Register Opens of Damage to Homes Caused by Russia's Invasion
Ukrainians can now start filing claims for damage to their homes as a result of Russia's invasion at a newly established register that opened Tuesday.
HSBC Is Considering Selling Some Business Units in Germany to Focus on Asia as It Further Exits From Europe
HSBC is reportedly considering selling various business units in Germany.
Russia Could Turn Against Vladimir Putin as Economic Strength Wanes and Western Sanctions Heighten, Economists Warn
Economists warned that Russia's economic strength could likely wane this year, with Russian President Vladimir Putin likely to lose support if Western sanctions make life more difficult for Russians.
Scotland's Billionaire Brothers Criticize SNP/Greens, Warn Against Taxpayer Dependency
Scotland's billionaire brothers, Sandy and James Easdale, have criticized the SNP/Greens coalition.
UK: Billionaire Businessman Mohamed Mansour Awarded Knighthood for Donating $6.3 Million to Tories
A prominent businessman and former Egyptian government minister has been unexpectedly bestowed with a knighthood.
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