When consumers lose confidence in the market and stop buying, trade flows are disrupted and economies feel the consequences. This is why consumer protection is essential for the stability of Read More
Kosovo’s Interior Ministry announced that, from Monday onwards, foreign citizens can apply for residence permits as laws governing the status of foreigners and vehicles enter into force—legislation that had sparked Read More
The EU is exploring options to protect the Strait of Hormuz including by changing the mandate of its naval missions in the region, top EU diplomat Kaja Kallas said Monday Read More
Outlook for February indicates further deterioration as manufacturing PMI index declines.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s governing Socialist Party defied the polls to secure a surprisingly good second-place finish in Sunday’s regional election in Castilla y León. The unexpected result comes Read More
Kosovo’s failure to elect a president has again plunged the nation into political deadlock. Now, it could face its third parliamentary election in just over a year. The country’s international Read More
The 21st century is more likely to belong to Beijing than to Washington — at least that’s the view from four key U.S. allies. Swaths of the public in Canada, Read More
Formula 1 has canceled races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia scheduled for April, as the ongoing war between Iran and the U.S. and Israel disrupts international sports throughout the Middle Read More
NYÍREGYHÁZA, Hungary — Hungarian Prime Viktor Orbán’s political dominance is in question for the first time in 16 years. And in his ruling party’s rural stronghold, younger voters are complaining Read More
EU presidency chair Cyprus has changed its stance on lifting EU sanctions on Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov and now opposes it due to historical disputes with Turkey, a bne IntelliNews Read More