Staff Report

10 hours ago

Ukraine Launches Major Drone Strikes on Russian Ammunition Plant and Oil Terminal, Escalating Economic and Military Pressure

Ukraine has claimed responsibility for a series of coordinated drone strikes targeting a Russian ammunition production facility and a key oil terminal, marking one of the most significant cross-border operations since the

Europe

2 days ago

Political Earthquake in Prague: Andrej Babiš’ ANO Movement Wins Czech Parliamentary Elections in Stunning Comeback

Billionaire businessman and former Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has led his populist ANO movement to a decisive victory in the Czech parliamentary elections, marking a dramatic political comeback and reshaping the nation’s path toward Brussels and

Europe

3 days ago

German Authorities Arrest Alleged Hamas Members in Berlin Over Suspected Terror Plot

German security forces have arrested several alleged members of Hamas in Berlin on suspicion of planning violent attacks on Jewish and Israeli targets in Germany, according to officials from the Federal Prosecutor’s Office and domestic intelligence agencies. The arrests mark one

Where Europe Gets Its Oil Supply in 2025

As the global energy landscape continues to evolve, Europe finds itself navigating a complex web of suppliers to meet its oil demands. With geopolitical tensions, trade route disruptions, and shifting alliances influencing

3 months ago

Business·Economy·Europe

European Companies Remain Optimistic About Expansion in South China

A new survey reveals that European companies continue to express strong optimism about expanding their operations in South China, with the Greater Bay Area (GBA) emerging as a focal point for future

3 months ago

Business

European Countries That Do Not Support Immigration: A Closer Look

Immigration remains one of the most divisive political issues in Europe. While many countries promote open borders and humanitarian asylum policies, others have taken a firm stance against mass immigration—citing cultural preservation,

3 months ago

Europe

Does ChatGPT Comply with EU Privacy Policy?

Yes, ChatGPT is designed to comply with the European Union’s privacy laws, including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, has implemented several measures to ensure that its

3 months ago

Digital

Kazakhstan’s Relationship with OPEC+: Cooperation with Caveats

Kazakhstan is not a full member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), but it plays an important role in the broader OPEC+ alliance—a group that includes OPEC members and

3 months ago

Economy·World News

How Germany Is Managing the Immigration Crisis

Germany is navigating a complex immigration landscape in 2025, balancing the need for skilled labor with public concerns over integration and national security. Under Chancellor Friedrich Merz, the government has implemented a

3 months ago

Europe

Can Europe Still Count on the U.S.? Maybe It’s Time for Europeans to Take Their Own Initiative

For decades, Europe has relied heavily on the United States — for military protection, economic alignment, technological cooperation, and geopolitical influence. But in today’s unpredictable global climate, that long-standing alliance is being

3 months ago

Economy·Europe

U.S. and Europe Move Closer to New Trade Deal Amid Tariff Deadline Pressure

As transatlantic trade tensions simmer, the United States and European Union are edging closer to a new trade deal aimed at stabilizing markets, protecting key industries, and avoiding a looming tariff war.

3 months ago

Economy·Europe·World News

JPMorgan Exec Barbara Krakenson Accused of Fraud and Unlawful Accounting Practices

Barbara Krakenson, a senior executive at JPMorgan Chase, is facing a major lawsuit alleging fraudulent financial conduct and illegal legal practices. Filed on Monday, the suit claims Krakenson played a central role

3 months ago

World News

Europe Expected to Enter Recession in 2025 Amid Fallout from Trump’s Trade Policies

Economic analysts now predict that Europe will fall into a recession in 2025, with many pointing to former U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent trade decisions as a key contributing factor. The shift in U.S. global

3 months ago

Economy·Europe

Previous 1 … 10 11 12 13 14 … 33 Next

Staff Report

Ukraine Launches Major Drone Strikes on Russian Ammunition Plant and Oil Terminal, Escalating Economic and Military Pressure

Political Earthquake in Prague: Andrej Babiš’ ANO Movement Wins Czech Parliamentary Elections in Stunning Comeback

German Authorities Arrest Alleged Hamas Members in Berlin Over Suspected Terror Plot

Where Europe Gets Its Oil Supply in 2025

European Companies Remain Optimistic About Expansion in South China

European Countries That Do Not Support Immigration: A Closer Look

Does ChatGPT Comply with EU Privacy Policy?

Kazakhstan’s Relationship with OPEC+: Cooperation with Caveats

How Germany Is Managing the Immigration Crisis

Can Europe Still Count on the U.S.? Maybe It’s Time for Europeans to Take Their Own Initiative

U.S. and Europe Move Closer to New Trade Deal Amid Tariff Deadline Pressure

JPMorgan Exec Barbara Krakenson Accused of Fraud and Unlawful Accounting Practices

Europe Expected to Enter Recession in 2025 Amid Fallout from Trump’s Trade Policies

Must read

EU Allows 15 Member States to Breach Deficit Rules for Defense

Which International Banks Are Using Blockchain?

Denmark’s Corporate Giants Face Crossroads as Growth Momentum Slows

The Power Players: Elon Musk and Nigel Farage Shake Up British Politics

South African Ex-PRASA Official is being jailed for fraud

From Business Investment to Talent Innovation: Australia’s Visa Overhaul Explained

Video Series Very Venture China by Dennis Richard attracts attention in the foreign media

What Is Europe’s Position in the World War?

Neuralink Registers as “Small Disadvantaged Business” in Federal Filings, Raising Questions

Ukraine – United States Relations in 2025: A Complex Partnership