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6 hours ago

Brussels Draws a Line: EU Moves to Suspend All Payments to Israel

In her State of the Union address to the European Parliament, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed suspending all bilateral EU support to Israel. The halt would apply to funding

Europe·World News

1 day ago

Ukrainian Drone Strike Hits Major Russian Oil Refinery, Disrupting Key Supply

Ukraine launched another bold strike against Russia’s energy infrastructure, targeting one of the country’s largest oil facilities in an overnight drone attack that triggered explosions and ignited a fire. The refinery, located

Europe

2 days ago

London Anti-Migrant Protest Turns Violent, 25 Arrested

London authorities reported that 25 people were arrested following violent clashes with police during a large-scale anti-migrant demonstration in the city. The unrest highlights the rising tensions around immigration in the UK, as authorities

How Switzerland Is Facilitating International Money During War

Switzerland, long known for its neutrality, has played a pivotal role in international finance — especially during times of conflict. As geopolitical tensions escalate in regions like the Middle East and Eastern

3 months ago

Business·Europe·World News

How European Markets Are Reacting to the Middle East Conflict

The escalating conflict in the Middle East is casting a long shadow over European financial markets. While the immediate fighting is far from Europe’s borders, the economic, political, and energy ripple effects

3 months ago

Economy·Europe·Markets

How to Fix the European Union: Key Reforms for a Stronger Future

The European Union (EU) stands as one of the most ambitious political and economic unions in modern history. Despite its achievements, it faces growing challenges—from internal divisions and democratic deficits to slow

3 months ago

Economy·Europe

Is Europe Making a Mistake by Siding with Ukraine?

Europe’s strong political, economic, and military support for Ukraine amid its conflict with Russia has been one of the defining international stances of recent years. While many see this solidarity as a

3 months ago

Europe

Europe’s Future Under Pressure: Can the Union Hold?

Europe, once seen as a model of integration and peace, is now standing at a delicate inflection point. Faced with mounting internal divisions, economic uncertainty, and shifting global dynamics, the continent must

3 months ago

Europe

Taiwan is Being Targeted by China: What Is the US Going to Do?

Tensions between China and Taiwan have escalated significantly, with Beijing increasing military activities and diplomatic pressure aimed at asserting control over the self-governed island. China views Taiwan as a breakaway province and

3 months ago

World News

Largest European Companies by Revenue 2025

As of 2025, Europe’s corporate landscape remains dominated by energy giants and automotive manufacturers. According to the latest data, the top companies by revenue are: These rankings highlight Europe’s continued reliance on

3 months ago

Business·Economy

Where Does China Stand with Europe in 2025?

China and Europe maintain a complex and multifaceted relationship in 2025, shaped by cooperation, competition, and cautious diplomacy. Economic Ties China remains one of Europe’s largest trading partners. The two regions engage

3 months ago

Europe·World News

Stankevicius Group Makes Strategic Offer to Acquire Builder.ai Assets

Stankevicius Group, a global leader in trade, fintech, and digital infrastructure, has announced its intent to acquire the remaining core assets of Builder.ai. The deal, still in preliminary stages, includes a proposal

4 months ago

Business·Digital·Europe

What We Know About the 9/11 Attacks

The September 11, 2001 attacks—commonly referred to as 9/11—remain one of the most significant and tragic events in modern American history. On that day, a coordinated terrorist plot by the extremist group

4 months ago

World News