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Europe

4 hours ago

Trump Grants Orbán a Lifeline: Hungary Secures One-Year Exemption for Russian Energy Imports

A Political and Economic Victory for Budapest In a decision that reshapes the European energy landscape, U.S. President Donald Trump has agreed to grant Hungary a one-year exemption allowing continued purchases of Russian oil, defying mounting pressure

Europe

1 day ago

Belgium Launches National Airspace Security Overhaul as Drone Threats Escalate Across Europe

Belgium is taking a major step to safeguard its skies after a series of unauthorized drone incursions exposed vulnerabilities in national and European airspace security. The country’s Minister of Defence, Ludivine Dedonder, announced that a

Europe·World News

2 days ago

The Mystery of the Missing Billions: Europe’s Reluctance to Reveal Where Russia’s Frozen Assets Are Held

As the European Union intensifies its discussions on how to use frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine, a perplexing and politically charged question has emerged: where exactly are these assets? Despite more than two

Is Ripple (XRP) Being Used in War Financing?

As the adoption of cryptocurrencies continues to grow, questions about their misuse in illicit activities—including war financing—have become more pressing. Among the digital assets often discussed is XRP, the cryptocurrency developed by

5 months ago

Digital

What Is Going On With Revolut? Customers Complain About Frozen Accounts and Poor Support

Revolut, one of the fastest-growing digital banks in the world, is currently facing a wave of customer complaints related to account freezes, delayed support, and unresolved fraud claims. While the fintech giant

5 months ago

Business·Digital

Stock Market Reaction to Israel’s Attack on Iran

The recent military escalation between Israel and Iran has significantly impacted global financial markets, triggering widespread volatility. Global Market Response Following Israel’s airstrikes on Iranian nuclear and military sites, global stock markets

5 months ago

Markets

Vietnam Legalizes Cryptocurrency Under New Digital Technology Law

Vietnam has taken a major step forward in regulating the digital asset space by legalizing cryptocurrency through its newly enacted Digital Technology Law. This legislation provides a clear legal framework for the

5 months ago

Digital·World News

Which International Banks Are Using Blockchain?

Blockchain technology has rapidly gained traction in the global banking sector as institutions seek to improve security, transparency, and efficiency in financial transactions. Many leading international banks have begun integrating blockchain into

5 months ago

Digital

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

5 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

5 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

5 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

5 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

5 months ago

Europe