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EU Charges Elon Musk’s X with Violating Digital Services Act European regulators have formally charged Elon Musk’s social media platform, X, with violating the EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA). This historic action

Germany’s Bitcoin Auction: Impact on Cryptocurrency Market and Future Implications The cryptocurrency market experienced a significant shakeup as the German government began selling off a large quantity of Bitcoin seized from Movie2K,

EU Faces Pressure to Enhance Competitiveness Amid Rightward Political Shift Brussels is facing mounting pressure to boost competitiveness as the political landscape in Europe takes a rightward turn. In the wake of

The European Union has confirmed its decision to increase tariffs on electric vehicles (EVs) imported from China. This move, aimed at countering “unfair” subsidization, has significant implications for automakers and consumers alike.

French Markets Brace for Potential Fiscal Upheaval French markets are poised for potential upheaval as the country’s new government faces pressure to comply with the European Central Bank’s (ECB) stringent fiscal rules.

European Markets Struggle Amid Political Uncertainty and Election Fears European markets faced a challenging week as political uncertainties, particularly in France, weighed heavily on investor sentiment. This turbulence comes ahead of crucial

Eurozone financial markets are on edge as the French parliamentary elections approach, anticipating heightened volatility. The first round of elections is scheduled for this Sunday, with the final round on July 7.

Spain’s Bold Move to Combat Soaring Olive Oil Prices Spain, the world’s leading producer and exporter of olive oil, faces unprecedented price hikes driven by inflation and a prolonged drought. In response,

Europe’s aggressive stance on regulating artificial intelligence (AI) may cause the continent to lag behind the U.S. and China in technological advancements. Prince Constantijn of the Netherlands highlighted this concern, emphasizing the

Western allies have committed to supporting Ukraine with extraordinary revenues generated from Russia’s immobilized assets. The European Union (EU) has recently announced a significant aid package totaling €1.4 billion, aimed at bolstering