Eurozone Business Loan Applications Decrease for First Time in 6 Years
Net demand for loans to businesses in the Eurozone area reached their lowest level in six years at the end
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Economic Inequality Out of Control, Reports Oxfam, Ahead of Davos
As world leaders in politics, business and economics converge on the Swiss village of Davos this week for the annual
EU Industrial Chief Weighs in on 5G Debate
The European Commissioner for Internal Market and Services Thierry Breton has rejected claims that relying on European firms in the
The Brady Bunch of Eurasia: Putin, Erdogan, Borisov, Vucic; Jets, Missiles, TurkStream, Balkan Stream, et. Al.
Take a fun look at a wonderful display of the "strong men" frenemy macho state leaders that dominate the world
Ocean Warming Reflects Major Increase in Rate of Climate Change
The increase in the warmth of the world’s oceans reflects a major increase in the global rate of climate change,
MI5 Shrugs Off US Huawei Warnings
The head of the MI5, Sir Andrew Parker, has told British media he is confident that US intelligence sharing with
Irregular Migration to EU falls to Lowest Level Since 2013
Levels of irregular migration detected into the European Union via the Union’s external borders fell to their lowest since 2013,
EU must step up to the plate on climate issues
As Scandinavia ushered in 2020 with its warmest-ever winter temperature, it’s clear that this year is going to prove a
The Global 5G Roll-Out is a Geopolitical Turning Point
For the best part of two years, wireless carriers in the US and Europe have been hailing the imminent onset
Europe well placed to benefit from soaring Chinese dairy demand
Chinese cuisine is famed for its lively palate, vibrant colors and extensive list of ingredients – but dairy products have
China Pulls Plug on Shanghai-London Stock Connect
Beijing has reportedly suspended the Shanghai-London Stock Connect scheme due to rising political tensions with London over pro-democracy demonstrations in
