Category: 3. Business
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More, better, European: White Paper maps path for EU rearmament
Next week, the EU Commission will present the White Paper on the Future of European Defence, with guidelines on how to boost production and defence readiness in the face of possible Russian military aggression. Continue Reading
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The UK economy unexpectedly contracted in January
The British economy shrunk in the first month of 2025 compared with December, driven by a decline in production. ADVERTISEMENT The monthly British GDP unexpectedly fell by 0.1% in January, following growth of 0.4% in December 2024, according to an estimate from the UK statistics… Continue Reading
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Measles cases in Europe and Central Asia at highest level in over 25 years
A new report from global health authorities has warned about the rise of measles after a high number of cases in 2024. Continue Reading
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Polish edition of Euronews debuts with exclusive interviews on EU and NATO
Euronews celebrated the launch of its Polish edition with a major event in Warsaw on Thursday. Continue Reading
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Severe flooding in Bolivia destroys crops and homes
Heavy rainfall in Bolivia’s Viacha community has caused severe flooding, destroying crops, submerging homes, and impacting 6,000 people as rivers overflowed in the highlands. Continue Reading
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Syria's interim president signs temporary constitution amid ongoing conflict
A recent explosion of deadly violence and reprisals has raised the pressure on domestic leaders and international allies to secure Syria for its residents as quickly as possible. Continue Reading
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The Wild Geese – POLITICO
Vibe: No matter the day of the week, The Wild Geese is always decently packed with people, creating a lively atmosphere. The décor is atypical of most Irish bars, with a distinctive ceiling (think Sistine Chapel) and stained-glass accents throughout. Who’s picking up the check? Food… Continue Reading
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Direct impact of US tariffs on EBRD to remain limited, says Chief Economist
As US President Donald Trump continues to shake up the global trading order, EBRD nations aren’t likely to feel the brunt of the disruption. Even so, diminished growth in other countries is set to have ripple effects. ADVERTISEMENT The European Bank for Reconstruction and… Continue Reading
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Hungary drops veto and agrees to prolong EU sanctions on Russian individuals
The clock for renewal was ticking fast as sanctions on Russian individuals and companies were set to expire by midnight on Saturday. Continue Reading
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Palestinian children struggle to resume education in ruined schools
Gaza’s children lost over a year of education due to war damage, with many struggling to resume learning through rebuilt schools and online platforms. Continue Reading