So much of the messaging from President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on down has been that they are tough, they are ready to sacrifice, they are “unbreakable” — that’s one of Zelenskyy’s favorite words.
"I think Europe is a big question mark where it is heading. Today, if you look at the digital world, Europe is not a role model. Europe is not building out digital infrastructure etc. I see big concerns about Europe when we talk to our customers," he said while responding to a question on the global economic scenario.
Europe’s share markets began fractionally lower [.EU] though there was little movement from either the dollar or in bond markets, where recessionary warnings having been becoming increasingly shrill again.
A China that's getting back on its feet will be a boon to German carmakers, as wealthy middle-class Chinese consumers have a penchant for European luxury goods
The European Parliament, European Commission and the EU Council recently banned TikTok from staff phones due to growing concerns about the company, which is owned by Chinese firm ByteDance, and whether China’s government could harvest users’ data or advance its interests.
”De facto it is the case that we are getting ahead far faster in North America,” a person close to the matter said to Reuters, declining to be named.
The Financial Times previously reported that Volkswagen was pausing plans for a battery plant in eastern Europe, the next expected plant in the region, and prioritising building a plant in North America where it could reap 9-10 billion euros ($10.54 billion) in subsidies.
Corporate rules are more likely to be handed down by Washington than Brussels these days
Southern Europe needs capital from oligarchs and digital nomads even if it widens inequality
ISS has moved against companies with unequal voting rights, opening a new front in the conflict over shareholder powers
Last week Moscow said it would view any action that threatened Russian peacekeepers in Transdniestria as an attack on Russia itself. Here are key facts that define Moldova's position in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
FMC Corp, a large US based agrochemical company, gave revenue growth guidance of 6 percent for 2023
After growing concerns over the use of Golden Visa programs as a door for money laundering and corruption, Ireland and Portugal have abolished their citizenship by investment programs. Malta, Cyprus and Bulgaria have already annulled their schemes permanently. Is Spain next?
The German chemicals giant said in a statement on Friday that 2023 earnings before interest and tax (EBIT), adjusted for special items, would fall to between 4.8 billion euros ($5.09 billion) and 5.4 billion, declining further from 6.9 billion in 2022, which was down 11.5% from 2021.
On 24th February 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a military operation on Ukraine. The war has since not just impacted Ukraine but created a domino effect on the world. A year after the war, Ukraine stands strong, attempting to defend its country and stand by its people. On the other hand, despite the West’s sanctions, Russia hasn’t backed off from the invasion. From the UN to the Oscars, the war has been debated everywhere, but there is no end in sight. On the completion of 365 days of war, we bring you a round-up of key events from the Russia-Ukraine crisis.
The hubs in Munich, Bologna and Madrid will develop self-driving systems for JLR's next generation of luxury vehicles. JLR already has six global tech hubs the United States, China and Europe.
Chuck Schumer said the democratic international order must stand strong to confront the rise of the Chinese Communist Party.
TikTok has been seeking to assure governments and regulators that users' personal data cannot be accessed and its content cannot be manipulated by China's Communist Party or anyone else under Beijing's influence.
Rapprochement between London and Brussels depends on clearing several hurdles
The juxtaposition, intentional or not, marked a vivid demonstration of Modi’s success at leveraging India’s geopolitical position and economic promise to maintain good relations with the US and its allies even as his government becomes bolder in cracking down on dissent at home.
European countries' bill to shield households and companies from soaring energy costs has climbed to nearly $850 billion, according to a report by Brussels-based think tank Bruegel. The cut-off in gas supply from Russia is hurting the European nations. Watch the video to find which European country is hit by the supply shortage the most
Human life means nothing for Putin. Barely-trained and poorly armed regular soldiers and Wagner mercenaries, regarded as cannon-fodder by their superiors, recall the similar horrors of earlier wars
Pierre Andurand says Europe has weaned itself off Russian natural gas and is unlikely to return to it
If the US and Europe want to catch up with Asia on reactor deployment, they will need to focus on conventional designs, not tiny models
Chinese companies are looking to expand production bases in Europe. It's an astute move