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23.09 / 16:57

NOT Hungarian minister meets Russia's Sergei Lavrov despite EU 'understanding' not to do so

Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjártó met with Russia's Sergei Lavrov on Thursday hours after an EU official said member states had an understanding not to meet with Russian officials as it "doesn't make much sense".

23.09 / 15:25

Italian election: EU can work with any democracy but has 'tools' if it gets 'difficult', VDL says

The European Commission is willing to work with any democratic government across the bloc but has the "tools" if things go in a "difficult direction", Ursula von der Leyen has said in response to a question about Italy's upcoming elections.

23.09 / 10:33

Support Ukraine war: Hungary wants to poll citizens on support for EU's sanctions on Russia

Hungary's governing party wants to poll the country's citizens on whether they support European Union sanctions imposed against Russia over its war in Ukraine.

22.09 / 22:53

Climate change Mahsa Amini: Protester death toll rises amid unrest in Iran over woman's death in police custody

The number of people killed in violent protests in Iran over the past six nights shot up on Thursday as unrest spreads across the country in response to a woman’s death in police custody.

22.09 / 17:09

European Union EU to prepare new sanctions against Russia following Putin's mobilisation speech

Vladimir Putin's plans to order a partial mobilisation of reserved army forces to bolster the war in Ukraine and organise "sham referenda" in the country's occupied territories are grounds for a new round of EU sanctions, Ursula von der Leyen has said.

22.09 / 17:09

European Union Time Catholics outnumber Protestants for first time in Northern Ireland's history

Catholics outnumber Protestants for the first time in Northern Ireland's history, a newly published census has revealed.

22.09 / 11:19

business Adoption How Bitcoin ATMs in Greece fare during a record-breaking tourist season

Greece is globally recognized for its touristic lures of idyllic beaches and a laid-back lifestyle. Prior to the outbreak of the global pandemic, the World Travel and Tourism Council said that tourism generated over one-fifth of Greece’s total GDP.

21.09 / 18:39

Food The rise and rise of Europe's bread prices amid the war in Ukraine

Bread prices have risen sharply across Europe over the past year, new data reveals, with the increase particularly steep since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

21.09 / 18:29

UPS BTC Progressive Bitcoin Why the Bitcoin Price is Dumping and Could it Get Worse

Bitcoin's price has risen by 1.5% in the past 24 hours, but has fallen by 4% in the last seven days. At $19,321, this represents a hefty 10.5% correction in the past 30 days, and given the expectation that the Federal Reserve -- and other central banks -- will continue raising interest rates, the original cryptocurrency likely has more pain in store.

21.09 / 13:25

UPS Provident BTC EUR Thousands of Crypto Owners are Making Huge Gains with this Simple Trick

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21.09 / 05:57

Citi Target businesses European businesses are rethinking their plans for a 'closed' China

BEIJING — European businesses in China are revaluating their market plans after this year's Covid controls further isolated the country from the rest of the world, said Joerg Wuttke, president of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China.

20.09 / 15:43

Queen Elizabeth II Royal Family Mahsa Amini: EU concern over woman who died after being stopped by morality police

The European Union has raised concerns about a woman in Iran who died after being stopped for allegedly breaking hijab rules.

20.09 / 09:51

Queen Elizabeth II European Commission Royal Family Prisoners are refusing to join Russian mercenary group, US official claims

The Wagner Group, a Russian private paramilitary organisation, has not been entirely successful in its efforts to recruit 1,500 prisoners, with many are refusing to join, a senior US defence official said on Monday.

19.09 / 21:01

BLOCK European Commission EU Seeks New Powers Over Supply Chains During Emergencies

BRUSSELS—The European Union staked its claim to sweeping new powers to regulate industries during crises, presenting a controversial proposal that has already drawn opposition from business leaders but which EU officials say is vital to tackle disruptions such as those during the Covid-19 pandemic.

19.09 / 14:51

cryptocurrency Climate change Queen Elizabeth II Rule of law: Budapest appears confident it can prevent €7.5 billion cut in EU funds

Budapest was confident on Monday that it would be able to prevent a reduction in EU funds as called for by the Commission over rule of law concerns.

19.09 / 14:13

Target Digital Landmark Platform authorisation Financial Britain's financial watchdog says FTX may be operating in UK without authorisation

Britain's financial regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), says the cryptocurrency exchange FTX may be offering financial services or products in the UK without its authorisation.

18.09 / 12:05

pandemic Queen Elizabeth II Brussels calls for €7.5B of EU funds to be cut from Hungary over rule of law concerns

The European Commission on Sunday called for an estimated €7.5 billion in European funds to be withheld from Hungary over corruption concerns.

17.09 / 19:35

Queen Elizabeth II Royal Family Ukraine war: Russia's new defences in northeast, Polish waterway opened, 'war crimes' tribunal

Russia's troops are setting up a new defensive line in northeastern Ukraine as Kyiv's troops press on with their offensive.

17.09 / 13:59

Africa Queen Elizabeth II European Commission Royal Family Hungary faces EU judgement day that could hammer its economy

Hungary is facing a reckoning with Brussels over corruption concerns that could cost Budapest billions.

16.09 / 18:25

Technology Climate change Queen Elizabeth II 'It's a boring joke,' Viktor Orbán says after MEPs declare Hungary an electoral autocracy

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Friday he found it "funny" that the European Parliament had passed a report calling his country an "electoral autocracy."

16.09 / 15:29

Action FedEx International Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: FedEx, International Paper, Uber and more

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