Eu Financial News
04.05 / 11:51
UPS
Citi
Raymond James boss Paul Reilly bets big on the UK: ‘I don’t have a cap on the number of hires’
It is June 2016. The UK votes to leave the EU. Reports predict thousands of job losses and a severe decline in the City of London.
04.05 / 10:19
European Union
Italian PM calls for changes to EU treaties amid threats linked to Ukraine war
The EU’s institutions are no longer fit for purpose and need reforming if the bloc is to address the multiple crises it currently faces, according to Italy's prime minister.
04.05 / 10:19
European Union
Ursula von der Leyen
end
Brussels proposes to stop Russian oil imports by the end of the year
Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the European Commission, has today unveiled a proposal to impose an EU-wide ban on Russian oil imports, one of Moscow's main sources of revenue.
04.05 / 08:23
European Union
Abortion
Ukraine war: Russian strikes include Lviv as EU set to propose ban on oil imports
Russian airstrikes on Tuesday included the western city of Lviv, hitting power plants and causing blackouts.
03.05 / 23:47
LGBT
European Union
Killing
Zacharias Kostopoulos: Two men jailed for killing of Greek LGBT+ activist
Two men have been convicted of killing prominent LGBT+ activist Zacharias Kostopoulos in Athens in 2018.
03.05 / 19:35
Art
Fashion
Refugees
'Frustration and relief' - the UK scheme for Ukrainian refugees 50 days on
"Watching the sheer number of people coming out of Ukraine, we had to do something," said Lucy Wells. "I come from a Christian family, we were brought up to help others wherever you can."
03.05 / 19:35
Art
European Union
Fashion
Energy
Explained: Just how dependent is the EU on Russian oil?
The war in Ukraine has exposed the European Union's entrenched dependency on Russian oil, one of Moscow's most profitable exports.
03.05 / 17:47
Art
European Union
School
reports
'Fake news': Hungary denies reports it was warned about Russia's invasion of Ukraine
Hungary has denied media reports that it had been warned by Russia about the planned invasion of Ukraine.
03.05 / 17:07
Art
European Union
School
'Sulky liver sausage': Olaf Scholz slammed after refusing to visit Kyiv
The Ukrainian ambassador to Germany has slammed Chancellor Olaf Scholz for refusing to visit Kyiv following Russia's invasion.
03.05 / 15:39
regulation
Europe
European Union
regulatory
EU Commission report suggests rethink of regulatory approach to DeFi
Analysts from the European Commission showed an unexpected understanding of how decentralized finances (DeFi) actually function, having defined it as something different from the traditional financial system and acknowledged that it would require rethinking the approach to regulation.
03.05 / 12:43
Art
Jail
US jail official helped 'extremely dangerous' inmate escape, say authorities
US authorities believe an Alabama jail official helped an “extremely dangerous” murder suspect escape prison.
03.05 / 09:23
Art
European Union
rights
US Supreme Court moving to overturn key abortion rights law, says leaked report
A draft opinion suggests the U.S. Supreme Court could be poised to overturn the landmark 1973 case that legalised abortion nationwide, according to a Politico report released Monday.
03.05 / 07:35
European Union
Energy
pandemic
Brussels says difficult months ahead for Europe, after EU energy ministers meeting
Brussels says it is preparing for difficult months ahead in the energy sector, following an extraordinary meeting of the bloc's energy ministers on Monday to discuss its strategy after Russia decided to cut off gas to Poland and Bulgaria last week.
02.05 / 21:45
UPS
Citi
CEO
Why Raymond James CEO Paul Reilly is betting big on the UK
It is June 2016. The UK votes to leave the EU. Reports predict thousands of job losses and a severe decline in the City of London.
02.05 / 20:09
Law
regulation
Europe
European Union
EU commissioner calls for global coordination on crypto regulation
Mairead McGuinness, the commissioner for financial services, financial stability and capital markets union at the European Commission, is calling for global regulators to work together to address potential risks in the crypto market.
02.05 / 16:43
EU Prepares Ban on Russian Oil
The European Union is likely to propose ending purchases of Russian crude oil by the 27-country bloc before the end of 2022, and a ban on purchases of Russian refined-oil products by year-end, according to two senior diplomats.
02.05 / 13:03
European Union
Russian gas: EU crisis talks seek unity over Putin's demand for payments in roubles
European Union energy ministers hold emergency talks on Monday, as the bloc strives for a united response to Moscow's demand that European buyers pay for Russian gas in roubles or face their supply being cut off.
02.05 / 02:21
UPS
Citi
CEO
Why Raymond James CEO Paul Reilly is betting big on the UK
It is June 2016. The UK votes to leave the EU. Reports predict thousands of job losses and a severe decline in the City of London.
01.05 / 08:19
Government
Blockchain
Adoption
Self-custody, control and identity: How regulators got it wrong
The recent European Union proposal requiring centralized crypto exchanges and custodial wallet providers to collect and verify personal information about self-custodial wallet holders shows the dangers of recycling traditional finance (TradFi) rules and applying them to crypto without appreciating the conceptual differences. We can expect to see more of this as countries look to implement the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Travel Rule, initially designed for wire transfers, to transfers of crypto assets.
30.04 / 23:35
30.04 / 12:11
business
Eastern Europe teams up to reduce EU's dependence on Russian gas
Countries in Eastern Europe are partnering up to develop projects and share resources to counter the Russian dominance in the gas market and curb the EU's reliance on Russian supply.
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