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30.11 / 15:39

Target As Omicron, Supply-Chain Problems Loom, Eurozone Inflation Hits Record

The eurozone’s annual rate of consumer-price inflation jumped to a record in November, adding to the challenges facing the European Central Bank as the new coronavirus variant, supply-chain disruptions and soaring energy prices complicate its policy decisions for the coming year.

29.11 / 19:51

Landmark Platform Future EU set to ban payment for order flow as US meme-stock platforms face uncertain future

The EU is set to ban payment for order flow in a landmark proposal that could overhaul how trading platforms operate in the bloc.

29.11 / 11:48

Citi Financial Brexit clobbers financial exports but an even bigger hit is coming for the City

Back in July 2018, before the UK had even left the EU, leading Brexiteer Jacob Rees-Mogg suggested it could take 50 years to judge whether Brexit has been a success or a failure.

29.11 / 11:47

Citi Brexit pressure group forms to push for UK-EU equivalence as EU bankers demand market access

A pressure group of politicians, trade unionists, business people and journalists has launched to push to fix UK-EU issues post-Brexit — including demanding equivalence for the City of London.

29.11 / 11:33

Climate change European Union Couple arrested in Netherlands after escaping COVID hotel quarantine

A couple was arrested in the Netherlands after escaping hotel quarantine, Dutch police said.

29.11 / 03:11

UPS FIVE Racing Men outbid women four to one to run Brexit opportunities unit

Nearly five times as many men as women applied to run the government's new Brexit Opportunities Unit, Financial News can reveal.

28.11 / 14:11

European Union Smuggling European officials meet in bid to curb migrant smuggling after Channel tragedy

Top European migration officials are holding an emergency meeting on Sunday in the French port of Calais to find ways to better fight migrant smuggling.

26.11 / 21:35

World Health Organization Variant WHO labels new COVID-19 variant 'of concern', names it Omicron

The World Health Organisation (WHO) on Friday categorised the latest COVID-19 variant first detected in South Africa as "of concern" and named it Omicron.

26.11 / 17:13

Blockchain Adoption German Government Next German Government Calls For Crypto Regulation, Blockchain Investments

Two months following the country’s general election, three German parties agreed on a program to be implemented by their forthcoming coalition government - and the produced document includes a call for stronger supervision of crypto assets by the European Union’s institutions.

26.11 / 16:19

Art restrictions COVID in Europe: Czechs declare state of emergency as Portugal reinstates restrictions

COVID-19 cases are on the rise again in various parts of Europe as the cold weather has affected the spread of the virus.

26.11 / 13:27

Provident Digital Platform EU ‘Markets in Crypto Assets’ proposal places emphasis on stablecoin governance

At a time when most financial regulators worldwide are sailing their way through enacting cryptocurrency regulations, the European Union (EU) has been assuming an urgent pace to release a planned framework regarding the novel asset class.

26.11 / 13:17

Art Vaccination rollout in Europe saved nearly half a million lives, WHO and ECDC say

At least 470,000 people aged 60 and over have been directly saved by the vaccines since the start of their rollout, data from 33 countries suggests.

26.11 / 10:57

Art French anger after UK PM calls on Paris to 'take back' migrants crossing Channel

Tensions between Paris and London are rising after 27 migrants died off the coast of Calais in the largest tragedy of its kind in the English Channel.

26.11 / 09:11

Adoption Europe European Union German Government New German government cites crypto in coalition agreement

The new German government has cited crypto in its coalition agreement, advocating for an equal playing field between traditional finance and “innovative business models.”

25.11 / 21:05

French fishermen to block three ports and Channel Tunnel over post-Brexit licences row

French fishermen will block access to three ports and the Channel Tunnel on Friday amid a row over post-Brexit fishing licences.

25.11 / 16:45

Health London EU's COVID travel pass will expire nine months after last vaccine dose, says Brussels

Brussels says the EU's COVID pass -- used for cross-border travel -- will expire nine months after the last vaccine dose.

25.11 / 16:45

London Vaccines France pushes booster vaccines and makes masks mandatory

France will begin offering adults a COVID-19 booster dose from Saturday as a fifth wave of the virus ramps up.

25.11 / 16:41

Government Blockchain Law Stablecoin European Council approves two digital asset proposals

The European Union's planned framework for regulating cryptocurrencies is one step closer to becoming official. On Wednesday, the European Council, which guides the EU's political agenda, announced its position on the Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) framework and the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA).

25.11 / 14:38

cryptocurrency Stablecoin regulation Council of European Union Advances Talks On MiCA, DORA Regulations

The Council of the European Union has adopted a position on two proposals - the Regulation on Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) and the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) - that are part of the European Union’s much-discussed digital finance package. Owing to this, the Council doted itself with a negotiating mandate for trialogue talks with the European Commission and the European Parliament.

25.11 / 12:45

business Bitcoin Cryptocurrency regulation: Here’s what countries around the world have done

The Indian government has listed 26 Bills for the upcoming winter session of Parliament that is set to begin on November 29, and among these is the much-talked-about bill to regulate and restrict cryptocurrency in the country.

25.11 / 12:45

London Deaths COVID in Europe: Germany passes 100k deaths as France set to announce new measures

COVID-19 cases are on the rise again in various parts of Europe as the cold weather has affected the spread of the virus.

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