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05.01 / 11:11

Citi Provident Immunic EU 'strongly' encourages negative COVID-19 test for travellers coming from China

European Union member states agreed on Wednesday to "strongly encourage" a requirement that would obligate all travellers coming from China, regardless of nationality, to present a negative COVID-19 test as the number of infections surges in the Asian country.

04.01 / 23:25

Investments cryptocurrency investment Bitcoin Digital assets inflows reached $433M in 2022: Report

Digital assets funds saw inflows totaling $433 million during 2022, the lowest level since 2018, when inflows in the crypto industry reached $233 million, according to the cryptocurrency investment firm Coinshares.

04.01 / 23:21

Facebook Ukraine war EU countries agree to demand COVID-19 test for travellers coming from China

03.01 / 23:31

Ukraine war: Fury in Russia at military top brass, killer drones, Sweden NATO membership

Russians have called on military commanders to be punished after scores of Russian soldiers were killed in a Ukrainian strike.

03.01 / 21:39

Sport Sweden turns to France as it looks to buy two new nuclear reactors

Sweden and France could be set to join forces to build new nuclear power stations in the Nordic nation, to boost domestic power production and guarantee security of supply.

03.01 / 13:09

Adoption regulation Africa Framework regulatory Morocco finalized crypto regulatory framework: Central Bank

The Kingdom of Morocco may see its first crypto bill introduced “in the following days.” The document is already written by the Central Bank and will be discussed with the industry stakeholders.

29.12 / 23:29

European Union Brazilian football legend Pelé dies aged 82

Pelé, the Brazilian king of football who won a record three World Cups and became one of the most commanding sports figures of the last century, died Thursday. He was 82.

22.12 / 11:35

European Union Cinema Ukraine war: Russia warns US over sending more weapons to Kyiv

The Kremlin has warned the US that sending more weapons to Ukraine will only aggravate the devastating 10-month war ignited by Russia's illegal invasion.

19.12 / 17:19

business NASDAQ Europe Bitcoin Crypto investment firm CoinShares debuts trading on Nasdaq Stockholm

Major cryptocurrency investment firm CoinShares has debuted trading on Nasdaq Stockholm, the primary securities exchange of the Nordic countries.

10.12 / 00:31

COST FIVE Citizens Europe’s energy crisis in data: Which countries have the best and worst insulated homes?

Europeans are deeply concerned about their heating bills, due to dramatic hikes in energy prices following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

09.12 / 10:55

Support Finland considers arms exports to Turkey in return for NATO membership support

Finland's defence minister Antti Kaikkonen on Thursday expressed hope that Turkey would promptly ratify his country’s NATO membership, claiming that Helsinki would consider granting arms export permits to Ankara on a case-by-case basis.

08.12 / 17:05

Climate change European Union Austria blocks Schengen accession of Romania and Bulgaria, while Croatia gets green light

Austria has blocked the accession of Romania and Bulgaria into Schengen, the passport-free area that has abolished border checks between the vast majority of EU member states.

30.11 / 15:17

business Bitcoin regulatory Gemini gets regulatory greenlight in Italy, Greece amid lending halt

Winklevoss brothers’ cryptocurrency exchange Gemini continues expanding in Europe, announcing new regulatory approvals in Italy and Greece.

30.11 / 06:37

business Accenture Digital assets could add $40B a year to Aussie GDP: Tech Council report

Up to $40 billion a year (AU$60 billion), could be added to Australia's national GDP with the right regulatory framework and could lead to enormous cost savings for consumers and businesses according to a new report.

29.11 / 13:25

NATO meets to talk Ukraine at scene of one of its most controversial decisions

NATO meets on Tuesday to drum up much-needed support for Ukraine.

29.11 / 01:25

Ukraine war: Estonia calls on European countries to double military spending

Estonia's foreign minister has called on other European countries to double their defence expenditure because of the Russian war in Ukraine -- adding that his own country planned raise national defence spending to 3% of GDP.

25.11 / 00:33

Migrants Viktor Orbán promises Hungary will ratify NATO membership for Finland and Sweden in January

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said his country will ratify NATO membership for Sweden and Finland at the start of the next parliamentary session -- in January 2023.

23.11 / 13:29

Money Scottish independence: Scotland ‘doesn't have power’ to hold fresh referendum, says UK Supreme Court

The UK Supreme Court has ruled that Scotland's parliament does not have the legislative competence to hold a consultative referendum on independence next year.

23.11 / 11:33

Money Dozens injured as 5.9-magnitude earthquake rocks northwestern Turkey

A magnitude 5.9 earthquake hit a town in northwest Turkey early on Wednesday, causing damage to some buildings and widespread panic and injuring at least 50 people, mostly while they tried to flee their homes.

23.11 / 10:41

Money 'Fewer than 10' dead after gunman opens fire at Walmart store

A shooting at a Walmart store in Virginia on Tuesday night has resulted in "less than 10" dead, including the attacker, police said.

23.11 / 10:41

Money Israel: At least one dead, 14 wounded in explosions at Jerusalem bus stops

Two bombs went off near bus stops in Jerusalem on Wednesday, killing one and injuring at least 14 people, in what police said were suspected attacks by Palestinian militants.

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