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Europe aims to cut red tape and allow QR codes on packaging
The EU plans to reduce regulations, introduce QR codes on packaging, and streamline cross-border business to boost the economy and counter US trade pressures.
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Turkey Strengthens Ambition as Energy Powerhouse Through Deals with China, Russia, and Now Syria
Turkey is expanding its role as an energy powerhouse through agreements with Syria, Russia, and China, focusing on gas supply, nuclear power, and sustainable energy projects.
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From Rioter to Influencer: Trump's Pardon Gives Capitol Attackers a Second Chance
Capitol rioters pardoned by Trump are now monetizing their notoriety as influencers, selling merchandise and promoting political agendas.
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US Interest Costs Rise to Record High as Dollar Value Declines
Moody's downgraded the US credit rating for the first time, causing financial market turmoil. Interest rates on US bonds hit a record high, while the dollar weakened and gold prices rose.
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Risk of recession has decreased, says economist
The risk of a recession has decreased, according to economist Han de Jong, due to constructive trade talks and market recoveries. However, potential downturns remain a concern, with the US economy showing resilience. The IMF's...
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Satisfied Starmer: ‘Britain is back on the world stage’
The UK and EU have finalized multiple post-Brexit agreements, including trade and fisheries deals, amid domestic criticism. Starmer calls it a ‘win-win’.