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What are ‘golden visas’ and which EU countries still hand…
After Spain's government pulled the plug on controversial golden visas, one EU country is reintroducing its scheme. ADVERTISEMENTGetting the right
Greece’s major EU parties on what’s in store on election…
Aspirant MEPs from the birthplace of democracy, Greece, are explaining why they think domestic challenges will force voters to the ballot box. ADVE
Timmermans and Wilders both celebrate on Dutch election night
Timmermans' GreenLeft-Labour alliance is set to win eight seats in the new European Parliament, while PVV and its leader Geert Wilders won seven. A
Weekly market recap: Record moment resumes as tech stocks lead…
Risk-on sentiment prevailed in global markets as the Nvidia-led tech rally buoyed Wall Street, while the ECB’s rate cut sent the Euro Stoxx 600 to an
EU Elections: Macron warns against the rise of far right
The French president made the statement during a TV interview following D-Day commemorations in Normandy. The liberal leader has been criticised for hi
China’s Alibaba is courting European and U.S. small businesses as…
Alibaba.com is a platform run by the Chinese e-commerce company of the same name that focuses on overseas business customers.Sopa Images | Lightrocket | Getty I
European elections start with neck-and-neck Dutch race – exit poll
Dutch voters have begun four days of voting across the European Union, with exit polls suggesting a tight race between a left-green alliance and the party of an
Will the UK and US cut interest rates like Europe?
After pushing borrowing costs sharply higher in recent years to try to quell soaring prices, countries around the world are shifting gear.The European Central B
Fashion Briefing: AI and personalization led conversations at Shoptalk Europe
This week, a look at highlights from Shoptalk Europe, where the main topic of conversation was the adoption of AI and personalization strategies by major fashio
Daniel Brühl Steps Out in Style with Zegna Triple Stitch…
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String of mysterious attacks across Europe opens new front in…
First, a warehouse in east London being used to supply aid to Ukraine burned down. Weeks later, an Ikea in Vilnius, Lithuania,
