EU to demand continued fishing rights in British waters
The European Union (EU) will demand to keep its fishing rights in British waters, the bloc’s Brexit negotiator has told MEPs.
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Recreational fishing to be recorded on App from 2026
A new regulation from the European Parliament and Council will mandate that fishermen track their catches through a mobile ...
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To beat EV tariffs, China looks to double production to staggering amounts
Chinese automakers plan to more than double their full-process manufacturing capacity outside of China, all in hopes of beating out import tariffs and meeting demand for EVs.
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CRD VI Requires Banks to Focus Even More on ESG Risk Management
Against the backdrop of the comprehensive recast of European Union ("EU") banking legislation, the EU legislator is increasingly focused ...
Hungary’s Orbán claims the EU seeks to topple his government as his hostility toward it grows
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán claimed in a speech on Wednesday that the European Union seeks to topple his government ...
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Europe must bear costs of ditching Russian LNG, says TotalEnergies executive
Replacing Russian LNG and pipeline gas will bring elevated costs, but global supply growth from 2026 will ease pricing, says ...
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Viral Votes: How Uganda's Digital Campaign Strategies Are Reshaping Elections
In Uganda, digital platforms are transforming political campaigns. Social media and viral content are driving engagement, but ...
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Why Trump 2.0 would make the world poorer
The economy narrowly avoided a recession in the aftermath, and the Dutch bank forecasts stagnation in 2026 as a result of the ...
EU budget must be more focused, link reforms and investment, commissioner-designate says
The European Union's next long-term budget should focus on fewer programmes and link reforms to investment to help channel EU ...
Egypt economy seen growing as IMF measures run course
Egypt's economic growth will increase to 4.0% in the year to the end of June 2025 as austerity measures imposed under an International Monetary Fund programme run their course, a Reuters poll showed ...
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Romania plans to cut non-interest current expenditures by 4.1% of GDP in seven years
The government of Romania plans to cut the non-interest current expenditures to GDP ratio by 4.1 percentage points (pp) from ...
Italy to Spread Deductions of Banks' Tax Assets for up to Four Years, Budget Shows
Under the budget, banks will have to use 2025 tax credits, known as deferred tax assets, or DTAs, to lower their taxes over ...