European Union regulators have formally objected to MMG’s bid for Anglo American’s nickel mines in Brazil, warning the Hong Kong-listed…
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Eurozone’s €440 Billion Invested in US Tech Fuels American AI Expansion
Eurozone households hold about €440 billion in US tech stocks, effectively funding America’s AI expansion while Europe captures little benefit,…
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Hudson’s Bay Owner Rakes In US$340 Million Selling North American Properties
HBC LP, parent of Hudson’s Bay, Saks Fifth Avenue and Saks OFF 5th, has generated roughly US$340 million from selling…
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South Korea’s Internet Law Could Censor American Speech Abroad
South Korea’s revised Information and Communications Network Act grants regulators broad authority over false information, defamation, and hate speech, raising…
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Europe Was Built by Washington and Now Washington Holds the Kill Switch
In *The Rise and Fall of American Europe*, Glyn Morgan, director of the Moynihan Center of European Studies at Syracuse…
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France Pushes NATO to Take Control of US Military Withdrawal Before It Spirals Into Chaos
France has urged Washington to establish a coordinated framework for reducing its military presence in Europe, following a series of…
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Boomers Are Retiring Entirely Online While Salesforce Cuts Dozens of Jobs Building the AI That Made It Possible
American retirement has gone digital. Baby boomers are now the first generation to retire on the internet, with smartphones replacing…
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G7 Leaders and Top AI Chiefs Demand Global Rules After Trump Blocks Foreign Access to Anthropic’s Latest Models
At the G7 summit in Evian-les-Bains, France, President Emmanuel Macron called on wealthy democracies to jointly regulate advanced AI, warning…
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G7 Meets With AI’s Most Powerful Leaders as America Locks Down Its Models and Europe Fights Back
Top AI executives, including OpenAI's Sam Altman, Google DeepMind's Demis Hassabis, and Anthropic's Dario Amodei, gathered Wednesday at the G7…
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Greece and Colombia Sign Landmark Tourism Pact That Could Reshape Long-Haul Travel Between Europe and Latin America
Greece and Colombia signed a historic bilateral tourism memorandum on June 14, 2026, marking the first formal tourism framework between…
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