China has introduced a new draft cybercrime bill that includes enhanced penalties, such as post-sentence exit bans for convicted individuals.…
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European funders bet huge on tech giant Palantir despite concerns over human rights and democracy – Follow the Money
Europe’s hugegest banks and asset managers have dramatically increased their investment in tech company Palantir over the past year despite…
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Ig Nobels Move to Europe for First Time due to Visa Concerns
The annual Ig Nobel awards, a whimsical celebration of quirky scientific achievements, are set to migrate from the United States…
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Concerns grow over influence on EU of foreign propaganda and new media
A panel discussion hosted by MEP Dominik Tarczyński yesterday explored growing concerns about foreign influence in Europe and the role…
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UAE real estate market hit as Iran strikes raise safety concerns
The long-term real estate boom in the UAE could face a serious challenge after missile strikes by Iran, which have…
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EU Energy Commissioner Visits Azerbaijan Amid LNG Supply Concerns from Qatar
European Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen described his recent visit to Azerbaijan as “fruitful,” amidst significant disruptions in the energy market…
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EU proposes “Made in EU” industrial act, sparks protectionism concerns
The draft aims to embed sustainability, resilience and “Made in EU” criteria into public procurement and state support schemes to…
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World shares retreat from record highs amid concerns on tech valuations
The New York Stock Exmodify trading floor. Global share indices eased after hitting record highs, with oil prices rising amid…
Read MoreThe United States is offering up to US$100 billion to create an international bloc for critical minerals with Brazil and 53 other countries, including financing and geological mapping, but the proposal raises concerns about sovereignty and commercial autonomy
In the United States, the American government offered up to US$100 billion in credit to 54 countries, including Brazil, to…
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ESMA joins EU supervisors in voicing concerns on ESRS reliefs
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has echoed calls from the European Central Bank (ECB) and pensions regulator EIOPA…
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