Author: Ania NussbaumMichael NienaberArne Delfs
Europeans are diverging over how to conduct a mission to secure sea lanes in the Strait of Hormuz, as French President Emmanuel Macron and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer convene a meeting of leaders later Friday to discuss the issue.Read More
Is a tactical pause looming for Europe equities into earnings?Read More
CNBC’s Karen Tso gets the latest reaction from Europe’s top policymakers and lawmakers at the IMF-World Bank Spring Meetings in Washington DC. She speaks with Spain’s Deputy Prime Minister Carlos Cuerpo about his government’s refusal to join the U.S. war in Iran. She also sits down with several ECB Governing Council members on how they are assessing the inflationary impact of the conflict and what it could mean for the future path of interest rates.Read More
Bulgarians are holding an early election that could bring to power a left-leaning ex-presidentRead More
The drop in petrol prices offers ‘relief for drivers’ after 46 consecutive days of rising costsRead More
Starmer says he was unaware that the Foreign Office had overruled the recommendation of security officials in early 2025 not to give Peter Mandelson the job.Read More
UK leader Starmer says he is ‘furious’ he wasn’t told Peter Mandelson had failed security checks to be ambassador to US.Read More
Reid Wiseman’s two daughters were in Nasa’s mission control room for the naming of the “Carroll” crater in honour of the commander’s late wife.Read More
Recapping all the Everton news from yesterdayRead More
JAKARTA — Several European timber firms have cut ties with suppliers linked to deforestation in Indonesia following a 2025 investigation, suggesting that an upcoming European Union regulation is already influencing behavior ahead of its implementation at the end of 2026. Still, new trade data show imports from high-risk suppliers continued in 2025, raising concerns that […]Read More