Author: Carrie Johnson

In his first public remarks since leaving the Justice Department, Smith said he’s sad and angry about the dismissals of career public servants and the loss of credibility the DOJ has suffered.Read More

Chanel had it right: remove one thing before leaving the house, and nine times out of ten, you’ll look sharper.Read More

Cockpit doors stay open during boarding to help pilots and crew coordinate final pre-flight tasks—before being locked for safety once the plane leaves the gate.Read More

Misinformation and populist rhetoric prompt abandonment of a cultural scheme meant to strengthen ties.Read More

The partnership addresses surging demand for secure infrastructure in fintech, Web3, and enterprise mobility markets across the GCC, and beyond.Read More

Typhoon Ragasa, one of the strongest storms to hit Asia in years, continues to move across southern China. CBS News’ Anna Coren gives a look at the damage and the cleanup process.Read More

Degrees from East Asia are cheap, and growing more prestigiousRead More

While VAT is going up to finance the war and fuel is in short supply, few expect Putin to adjust his war plansRead More

EU treaty reform is needed to make technology and innovation a genuine shared competence between the European Union and its member states, according to France Digitale, a network of start-ups and investors.The lack of a coordinated, Europe-wide economic policy for innovation “severely limits the ability to transform the results of European research into growth levers for businesses,” the association warns in a recent position paper.The EU’s powers are divided into exclusive competences, such as the customs union and competition rules; shared competences where both the EU and member states are able to legislate, such as energy and consumer protection; and…

Welcome to the Brussels Edition. I’m Suzanne Lynch, Bloomberg’s Brussels bureau chief, bringing you the latest from the EU each weekday. Make sure you’re signed up.Read More