EU prosecutors Office investigates €5.4 billion worth of loss to the EU budget
The EPPO investigates €5.4 billion worth of loss to the EU budget in its first 7 months of activity In its first…
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Ruble plummets as central bank loosens some capital controls
Analysts are sure that the fall of the ruble is temporary. It will strengthen due to the sale of foreign currency by…
Financial sector: European supervisory authorities see recovery stalling amid existing and new risks
A report highlights the increasing vulnerabilities across the financial sector as well as the rise of environmental and cyber risks
Moskvich-400: “German” by birth, “Soviet citizen” by vocation
After the end of the Second World War, Soviet designers were given the task of developing a mass car, which, in terms…
How much is a tour and cappuccino at Dubai’s Burj Al Arab Hotel?
The hotel is defined as 7-star, although officially such a category does not exist Over the years, Dubai’s ultra-luxury Burj Al Arab…
Díaz Ayuso receives the Institutional Award of the Union of New Entrepreneurs Association UNE 2022
The President of the Community [Government] of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, today received the Institutional Award from the Union of New Entrepreneurs…
World can end ‘downward humanitarian spiral’ of Afghanistan
As the world focuses its attention on the war in Ukraine, the UN reminded the international community on Thursday to remember Afghanistan…
International public procurement instrument: New tool to support EU firms
The EU will have more leverage to push for the opening up of global procurement markets following an informal deal on the…
Russia prohibits the export of over 200 products
Russia has banned the export of more than 200 products and equipment produced abroad by the end of the year as part…
Ordinary Russians are already feeling the economic pain of sanctions over Ukraine invasion
This article was published in The Conversation March 1, 2022 Peter Rutland, Wesleyan University The daily life of ordinary Russians – not…