The ECB decided on interest rates. The euro reacts
The European Central Bank kept interest rates at the current levels. Experts expected such a decision. The euro exchange rate
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The Turkish deputy who suffered a heart attack while announcing “the wrath of Allah” against Israel dies
The Islamist deputy Hasan Bitmez died today in a hospital, two days after having a heart attack in Parliament while
The demand for these raw materials will increase dramatically. The EU protects itself against crisis and bureaucracy
The European Parliament does not want the Community to run out of strategic raw materials. He published a plan to
The sentence of the Australian mother who spent 20 years in prison for the deaths of her four babies is annulled
An Australian court has convictions annulled imposed on Kathleen Folbigg, the woman who He spent two decades in prison for
Argentines, between anguish and resignation due to adjustment measures by the Milei government
Julia González does not know how she will now be able to afford transportation on three buses and a train
The EU reaches an agreement to reform the electricity market to protect consumers from rising prices
Political agreement in the European Union to reform the electricity market. After more than 10 hours of negotiation, the European
The House of Representatives formalizes the impeachment investigation against Biden
The Low camera of the United States, with a Republican majority, approved this Wednesday to formalize the investigation of impeachment
Fed signals end to rate hikes and forecasts cheaper credit in 2024
The Federal Reserve maintained the interest rates stable on Wednesday and noted in its new economic projections that the historic
Washington loses patience with its ally Israel in the war in Gaza
The United States has no intention of questioning its support for Israelbut becomes increasingly exasperated by the way in which
Important declaration from Brussels. “We will find a way to unblock the funds”
An important declaration was made by the EU Commissioner for Budget and Administration, Johannes Hahn, in an interview with Reuters.
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