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While numerous differences underscore Lagarde’s point, Europe does not exist in a vacuum and problems in the U.S. are bound to make their way across the Atlantic, albeit over time and in a more muted form, economists say

The EU on Friday said it would provide Egypt with 1 billion euros ($1.07 billion) in short-term financial aid to help stabilise the country’s economy.

Carrying out prohibited transactions and trade with Russia will now be considered a criminal offence, according to a new law

The report is being drafted by Enrico Letta, a former Italian prime minister, to find ways to bolster the European Union’s single market and so help boost its competitiveness against rival economies such as the United States and China

The bloc’s top court ruled that the 2022 blacklisting of two top bankers was not justified, but the restrictions remain in place

Latvia significantly increased the volume of grain bought from Russia in the first quarter of 2024, the state revenue service in Riga announced on Monday. The Baltic nation recently announced a ban on some Russian imports, but exempted two key products.

Iran’s Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian inaugurated a new site for Iranian consular services in the Syrian capital on Monday, Syrian…

Peter Pelligrini speaks after winning the presidential elections regarding Slovakia foreign policy and ties with NATO. Speaking on Slovak broadcaster RTVS, President-elect…

In late March, the European Commission suggested introducing prohibitively high customs tariffs for grain, sunflower seeds and feed crops from Russia and Belarus

The UN agency for Palestinian refugees says the ongoing Israeli war on Gaza has left more than 60 percent of…