US tariffs, especially on metals such as steel and aluminium, could particularly impact Germany’s economic growth this year.
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Germany’s economy expected to stagnate as Trump's tariffs hit
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Children’s mobile brigade of Ukrainian Red Cross in Rivne region provides over 2,400 consultations per year
The Ukrainian Red Cross Society (URCS) Children’s Mobile Medical Team provided over 2,400 consultations per year in Rivne region, the Communications and Marketing Department of the National Committee of the Ukrainian Red Cross Society reported.
One such initiative is the…
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EU ready to help businesses navigate Ukraine – Commissioner Kos
Dynamic processes in Ukraine’s economy and the reforms the country is implementing on its way to EU membership open up new opportunities for European businesses. The EU is ready to help European investors make their way into Ukraine, as today’s investments in Ukraine are investments in the…
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Europe’s top rail operators and routes for a dog-friendly adventure across the continent
With the arrival of fine weather and the Easter break around the corner, dog owners might be dreaming up ways to turn their daily walk into a more adventurous trip.
Plenty of rail and cruise companies now accept pets, meaning you can zip to Milan or sail to the Netherlands without…
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Ukraine pushes for faster accession to the European Union at Brussels summit
A two-day EU-Ukraine Business summit is under way in Brussels, as the bloc looks to deepen economic ties with Kyiv, accelerate Ukraine’s recovery and support its path to accession and integration into the EU single market.
Addressing delegates, Ukraine’s Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal…
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Trump’s tariffs war set to hit UK growth, warns Bank of England – POLITICO
“Overall, tariffs are likely to lower U.K. growth,” she added. “Expenditure switching by U.S. consumers away from U.K. goods, combined with weaker global demand due to potential counter tariffs and supply chain disruptions would be expected to weigh on U.K. activity.”
But Breeden,…
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‘Independent film is almost dead’: MPs call for urgent action to save British film and TV
A new parliamentary report warns that Britain’s film and high-end television (HETV) industry is battling a serious crisis, and unless urgent action is taken, the UK risks losing its cultural voice and a generation of creative talent.
“The independent film sector is almost dead,…
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Ukrainian paratroopers deploy battle-tested Stryker APCs to eastern front after Kursk success
The American-made Stryker armored personnel carrier (APC) has earned high praise from Ukrainian paratroopers for its performance during the Kursk operation, where it provided critical mobility during offensive maneuvers, according to ArmyInform.
The Stryker APC, developed by General Dynamics…Continue Reading
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US inflation dropped in March – pulled down by falling gasoline prices
Gas prices declined in March, while costs for housing and clothing rose at a slower pace. Food prices increased over the month.
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Russia spinning hoax report of “protests” in Ukraine with demands for “peace on any terms”
Russian propaganda is spreading on TikTok fake reports on alleged rallies going on in Ukraine where activists demand to “stop the war” and agree to “peace on any terms”.
That’s according to the Center for Countering Disinformation under the National…
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