Novo Nordisk’s stocks experienced the sharpest monthly decline since July 2002 due to growing competition and several disappointing trial results. However, analysts remain optimistic about the shares, forecasting a potential price upside of up to 60% over the next 12 months.
Category: 3. Europe
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Novo Nordisk shares post the biggest monthly decline since 2002
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Dutch museum showcases 60 contemporary takes on Vermeer’s 'Girl with a Pearl Earring'
After receiving over 2,700 submissions for new takes on Vermeer’s ‘Girl with a Pearl Earring’, the Mauritshuis museum is showcasing 60 selected artworks in a 3D-printed frame replica of the original.
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Meloni joins cacophony of outrage against Le Pen guilty verdict – POLITICO
“I think that no one who cares about democracy can rejoice in a sentence that affects the leader of a large party and takes away representation from millions of citizens,” says Italian PM.
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Europe says that it holds a lot of trade cards on the eve of Trump’s tariff ‘Liberation Day’
BRUSSELS (AP) — A top European Union official warned the U.S. on Tuesday that the world’s biggest trade bloc “holds a lot of cards” when it comes to dealing with the Trump administration’s new…
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European stock markets record first monthly decline as US tariffs loom
US President Donald Trump is set to unveil reciprocal tariffs on Wednesday, with ongoing uncertainties surrounding his policies weighing on market sentiment. European stock markets posted their first negative monthly performance of 2025 in March, reflecting the potential economic impact…
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Is Marine Le Pen politically dead or poised to become a martyr? | Radio Schuman
On Monday, a French court found National Rally leader Marine Le Pen guilty of embezzling EU funds and barred her from contending any election for five years, including France’s next presidential election in 2027.
What is in line for the political career for the…
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April Fools’ Day: What are its origins and how do Europeans celebrate?
April Fools’ Day: Why do we collectively try to mess with others on 1 April, and how do different countries celebrate this festival of foolishness?
Happy April Fools’ Day – also called All Fools’ Day – which is celebrated by many countries every year on 1 April.
Known…
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No, the UK isn't forcing school pupils to study Islam
In reality, there’s a legal expectation that school curriculums should reflect that traditions in England are “in the main Christian”.
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Finland ‘ahead of schedule’ on coal phase out as Helsinki’s Salmisaari plant closes
Wind power in Finland has more than doubled since 2020 to supply a quarter of the country’s energy.
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European rightwingers react to France’s Le Pen ban
Getty Images/BBCEuropean politicians Viktor Orban (l), Geert Wilders (c) and Matteo Salvini (r) are among those who reacted to a court ruling banning France’s Marine Le Pen from running for public office Marine Le Pen is an icon of France’s nationalist right: one of the country’s best-known and…
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