Category: 3. Europe

By&nbspRushana Aliakbarova

Published on
03/11/2025 – 9:02 GMT+1

Across Europe and Asia, the hospitality industry is becoming increasingly regional, driven by digitalisation, shared…

Published on
03/11/2025 – 8:14 GMT+1

‘Walk My World’ is no ordinary, traditional theatre production.

First of all, the piece is set in a 6,000 sq metre space rustic space in Milleánris that…

Banks and financial institutions are facing a rising tide of fraud and money laundering, and a growing pressure to keep up with tightening financial regulations.

Despite increasing spending by up to 10 per cent a year in some advanced markets between 2015 and 2022, the financial industry…

Published on
03/11/2025 – 7:01 GMT+1

Scientists are exploring what happens in the brain during dreams and nightmares.

In a three-year…

The Tata Group is India’s largest conglomerate, with a combined market value of around €283 billion, as of March 2025. Some of its best known companies include Tata Steel, Air India, and Tata Motors, owner of Jaguar Land Rover.

Also within the group is Tata Elxsi, a design and…

Von den Bundesländern bis zur COP30 in Brasilien: Der Kanzler reist, verhandelt und kämpft um Vertrauen in die Wirtschaft.
Im Gespräch mit Rasmus Buchsteiner geht es um steigende Krankenkassenbeiträge, drohenden Stellenabbau, den geplanten Stahl-Gipfel und die Frage, ob aus…

“Our negotiators had never seen this before in any international talks,” said one European official, who had spoken to negotiators. “People being summoned to the U.S. Embassy in London — intimidation, threats of cessation of business, threats of family members losing…

Ministers agreed last week to a two-week extension to the deadline by which pharma firms must tell the government if they intend to leave the NHS’s voluntary drug pricing scheme, signaling that a breakthrough in talks is imminent.

Greer’s visit comes just two days before Chancellor…

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OpenAI may also contest the designation, as other platforms have unsuccessfully done in the past, said João Pedro Quintais, associate professor of information law at the University of Amsterdam. Any disagreement would further lengthen the process.

Too many laws?

Key questions remain…