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Italian Parliament votes for Bigger budget Deficit. The Italian parliament voted in favour of the government's economic plans, which means that the Italian state is aiming for a more critical budget deficit than previously foreseen. …

EU Commissioner: Ryanair must Comply with European Legislation. EU Commissioner Marianne Thyssen (Work and Social Affairs) stated Tuesday against Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary that the airline must comply with European law. "Respect…

The Turkish Economy is growing more Slowly in the second Quarter. The Turkish economy grew by 5.2 percent year-on-year in the second quarter, despite headwinds caused by, with other things, the drop in the value of the lira and the…

May: New Brexit referendum is a Betrayal of Democracy. The British Prime Minister Theresa May does not want to know anything about a new referendum about the Brexit. 'Betrayal of democracy', she calls it when a poll comes for the…

Microsoft is being Investigated in Hungarian Bribery and Corruption Cases. Tech giant Microsoft is being investigated by the US Department of Justice to see if the company played a role in corruption and bribery in Hungary. The…

Thai minister Stops importing Electronic waste from Abroad. Thailand wants to put an end to the processing of electronic waste and discarded plastic from abroad. Minister Surasak Kanchanarat (Natural Resources and Environment)…

China Imports import Duties at 14 Billion pounds of Goods from the USA. China has again rebounded in the trade war with the United States. The Asians import duties on 23 August on 14 billion pounds worth of goods from the USA. The…

European Championships: Great Britain Wins Mixed 4x100m Medley. The British relay took the mixed 4x100m medley event on Monday at the European Championships in Glasgow. Georgia Davies, Adam Peaty, James Guy and Freya Anderson won…

The British central bank Increases Interest rates for the Second time Since the Crisis. The British central bank, the Bank of England (BoE), has increased interest rates to 0.75 percent. It is only the second time since the…

ING lowers Variable Savings rates as the First large Bank to 0.03 Percent. ING reduces the variable interest rate on savings accounts from 0.05 percent to 0.03 percent. ING is the first major bank in the Netherlands that does that, reports…