May: Time To Set Aside Self-Interest
- January 17, 2019
May: Time to set Aside self-Interest. It is a moment for politicians to set aside their interests and take steps towards Brexit. “It is my duty to do that, and I
May: Time to set Aside self-Interest. It is a moment for politicians to set aside their interests and take steps towards Brexit. “It is my duty to do that, and I
US Treasury Secretary: Trump Will not Dismiss Fed Boss Powell. Jerome Powell, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, is not fired according to the US Treasury Secretary. That’s what Steven Mnuchin
Growth Turkish economy Strongly Toned. The growth of the Turkish economy has weakened considerably in the third quarter. It is mainly due to the substantial depreciation of the Turkish lira, according
Saudi Arabia is going to Reduce oil Production. Saudi Arabia is planning to reduce the oil production of the country considerably. The reason for this is the decision by the American
The British economy is Posting the Strongest growth in Two Years. The British economy showed the strongest growth in almost two years in the third quarter. Among other things, the economy
Application Irish passports in the UK since Brexit almost Doubled. The number of people who have applied for an Irish passport at the Irish embassy in London has increased considerably since the
EU clean Energy programs as Good as Failed. Two sizeable EU programs for the capture and storage of carbon dioxide (CCS) and renewable energy sources such as sunlight and water have virtually
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
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.
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