The Turkish government recently announced that it will provide incentives for the project to develop a natural gas field in the Black Sea, according to a presidential decree published in the Turkey’s official gazette. The [Read More]
Israeli archaeologists have found an ancient earring and a fork dated to about 1,500 years ago, the Israel Nature and Parks Authority (NPA) has said. The artifacts, both made of bronze, were found in the [Read More]
The Hungarian government will extend the price caps on fuel and staple food until July 1, Prime Minister Viktor Orban announced on his Facebook page following Wednesday’s government meeting. “Today we had to decide what [Read More]
Goalkeeper Ionut Radu dashed Inter Milan’s Serie A title hopes, as his terrible mistake allowed Bologna to complete a 2-1 comeback victory in a rescheduled match on Wednesday. The fixture should have taken place in [Read More]
The German government on Wednesday lowered its gross domestic product (GDP) growth forecast for 2022 to 2.2 percent due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. In January, it was expecting the country’s economy to grow by 3.6 [Read More]
The German government on Wednesday adopted an extensive package of relief measures worth 30 billion euros (31.8 billion U.S. dollars) and including a one-time energy price allowance of 300 euros for employees to cushion rising [Read More]
The Kuwaiti government announced on Wednesday that the country has decided to lift all COVID-19 restrictions starting May 1. The wearing of face masks is no longer mandatory but an option, both indoors and outdoors, [Read More]
The General German Automobile Club (ADAC) on Wednesday called on its more than 21 million members to “behave more consciously and more fuel-efficiently.” “The effect will be clearly visible,” said ADAC president Christian Reinicke and [Read More]
Greece reopened its seven-year bond issue from April 2020 and drew another 1.5 billion euros (1.59 billion U.S. dollars) on Wednesday, at an interest rate of around 2.5 percent. The high demand for the re-issue, [Read More]
Finnish consumer confidence dropped in April, with concerns over inflation stronger than ever before, said Statistics Finland on Wednesday. Compared with last year, all estimates were gloomier. The consumer confidence indicator (CCI) stood at -11.7 [Read More]
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