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In Foreign Affairs

Wall Street is lower due to the new China tariffs

23rd August 2019 Matthew Weller

In Domestic Affairs

British Ryanair pilots are allowed to strike

23rd August 2019 Helen Rush

Macron: There is no time for a completely new Brexit deal

In Domestic Affairs

Macron: There is no time for a completely new Brexit deal

23rd August 2019 David Stevenson

There is no time for a completely new Brexit deal before the retirement deadline of October 31. That is what French President Emmanuel Macron says after a conversation…

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Small gains at the Nikkei exchange

In Money Matters

Small gains at the Nikkei exchange

23rd August 2019 Matthew P.

The Japanese stock exchange ended on Friday with a small profit. Investors took it easy and looked forward to the speech that President Jerome Powell of the Federal…

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Facebook delivers on its old promise and adds the follow-me-not option

In IT, Innovation and Startups

Facebook delivers on its old promise and adds the follow-me-not option

22nd August 2019 Matthew P.

Facebook users are given the option to disconnect the information that the company collects via other apps and websites from their account. This means that hyper-personalized advertisements are…

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Shell buys ERM Power, the Australian power broker

In Money Matters

Shell buys ERM Power, the Australian power broker

22nd August 2019 Charles Sizemore

Oil and gas group Shell has made an offer for the Australian electricity salesman ERM Power. The deal has a value of more than 377 million euros. Shell…

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In Foreign Affairs

Unexpected growth seen in French industry

22nd August 2019 Matthew Weller

Angela Merkel is optimistic on Irish border issue

In Domestic Affairs

Angela Merkel is optimistic on Irish border issue

22nd August 2019 David Stevenson

German Chancellor Angela Merkel believes that a solution to the problem of the Irish border is possible, even before the planned withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the…

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Political crisis in Italy: Prime Minister Conte leaves, the government falls

In Foreign Affairs

Political crisis in Italy: Prime Minister Conte leaves, the government falls

21st August 2019 Matthew P.

Italian Prime Minister Conte submits his resignation. He announced this in the Senate, where he accused the Italian Deputy Prime Minister Salvini of relinquishing his own interest to…

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No true border between Ireland and N.Ireland in any case

In Domestic Affairs

No true border between Ireland and N.Ireland in any case

20th August 2019 Matthew P.

The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson in fact rejects a hard border between Ireland and Northern Ireland with his rejection of the so-called backstop. EU President Donald Tusk…

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