Foreign Affairs
Six months after Brexit, a shadow of the trade war cast over G7 meeting
Prime Minister Boris Johnson threatens to suspend part of the Brexit protocol if the European Union does not agree to a compromise in the conflict over compliance with…
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ECB leader welcomes an inflation wave coming
The European Central Bank will not be upset by rising inflation for the time being and will maintain its current monetary policy on Thursday. This is the expectation…
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Janet Yellen considers boosting inflation a good choice – but there is no choice at all
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has Sunday in an interview with Bloomberg investors trying to reassure them about the rising inflation. According to her, president Joe Biden’s $4…
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EU and the United Kingdom agreed on the fishing quotas
The European Union and the United Kingdom agree on how much of the species they manage together may be caught this year. This creates clarity for their fishermen,…
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Oil prices stabilise, but remain under pressure in anticipation of Iran deal
The price of a barrel of crude oil on Friday closed higher, but locked up on a weekly basis and 2.7% lower, due to signs of progress towards…
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IEA warns that radical steps must be taken to curb CO₂ emission
In the field of energy, radical choices need to be made in order to achieve the Paris climate targets, the International Energy Agency (IEA) states in a new…
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Germany plans to declare the United Kingdom unsafe because of Indian COVID strain
Germany plans to declare the United Kingdom at risk because of the additional infectious Indian variant of the coronavirus circulating there. The decision can already be taken this…
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