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Energy crisis: European Commission rejects fiscal easing — what applies to the escape clause
Despite serious challenges, the Commission is putting the brakes on scenarios of fiscal loosening, stressing that any fiscal measures adopted must remain consistent with the net expenditure growth paths set by the Council
Strait of Hormuz: Third Dynacom vessel owned by Giorgos Prokopiou crosses the war zone
The tanker Marathi, about 900 feet long and carrying roughly 1 million barrels of Saudi crude oil, was spotted on Thursday near the Indian port of Sikka, according to vessel tracking data and port information reported by Bloomberg
Disarming Hamas and destroying the tunnels in Gaza, what does Trump’s Peace Council plan provide for
The plan follows a timetable that begins with the assumption of security control of Gaza by a committee of Palestinian technocrats, supported by the US, and ends with the complete withdrawal of Israeli forces.
Oil: Nearly 6% jump in prices with Brent at $108 and uncertainty growing
Continued tension in the Middle East pushed crude to a new high of nearly 6%, with markets worried about new supply disruptions and prolonged energy instability
Negotiations begin to form a new government in Denmark
The outgoing Prime Minister and head of the Social Democratic Party, Mete Frederiksen, has been instructed by the King to conduct the talks to form a government
Oil tanker allegedly hit by drone near Bosphorus Strait
According to MarineTraffick, the tanker is Sierra Leonean-flagged and reportedly departed from Novorossiysk, Russia on 22 March for Istanbul.
Humans have been together with dogs for at least 15,800 years, the discovery in Turkey changes the facts
Researchers found a piece of a puppy skull in Pinarbashi and concluded that it is the oldest known dog - Researchers believe that the dog and wolf populations separated at least 24,000 years ago, according to a researcher
