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Geneva vs Zurich: which is the better safe haven?
4+ day, 22+ hour ago (640+ words) Switzerland’s reputation for stability is longstanding. Within weeks of the first military strikes in the Middle East earlier this year, Knight Frank reported a sharp rise in short-term letting demand in the country, demonstrating the appeal, in particular, of the…...
Few signs of persistent price pressures in UK and Eurozone
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Sweden’s fightback against the gangs
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Iceland’s ‘no’ exposes EU complacency
6+ day, 22+ hour ago (674+ words) It would be tempting to dismiss it as too small to matter: Iceland has just 400,000 inhabitants, and its referendum was not even about EU membership, just about whether to pick up long-suspended talks. But for the EU, it was no…...
Treasury sell-off piles pressure on weakest US borrowers
1+ week, 14+ hour ago (487+ words) Kate Duguid and Michelle Chan in New York and Emily Herbert in London Borrowing costs in the riskiest corners of corporate America have climbed to their highest levels since the aftermath of Donald Trump’s “liberation day” tariffs last year, as…...
Europe Express: faces of the ‘new right’
1+ week, 16+ hour ago (624+ words) Welcome back. Two faces personify the start of a new political season in Europe: Ulrich Siegmund and Giorgia Meloni. Siegmund on Sunday could become the first far-right leader of a German state since the Third Reich if his Alternative for…...
Scotland has a whisky problem
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Eurozone inflation rises to 3.3% in August
1+ week, 4+ day ago (418+ words) Olaf Storbeck in Frankfurt Eurozone inflation accelerated to 3.3 per cent in August as the European Central Bank prepares to raise interest rates for the second time this year to contain price pressures sparked by the Iran war. Tuesday’s annual inflation…...
Letter: Expanded EU carbon border tax is not a reaction to US tariffs
1+ week, 6+ day ago (273+ words) In his op-ed (August 12) Andrew Puzder, the US ambassador to the EU, accused the EU of double standards. He argued that criticising US tariffs on steel and aluminium derivatives while simultaneously imposing Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism charges on the same…...
Iceland rejects reopening talks on EU entry
1+ week, 6+ day ago (606+ words) Mari Novik in London Icelanders have rejected reopening negotiations on joining the EU despite Donald Trump’s threats against neighbouring Greenland, dealing a blow to Brussels’ efforts to draw the strategically important Arctic state closer. Preliminary results from Saturday’s referendum showed…...