(Bloomberg) — The European Union should rethink its rules to disburse state aid and have a stronger oversight of key supply chains like energy and chips to counter the US Inflation Reduction Act, Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni said.
It’s been a year of historic selloffs for US equities.
Russia rained scores of missiles on Ukrainian cities in one of its heaviest barrages of the war, pressing further with a campaign to destroy civilian targets as Moscow spurned the prospects of talks to end the invasion.
India’s Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman was discharged from a hospital in New Delhi on Thursday, government officials said.
Strike-weary Britons may face further travel disruption on Friday, when road traffic officers and control-room staff begin a two-day action, the latest in a wave of walkouts sweeping across Britain.
India is investigating claims made by Uzbekistan’s government that 18 children died after ingesting a cough syrup brand made in the South Asian nation just two months after a similar tragedy was reported in Gambia.
Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni won the final green light from parliament for her economic plans for next year.
Turkey’s government wants to set aside at least $13 billion a year to offer early retirement to millions of citizens in a key election pledge.
Yes, the energy crisis has been a boon for fossil fuels, but this year also saw the low-carbon transition get policy support like never before.
But while rising GOP leaders tout efforts to derail sustainable investing, pushback from pension officials and banking associations is growing.
