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EU Commission cuts 2024 euro zone growth forecast, sees smaller inflation

BRUSSELS: The European Commission has downgraded its forecasts for EU and eurozone growth for 2024 as high interest rates weigh on economic activity, but it said inflation is expected to halve from...

Financial expert urges FG to reduce taxes, duties to revive economy

Farmers' revolt threatens election year upsets around the world

Anti-EU populism: MEP elections to deliver gains to far-right

The 2024 European Parliament elections could see a major shift to the right in many countries, with populist radical right parties gaining votes and seats across the EU, and centre-left and green parties losing votes and seats

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Farmers' Revolt Threatens Election Year Upsets Around the World

(Bloomberg) -- Eric Foucault is driving his hulking green tractor more slowly than he can walk. Shouting into his mobile phone above the cacophony of engines and horns, the farmer from south of Paris is one of 200 others clogging up the highway into the French capital.Most Read from BloombergS&P 500 Rally Hits a Wall in Run-Up to CPI Report: Markets WrapTrump Asks Supreme Court to Keep DC Election Trial on HoldPentagon Chief Austin in Critical Care for Bladder IssueTrump Says There’s ‘No Way’ Ta

elections: Farmers' revolt threatens election year upsets in India and around the world

It all comes down to money in India, too, something which Modi is watching ahead of elections in spring. Farmer protests paralyzing much of Delhi in 2020 and 2021 forced the Indian premier to repeal agricultural market reforms. During campaigning this year, Modi has repeatedly included farmers as a group needing attention. Not all farmers are convinced.

New NATO member Finland elects a president set to keep up hard line on neighboring Russia

The final tally from Sunday’s runoff shows former Prime Minister Alexander Stubb, of the center-right National Coalition Party, had 51.6% of the votes

"I Can't Do My Job as a Journalist": The Systematic Undermining of Media Freedom in Hungary

The 29-page report, “‘I Can’t Do My Job as a Journalist’: The Systematic Undermining of Media Freedom in Hungary”, documents the increased obstacles and constraints independent journalists and media face under the government of Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

Farmers' Revolt: Threatening Election Year Upsets Worldwide | World News

Europe News: Discover how farmers' protests around the world are shaking up election years and impacting political landscapes. Get insights on the challenges faced by farmers and the implications for sustainable food production.