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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has secured the release of funds worth up to 137 billion euros from the European Union, ending years of feuding with Brussels over democratic standards in a boon to central Europe's largest economy. Last December, a coalition of pro-EU parties took power, ousting the nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party after eight years marked by frequent clashes with the European Commission, notably over judiciary reforms the Commission said harmed the independence of...

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has secured the release of funds worth up to 137 billion euros from the European Union, ending years of feuding with Brussels over democratic standards in a boon... -March 12, 2024 at 08:40 am EDT - MarketScreener

Fans of the ITV show, which has Roman Kemp, Gary Goldsmith and Matt Evers, were divided over changes to voting.

The World Trade Organizations chief is on a mission to put climate change at the heart of its work as part of an effort she is leading to get the watchdog to square up to some of the worlds most... -February 28, 2024 at 06:51 am EST - MarketScreener

Inflation data from the United States, Europe and Japan will frame the week with key PMI numbers due in China, and policymakers are gathering to debate how to restart the stuttering economic growth...

Two years after Russias invasion of Ukraine, there are clear signs that the global economy is fragmenting into two separate blocs and that multilateral trade rules that have underpinned commerce...

By Philip Blenkinsop BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Two years after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, there are clear signs that the global economy is fragmenting into two separate blocs and that multilateral trade rules that have underpinned commerce for nearly...

Days before talks that could decide its future role in setting the rules for global commerce in an era of rising protectionism, the World Trade Organization is snagged on what to do with its...

The World Bank warned that high borrowing costs have "changed dramatically" the need for developing nations to boost sluggish economic growth. The multilateral lender's latest warning comes as international bond sales from emerging market governments hit an all-time record of $47 billion in January, led by less risky emerging economies such as Saudi Arabia, Mexico and Romania. Kose added that faster growth, especially a real growth rate higher than the real cost of borrowing, co...

Elisabetta Trevisan, a 50-year-old teacher from Venice, plans to use interest payments from an Italian bond for small savers to help put her two sons through university. The three bonds... -February 16, 2024 at 01:00 am EST - MarketScreener