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Europe
The Price of Tariffs on Trans-Atlantic Trade
Brace yourselves: tariffs are coming. On October 18th, the United States is prepared to leverage 25 percent tariffs on a…
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Economy
Greece Sets Sights on Lower Taxes and Debt
Massive strides are being taken to cut down remaining debt from bad loans – a major deterrent in Greek banks’…
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Europe
Is a “No-Deal” Brexit in the Bag?
It’s been a very interesting few weeks for Boris Johnson. The UK’s newly minted Prime Minister, keen on seeing Brexit…
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Cyprus
Frustrations Rise as the Balkans See Further Delays in EU Accession
In February 2019, and as a consequence of the Prespes Agreement, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia officially changed its…
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Europe
From the Sixth South EU Summit to the EU Council Meeting
On Friday, June 14th, Malta played host to the Sixth South EU Summit – also known as the Southern EU…
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Economy
Hoping to Stem the Tide, Morocco Cuts Illegal Migration Into Spain
Spain’s elections might be over, but the topic of migration remains as hot as ever, both in Spain and across…
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Malta
Malta looks beyond traditional markets to boost extroversion of its island-economy
Throughout history, bridges have helped to bring countries and people closer together. Nowhere is this more so the case than…
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Business
Italy Emerges From a Recession as France and Spain Carry the Region’s Growth
Italy has once again recovered from a recession – it’s third in a decade. The strong turn in the economy…
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Cyprus
Charm Offensive: Cyprus and Greece Take on the Eastern Med
In the first half of April, Cypriot Foreign Minister, Nikos Christodoulides, announced that Cyprus will host the first trilateral summit…
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Economy
Amidst a Slowdown, France Proposes a Plan for Growth
France is gearing up to propose a new “growth contract” with its eurozone trade partners, hoping to encourage more countries…
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