By Beatrice Romano
Milan-based editor covering the eurozone, banking and the industrial heartlands of the continent.
Uganda declared Ebola-free after 42-day waiting period
Uganda has been declared Ebola-free by the WHO after 42 days without new cases. The outbreak, which originated in the DRC, caused 20 infecti
Von der Leyen warns China on trade imbalance, threatens full use of EU tools
Ursula von der Leyen says the EU's trade deficit with China has reached €1 billion a day. She warns that if dialogue fails, Brussels will de
Nordic Compass explores single stock exchange for Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland
Nordic Compass, a pan-Nordic industry alliance, is exploring merging Sweden, Denmark, Norway, and Finland's stock exchanges into one regiona
Dubai's formula for friction-free business expansion
Dubai attracted 1,253 greenfield FDI projects in 2025, a 10.5% rise, securing a record 7% global share. The emirate also led in headquarters
Damascus coffee purchase signals Syria's return to global banking
Syria's president used a Visa card to buy coffee in Damascus, marking the end of the US terrorism designation. The move reconnects Syrian ba
Greece battles West Nile outbreak with 232 cases and 19 deaths
Greece has recorded 232 West Nile virus infections this season, including 19 deaths, all in patients over 65. Attica is the epicentre, with
Frankfurt Airport worker dies from rare 'airport malaria'
A Frankfurt Airport employee has died of malaria, Fraport confirmed. Five colleagues are being treated. The infection likely came from a mos
Nvidia's Q2 revenue jumps to $96.2bn as AI demand accelerates
Nvidia reported $96.2bn in quarterly revenue, beating expectations, as CEO Jensen Huang declared AI has reached an inflection point. Data ce
Warsh's Jackson Hole debut: bond markets, Treasury intervention, and stubborn inflation
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh delivers his first Jackson Hole address on Friday with long-term borrowing costs elevated, inflation above
French court recognises flight attendant's breast cancer as occupational disease
A court in Bayonne has recognised a former Air France flight attendant's breast cancer as an occupational disease, a first in France. The ru
Frankfurt Airport employee dies from rare 'airport malaria' case
A Frankfurt Airport employee has died after contracting malaria, with five colleagues also infected. The likely source: a mosquito that flew
Nvidia earnings: AI rally's fate hinges on chipmaker's outlook
Nvidia reports Q2 earnings after US close on Wednesday, with revenue expected near $92 billion. The chipmaker's guidance is seen as a verdic