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The Lufthansa Group is cancelling 20,000 flights, primarily unprofitable short-haul routes, through October to save over 40,000 tonnes of je

The European Commission calls on EU governments to provide energy vouchers, income support, and social tariffs for vulnerable households. It

Kazakhstan plans for value-added products to dominate its agricultural exports by 2028. The country is a top EU supplier of sunflower meal a

The world's largest condom manufacturer, Karex, warns prices may rise 20-30% due to supply chain disruptions from the Iran war. Shipments to

Kevin Warsh, the nominee for US Federal Reserve Chair, firmly rejected being labelled a 'sock puppet' for former President Donald Trump duri

UK inflation rose to 3.3% in March, propelled by an 8.7% monthly jump in motor fuel costs. The Bank of England faces a policy dilemma as sup

Wall Street is structurally shifting towards 24/7 tokenised markets to manage risk during geopolitical events when traditional exchanges are

Frederique Constant CEO Niels Eggerding is betting on smaller, classic-inspired watches to attract younger buyers. The Swiss brand aims to c

EU transport ministers are seeking alternative jet fuel supplies from the US due to Middle East disruptions. Emergency stocks may be used if

A Russian-flagged bulk carrier, the ABINSK, docked in Israel's Port of Haifa and unloaded cargo that Ukraine alleges is stolen grain from oc

A key survey shows German business expectations have dropped to their lowest level in over three years. The decline is attributed to fears o

Thales's defence orders soared to €2.24 billion in the first quarter, a 75% increase year-on-year. The company secured five major defence co