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Russia’s premier foreign policy forum "Primakov Readings" brought together 400 experts from 17 countriesMoscow hosted the 'Primakov Readings' forum, marking IMEMO's 70th anniversary. Global experts convened to discuss a 'World Without Rules: P...- Rupee slide pushes overseas students back to lenders for top-up loansA significant rupee depreciation has forced Indian students studying abroad to seek top-up loans from lenders, as initial loan amounts fall...
- Bulgaria ex-president wins parliamentary majorityThe 45 percent of ballots his populist Progressive Bulgaria (PB) coalition scored in Sunday's polls -- according to 98 percent of the vote ...
- ECB keeps rates unchanged even as choppy markets threaten its 'good place'The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged as expected on Thursday and offered no clues about its next move, reinforcing mark...
- Bulgaria adopts euro as its national currencyUntil the end of January, the lev will remain a legal means of payment alongside the euro. From February 1, the euro will be the sole offic...
- Euro replaces lev as Bulgaria’s official currency from February 1, making it the 21st eurozone memberBulgaria officially adopted the euro on January 1, 2026, becoming the 21st eurozone member. The lev remains legal tender alongside the euro...
- Bulgaria to become the 21st country to join the euro, deepening EU ties despite fearsBulgaria embraces the euro currency, becoming the 21st nation in the union. This move aims to boost investment and European integration. Ho...
- Gold surpasses EURO to become second largest global reserve asset — gold prices soar like never before, even central banks are feeling FOMO. Is gold still a buy? here's gold price forecastFor the first time, gold surpasses the euro as the world’s second-largest reserve asset, trailing only the U.S. dollar. Gold now makes up 2...
- Explained: Why is natural gas still flowing from Russia to Europe across Ukraine?Russian natural gas continues to flow through Ukraine’s pipeline network to Europe despite the ongoing conflict and sanctions. This gas, pa...
- Who is Cryptoqueen Ruja Ignatova? Why is there multi-million dollar bounty?Ruja Ignatova who has been accused in a multi-billion-dollar scam has a $4 million bounty on her head. This has been offered by the FBI whi...
- Infosys, AWS to push cloud biz to financial firms in EMEA regionsThis comes a week after Infosys announced its new proximity center in Sofia, Bulgaria, as part of its growth expansion in Europe for global...
- Coal is going to be back again as gas becoming unaffordable: FM Nirmala SitharamanRussia has sharply curtailed natural gas shipments to Europe in retaliation for sanctions that the West put in place after its invasion of ...
- Finland says Russia suspending natural gas suppliesFinland is the latest country to lose the energy supply, which is used to generate electricity and power industry, after rejecting Russia's...
- Crude oil price likely to trade between $98-114.50 range next weekLast week, crude oil lost nearly 5 per cent on demand concerns and extended additional 5 per cent losses on Monday. WTI crude oil made low ...
- Dollar nears pandemic peaks as investors seek safetyThe U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, sat by its overnight high of 102.37, the stro...
- IT companies invest more in Europe for business and tech talentIn the last one year alone, at least 20 development centres have sprung up in countries like Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Austria an...
- A look at India's rating upgrade and its implicationsThe rating agency has hailed wide-ranging economic and institutional reforms of the BJP government over the last three, citing them as the ...
- Why Grexit is a divorce made in Heaven and best for both Greece and Euro zoneEuropean countries have sunk much political capital into the idea of a united Europe. So, they would like to keep Greece in the European Un...
- EU turns 50 but celebrations dampened by uncertainty over futureAs a law student in Lisbon in the late 1960s, Jose Manuel Barroso passed around an illicit copy of ``Je t'aime, Moi non plus'' a heavy-brea...
- Foreign cash floods emerging marketsEmerging markets from the Baltic states to Latin America, awash in overseas capital, are paying a price for their popularity.
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