Apnea and Snoring: The Cost of Insomnia
Sleep disorders such as apnea and snoring are not only personally exhausting but also impose a significant financial burden on economies and health insurance systems.
Own electricity with municipal money. Cities responded to residents' needs
Polish cities are launching programs to support the installation of photovoltaic systems, providing financial aid to residents seeking renewable energy solutions.
US sanctions force acceleration of the digital euro
US sanctions are pushing the European Central Bank to expedite the development of a digital euro to avoid dependence on foreign payment systems.
Iran and Russia have signed a secret arms deal
Iran has signed a secret arms deal worth €500 million with Russia for advanced portable missile systems, as reported by Financial Times.
FT: Iran and Russia Signed a Secret Arms Deal
Iran has entered a secret arms deal worth 500 million euros with Russia to purchase thousands of advanced portable missile systems, according to the Financial Times.
Financial Times reveals details of a secret arms deal between Russia and Iran
The Financial Times reported on a secret arms deal between Russia and Iran involving a request for Russian air defense systems worth 500 million euros, occurring amid increased U.S. military presence in the Middle East.
Spotify in the eye of the storm: Trumpism, denialism, and a future for music streaming in question
Spotify is facing investor skepticism despite strong financial performance, with concerns about payment systems for artists and a leadership transition.
Russia - over 120 million dollars in losses: successfully struck at air defense
Ukrainian forces have successfully targeted and destroyed significant Russian air defense systems, leading to major financial and operational losses for Russia.
Europe's Largest Defense Conglomerate Breaks Revenue Records
British defense giant BAE Systems achieved record financial results in 2025, solidifying its position as Europe's largest defense contractor.
If the revelry of the Master bank shakes the Republic, the Republic is rotten
A recent party linked to the Master bank highlights deep-seated issues in Brazilian financial and political systems, calling into question their integrity and stability.
Oligarch Jozef Brhel of Smer convicted in the Mýtnik case, his son and former state secretary Kuruc are also guilty
Oligarch Jozef Brhel has been found guilty in the Mýtnik case involving secret tenders for IT systems in financial administration.
2026: the next cycle of the financial system in Latin America
The article discusses the evolution and adoption of cryptocurrency in Latin America, highlighting its growing integration into formal financial systems and the significance of 2026 for this trend.
Hana Financial Group Declares 'Consumer Protection Charter'
Hana Financial Group has announced the establishment of a 'Consumer Protection Charter' aimed at enhancing consumer protection management systems.
Sweden plans to fund new US arms and air defense purchases for Ukraine
Sweden is set to announce a new financial aid package for Ukraine to support the purchase of US-made arms and air defense systems at the upcoming NATO defense ministers' meeting.
The New Syrian Pound.. Why Is It Still Absent from the Markets?
Despite more than a month since the introduction of the new Syrian Pound, it remains largely absent from circulation in the markets, raising questions among citizens.
NATO says Patriot missile deliveries were not held up, responding to Zelenskyy
NATO officials confirmed that the delivery of Patriot missile systems to Ukraine was not delayed due to financial issues, countering claims made by Ukrainian President Zelenskyy regarding the impact on defense capabilities.
Pierro Tsipolone: The 2+1 Categories of Citizens Who Will Benefit from Digital Euro
Pierro Tsipolone highlighted the benefits of the digital euro for consumers, merchants, and payment service providers at a speech in Cyprus.
At the Air Court, the 54-year-old wing commander: How the financial aspect of espionage in favor of China was 'upgraded'
A 54-year-old wing commander of the Greek Air Force is being brought before the Air Court in Athens for espionage activities allegedly benefiting the Chinese government, sparking concerns about foreign intelligence penetration into Greece's national security systems.
Warnings Against Europe's Reliance on American Visa and Mastercard
The CEO of the European Payments Initiative warns that Europe's dependence on American payment systems Visa and Mastercard poses significant risks.
The 'Bithumb Incident' is reminiscent of Samsung Securities' 'Ghost Stocks' case eight years ago... Internal controls and trading systems are expected to come under scrutiny
Bithumb's large-scale Bitcoin payout error bears similarities to Samsung Securities' infamous 'ghost stock' incident from eight years ago.
The digital euro approaches your mobile: what it is, how it differs from cryptocurrencies, and why Europe stakes its sovereignty on this project
The European Central Bank is developing a digital euro to adapt to the digital economy and maintain control over payment systems amidst geopolitical tensions.
As China opens up its space sector, Hong Kong should reach for the stars
The article discusses how Hong Kong can leverage its financial markets and legal systems to contribute to China's burgeoning space program as commercial players become essential to its success.
Bizum joins other 'European Bizums' to enable cross-border personal payments between each other
Bizum has reached an agreement with its main counterparts in other European countries to ensure compatibility among all systems, allowing users to make cross-border personal payments.
Julita KaraÅ›-Gasparska: Nothing Is Hidden from the Tax Office
The article discusses how advancements in technology and information systems allow tax authorities to access and monitor increasingly extensive financial data about citizens.
The poorest retirees in Europe
The article discusses the financial struggles faced by the poorest retirees in Europe, highlighting disparities and challenges in pension systems across various countries.
Support for Volunteer Fire Departments also in the largest cities. Strengthening the security system
The article discusses the support provided to Volunteer Fire Departments in Poland's largest cities, including financial assistance from local governments and their critical role in urban rescue systems.
Research: Europeans worried about the future of pensions but against reforms
A large YouGov survey across six European countries reveals that while a majority of Europeans believe their national pension systems will soon become financially unsustainable and that current pensions are too low, they oppose key reforms such as raising the retirement age.
Receipts, POS, payments: everything changes from 2026. What to know
Starting January 1, 2026, Italy will implement more technical measures in the fight against tax evasion, requiring cash registers and electronic payment systems to be interconnected for immediate financial tracking.
Mobile Payment: With Card, Please!
The convenience of mobile payments has increased in Germany, largely due to companies like Sumup, prompting discussions about the future of such payment systems.