War in Ukraine. "Financial Times": V. Putin miscalculated
Ukraine and Russia have agreed to a temporary ceasefire in the vicinity of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, as announced by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
USA seems to hope that large aid will entice Ukraine to make concessions
The article discusses how U.S. negotiators are banking on significant financial support to encourage Ukraine to make concessions regarding its stance on post-war recovery.
Netflix Abandons Warner Bros. Acquisition... 'Harry Potter' Goes to Paramount
Paramount has won the bidding war for Warner Bros. after Netflix withdrew its acquisition offer due to unappealing financial terms.
Budget Shortage in Russian Provinces
Russia's regional budget deficit has surged to over €16 billion as of 2025, marking a historical high and revealing a growing financial crisis in several provinces.
Financial Times: How Wars Have Lost Their Effectiveness?
The article discusses the diminishing effectiveness of war as a tool for achieving political objectives in the 21st century, as illustrated by major conflicts from Ukraine to Iraq and Afghanistan.
"Financial Times": Iran, Stuck Up to Its Ears, Offers Trump a 'Golden' Deal
Iran aims to convince US President Trump to support a nuclear agreement and avoid war by offering financial incentives in its oil and gas sector.
Avramar: Greek-Spanish 'War' Over Revenues and Use of the Name
There is an escalating conflict between Greek and Spanish subsidiaries of Avramar regarding brand exploitation and financial revenue management.
Procurement of drones: This is not kamikaze
Germany's defense policy has rapidly approved the procurement of "kamikaze drones," marking a significant financial commitment and a strategic shift in military capabilities.
Russia's War with Ukraine. Day 1463
In the Kharkiv region, nearly 100,000 buildings were destroyed or damaged due to Russian shelling, with rebuilding efforts underway supported by Amsterdam's financial aid.
War in Ukraine: Von der Leyen: EU will pay Ukraine loan 'one way or another'
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen declares that the EU will disburse a planned 90 billion Euro loan to Ukraine, despite Hungary's veto.
Icelanders can be proud of their support for Ukrainians
Iceland's Prime Minister emphasizes the importance of Icelandic support for Ukraine, celebrating the nation's contributions despite relatively lower financial amounts compared to other countries.
The largest sanctions package since the beginning of the war. Great Britain targets Gazprom and Rosatom
The UK has enacted its largest sanctions package against Russia, targeting major energy and financial sectors, including Gazprom and Rosatom, as part of its support for Ukraine.
War in Ukraine: Europe promises aid but cannot deliver
European leaders express solidarity with Ukraine on the fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion while failing to provide new financial support or sanctions due to internal disagreements.
Yle: The Housing Business Run on State Funds is in Financial Difficulties
NAL Asunnot Oy is facing significant financial difficulties due to various economic factors, leading to increased rent pressures and tenant displacement.
"Financial Times": The war in Ukraine has reached a new level
The article discusses the escalation of drone warfare in Ukraine, highlighting the increased risks for military operations near Russian positions.
War in Ukraine: EU fails with Ukraine package on the fourth anniversary of the war
The EU has not succeeded in finalizing new sanctions against Moscow or financial aid for Ukraine ahead of the fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion.
Hungary blocks the EU's 90 billion loan to Kiev on the fourth anniversary of the war and threatens Ukraine with financial suffocation
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban has blocked a significant EU loan to Ukraine, coinciding with the four-year anniversary of the war, amidst rising calls for Hungary's expulsion from the EU.
War in Ukraine: 195 Billion Euros! Or just as much as for a Netflix subscription?
The article discusses the financial support provided by the EU to Ukraine, questioning the scale and significance of the funding in relation to other expenditures.
Financial Times: The Peace Council in Gaza Discusses Launching a Cryptocurrency
The Financial Times reports that officials in Gaza's Peace Council are exploring the launch of a stablecoin to help reshape the region's war-damaged economy.
War in Ukraine: EU Foreign Ministers Struggle with Ukraine Support
EU foreign ministers are debating crucial financial aid for Ukraine and fresh sanctions against Russia ahead of the fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion.
The macabre phenomenon now highlighted on Russian TV
Russian state TV is addressing the rise of 'black widows'—women quickly marrying soldiers heading to the front lines in Ukraine to claim financial compensation for their deaths.
'11 expensive fighter jets fell, I said if you fight...,' Trump's new claim on India-PAK tensions
Donald Trump claims he intervened in last year's potential military conflict between India and Pakistan by threatening heavy tariffs, suggesting that financial concerns prevented war between the two nations.
Donald Trump presents his Peace Council as war clouds gather over Iran
Donald Trump held a presentation for his newly established Peace Council amidst tensions with Iran, pledging substantial financial support for rebuilding Gaza after the recent conflict with Hamas.
Cameroon: Tug of War Over Scanning Operators at the Port of Douala
In Cameroon, there is a conflict over which operators will be responsible for scanning containers at the Douala port, highlighting governance issues and financial interests.
The gift of 12 trillion dollars: Can Putin really offer Trump’s USA a financial treasure?
A report suggests Russia may promise up to $12 trillion to the Trump administration in exchange for lifting sanctions amid ongoing war negotiations in Ukraine.
A sentence that can start a war: 'That's my earned money!' How to resolve financial disputes in a relationship?
The article explores the reluctance of couples to discuss finances openly, highlighting the emotional sensitivities involved and the impact of gender dynamics on financial discussions.
Trump demands complete and immediate disarmament by Hamas
Donald Trump urged the Hamas group to continue disarmament in accordance with his post-war Gaza plan and announced financial support for Palestinian areas.
Financial Times: Rubio Drops Ukraine Meeting with European Leaders in Munich
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has canceled a meeting with European leaders to discuss the Ukraine war, indicating a perceived decline in U.S. interest in European involvement.
Trump zeroes aid and shifts the bill of the Ukraine War to Europe
Donald Trump declared he would provide no financial aid to Ukraine during his 2024 electoral campaign, leading to a drastic reduction in U.S. support as European nations increased their contributions to the ongoing conflict.
Key NATO nations balk at making sacrifices for military spending – poll
A recent poll indicates that citizens of major NATO countries are hesitant to make financial sacrifices for military spending, despite a widespread belief that global conflict is on the horizon.
From the Cold War Era to Present: Hostile States Caress Screaming Public with Money
The article discusses the funding of organizations hostile to Lithuania through significant financial contributions from anonymous donors and entities, particularly in the context of Lithuania's energy projects and environmental public pushback.
European Parliament: 'Green light' for 90 billion to Ukraine, but with a warning about corruption
The European Parliament approved legislation for a €90 billion loan to Ukraine to address its urgent financing needs amid the war with Russia, while alerting about potential corruption.
Billion Support for Ukraine Approved by the EU Parliament
The EU Parliament has approved a €90 billion loan to war-torn Ukraine, aimed at supporting both military and civilian needs until 2026 and 2027.
EU: Ukraine and cooperation on drones on the agenda of the Defense Ministers' Council in Brussels
Ukraine's war is central to the EU Defense Ministers' Council meeting in Brussels, where the new Ukrainian Defense Minister will outline urgent military needs and discuss a significant financial aid package.
Ukraine's ballooning debt, explained
Ukraine's debt has surged to over $213 billion, exacerbated by ongoing conflict and reliance on foreign loans, complicating its financial stability amid a prolonged war.
Cryptocurrencies to Finance Moscow's War: A Flood of Donations from EU Citizens (and Italians)
The article discusses the alarming rise of donations from EU citizens, including Italians, to finance the Russian military in its war against Ukraine, facilitated through a Telegram group that encourages such financial support.
Major Newspaper Claims China Funds 60 Percent of Russia's War
A former British intelligence chief claims that China is secretly increasing its financial support for Russia in its war against Ukraine, while experts caution that the funding may not be direct.
EU - Russia: The 20th sanctions package from Brussels against Moscow
The European Commission unveiled the 20th sanctions package against Russia since the start of the war in Ukraine, focusing on energy, financial services, and trade.
European Commission has proposed the 20th package of sanctions against Russia
The European Commission has proposed its 20th package of sanctions against Russia, focusing on energy, financial services, and trade, aiming for adoption before the fourth anniversary of the war on February 22.
Brussels proposes the 20th sanctions package against Russia after nearly 1,500 days of war: "The Kremlin deliberately attacks homes and civilian infrastructure"
The European Commission has unveiled its 20th sanctions package aimed at Russia, focusing on energy, financial services, and trade, as the war in Ukraine nears its four-year mark.
EU proposes 'powerful' 20th Russia sanctions package with full ban on oil maritime services
The European Commission has proposed a new set of sanctions against Russia, including a complete ban on maritime services for oil to further diminish financial support for its war in Ukraine.
Bad Bunny and the Cultural War over the Super Bowl Halftime Show. Why Conservatives Will be Switching Football This Year?
The article discusses the clash of ideologies and financial interests in the upcoming Super Bowl halftime show featuring Puerto Rican reggaeton star Bad Bunny, highlighting the polarized reactions it elicits.
Lithuanian municipalities provided support for generators to Ukraine
Lithuanian municipalities continue to support Ukraine with financial assistance for generators, totaling €230,000 since the war began in 2022.
The War is Much More Expensive for Russia Than Previously Thought
A new analysis reveals that the financial impact of the war on Russia is significantly higher than earlier estimates suggested.
The EU agreed to the idea of a new loan for Ukraine, which would allow for more arms purchases from the UK
The EU indicated that key allies could gain greater access if they make a 'fair and proportionate financial contribution to borrowing costs,' facilitating vital funding for Kyiv amid the approaching fourth anniversary of the war.
Would Putin have already capitulated if it weren’t for him? Shocking warning from experts: 'Look, it’s all discreet'
British MPs have warned that China has become Russia's main financial backer in its war against Ukraine, providing covert support that gives it an economic advantage over the West.
Ray Dalio: Fear is pushing the world towards a war using money
Ray Dalio warned that the world is on the brink of a war capital as geopolitical tensions rise and money becomes a weapon, addressing the World Governments Summit in Dubai.
Legendary Investor: The World Is on the Brink of War Where Money Is Used as a Weapon
Ray Dalio warned that the world is dangerously close to a capital war amid increasing political tensions and financial market instability during the World Government Summit in Dubai.
Orban slams ‘Brusselian war plan’
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban criticized the European Union's financial plan to support Ukraine, calling it detrimental to member states and their citizens.
Brussels makes an unprecedented move: America has turned off the tap, and Europe is sending 90 billion euros
The European Commission has unveiled a new financial aid package of 90 billion euros for Ukraine to prevent the country's financial collapse as the war with Russia enters its fifth year.