Welcome loans that threaten sovereignty: how China's debts suffocate poor countries
The article discusses how China's lending practices are perceived as a form of 'debt trap diplomacy' that risks the sovereignty of poorer nations.
The municipal leader received a 50 million euro idea – Here's what it's about
A municipal leader in Finland proposes a significant financial mechanism to allow municipalities to utilize Finland's creditworthiness in international markets.
How 'ghost ships' work that generate billions in revenue to finance the Iranian Revolutionary Guard
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard finances its extensive operations through a clandestine oil trafficking network involving 'ghost ships' that evade international sanctions.
The International Monetary Fund approves an 8 billion USD loan to Ukraine
The International Monetary Fund has approved an 8 billion USD loan to Ukraine to help finance its budget deficit and support macroeconomic stability.
The International Monetary Fund loans 8.1 billion dollars
The International Monetary Fund has granted a loan of 8.1 billion dollars, reflecting significant financial support.
Transparency International: Russian companies have used British offshore areas for transactions worth at least $8 billion
A report by Transparency International reveals that Russian companies have conducted transactions worth at least $8 billion using British offshore territories since the invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
Nobody Counts Smotrich, and the Battle for Religious Zionism is Open
The Israeli coalition showed its dysfunctionality by voting against Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's proposal to raise the tax ceiling on international shipments, highlighting internal strife and Smotrich’s waning influence.
Why China’s path to ‘financial superpower’ status could begin in Hong Kong
The article discusses how Hong Kong is pivotal to China's ambitions of becoming a financial superpower, particularly through the yuan's internationalization and the city's role in funding and investment activities.
At Alpha Bulkers, the Students of the Postgraduate Maritime Program
Students from the postgraduate program in International Shipping, Finance, and Management at the Athens University of Economics visited Alpha Bulkers for a presentation on maritime operations.
Turkey signs international agreement to finance railway connecting Asia and Europe
Turkey has reached a preliminary agreement with international lending institutions for a $6.75 billion financing for a major railway project linking Europe and Asia.
GDP Up, Bonds Selling Well. Is It Time to Organize the Budget?
Poland's economic growth is expected to slow down after 2026, prompting discussions on financial consolidation during favorable conditions.
Sisal, 'B-' rating from Iss Esg and 'Prime' status
Sisal Spa received a 'B-' rating and 'Prime' status from the international rating agency Iss Esg, acknowledging its commitment to sustainability practices.
Scorpio Zodiac Sign
The Scorpio daily horoscope predicts success in career and financial opportunities on February 19, 2026, along with benefits from international matters, suggesting a need for humility despite increased expenditures and a strengthening business position.
BNS Sprint: Resignation of the Chancellor of the Ministry of Finance, search for the new governor of the Bank of Lithuania
The article covers the resignation of a key official from Lithuania's Ministry of Finance and discusses the search for a new governor of the Bank of Lithuania, alongside highlighting various international and local issues.
Smotrich: The next Israeli government should 'encourage the migration' of Palestinians from the West Bank
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has stated that the next government will work to encourage Palestinian migration from the West Bank amid rising international condemnation of Israel's actions in the area.
Greek Shipping: Pillar of the Global Economy
Three prominent Greek shipowners delivered messages to the younger generation during an event celebrating the 10th anniversary of the MSc in International Shipping, Finance and Management program.
Bodø - the city the Ministry of Finance wanted to close down
Bodø, a small city in northern Norway, is gaining international attention as its football team, Bodø/Glimt, competes in the UEFA Champions League against the Italian club Inter.
Ethiopia Strengthens Strategic Partnerships With Major International Financial Institutions
Ethiopia has reinforced its partnerships with international financial institutions, exploring enhanced cooperation for development projects.
K. Pierrakakis: In Brussels for Eurogroup and Ecofin - What the agenda includes
Greek Minister of National Economy and Finance, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, is in Brussels for crucial Eurogroup and Ecofin meetings focused on enhancing the international role of the euro amidst global economic challenges.
IMF eases conditions for new US$8.1bn Ukraine lending programme
The IMF has relaxed the conditions for a new $8.1 billion lending program for Ukraine, eliminating certain tax-related requirements.
Saudi Arabia - This is not a country for steppe wolves
A large Polish business delegation recently completed a historic visit to Saudi Arabia, led by Finance Minister Andrzej Domański, raising questions about the necessity of such missions in the modern era of remote communication.
CFE issues bonds worth 1.5 billion dollars in international markets
The Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) of Mexico issued two new benchmark bonds totaling 1.5 billion dollars in international financial markets.
CFO in a Global Company: Risk, Innovation, and Responsibility for the Future
The CFO of a global firm discusses the complexities of managing finances across diverse international markets and the importance of structured risk management.
VIDEOS: EPTV 2 South of Minas on Wednesday, February 11, 2026
The article highlights various news stories from Brazil, including financial restrictions, political decisions, police operations, and international relations.
VIDEOS: JL2 from Wednesday, February 11, 2026
The latest news segment features financial sector concerns over central bank restrictions, political updates on Lula's election standing, and significant events both domestic and international.
An economist helped her: a machinery company secured a million-dollar loan from the U.S. and expects more funds
Metalfor secured a $50 million direct loan from the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation to restructure its debt amid a turbulent financial climate for agricultural businesses in Argentina.
Indonesia turns to digital finance to reach unbanked population
Indonesia is leveraging digital finance solutions to enhance banking access for its unbanked population, focusing on regional collaborations and international partnerships.
Lagos to establish W’Africa’s premier International Financial Centre
The Lagos State government plans to create an International Financial Centre in West Africa to attract international investment.
Ukraine Reforms Tracker Weekly — Issue 44
This issue of the Ukraine Reforms Tracker discusses recent parliamentary actions and reforms related to business, economics, and international financial programs in Ukraine.
National Bank: Locked AT1 at €500 million with interest rate of 5.8% – Demand of €5.5 billion and historic low spread
The National Bank successfully completed its first Additional Tier 1 (AT1) bond issuance in international markets, raising €500 million at a fixed interest rate of 5.8%, with demand reaching €5.5 billion from over 300 institutional investors.
Qualco Technology: The Qualco ProximaPlus platform receives Sharia compliance certification
Qualco Technology has strengthened its international presence by achieving Sharia compliance certification for its Qualco ProximaPlus platform from the International Islamic Trade Finance Corporation (ITFC), allowing it to support banks and financial institutions in the MENA region.
There is dollars, what there is not is currency
The article discusses Argentina's financial context, where a decrease in country risk has allowed access to international capital markets, but emphasizes that external issues remain unresolved despite improved credit conditions.
China Wants to Strike America's Main Asset of Global Dominance
China is preparing to deliver a significant blow to American dominance in global finance by strengthening its own international influence at the expense of the powerful dollar.
Alpha Bank: Strong investment interest for the 7-year bond
Alpha Bank successfully completed the pricing of a €750 million senior preferred bond that attracted significant interest from international investors, garnering bids exceeding €3.5 billion, reflecting increased confidence in the bank's strategic direction and financial performance.
Rethinking Ukraine's economy
The article discusses the current state of Ukraine's economy, emphasizing its importance for international financial institutions and investors.
K-Bank collaborates with Thailand's Kasikornbank for blockchain remittance and payment
K-Bank is partnering with Thailand's Kasikornbank and others to promote international remittance and payment services using blockchain technology.
International uncertainty drives Bitcoin to levels of 74 thousand dollars
Bitcoin's price has fallen to a minimum of $74,600 due to international uncertainty and leveraged market positions, as reported by financial company ATFX Latam.
Epstein Files: The former French Minister of Economy Bruno Le Maire also in the picture, went to the financier's house
Former French Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire reportedly met with Jeffrey Epstein at the request of a close associate of Nicolas Sarkozy to discuss funding ideas for election campaigns, raising new questions about Epstein's international connections.
Caputo said that the Government will not issue debt in the international market and talked about the dollar
Economy Minister Luis Caputo stated that the Government will not issue international debt this year and downplayed the significance of the exchange rate.
We are prepared for delays: parliamentarian reveals when Ukraine may exhaust foreign aid
Ukrainian officials are anticipating potential delays in international financial aid but believe current resources will suffice to meet budget needs through the first quarter of the year.
Protests in Iran: How the Mullahs Finance Themselves
In Iran, people are protesting against economic hardship, while the regime has managed to withstand international sanctions for decades through trade with countries like China and Europe.
Ghana pays $1.47 billion to settle energy debts and restore international confidence
Ghana's Ministry of Finance announced the payment of approximately $1.47 billion in 2025 to clear accumulated energy sector debts, a critical step in restoring financial stability and ensuring continuous electricity supply in the country.
German Minister: International Law Applies to Everyone, Including the USA
German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil stated that the principles of international law apply to everyone, including the United States, in relation to President Trump's threats to take over Greenland.
After US Withdrawal from 'Superfluous' Institutions - UN Reminds of Binding Payment Obligations
Following Donald Trump's announcement of the US withdrawal from 66 international organizations, UN spokesman Guterres emphasized the legal obligations of the United States to continue financial contributions.
At a 16-year high, the Athens Stock Exchange - Strong positions in bank stocks
The Athens Stock Exchange has reached a 16-year high driven by strong investments in bank shares, despite international geopolitical uncertainties, with turnover exceeding 660 million euros.
US, Ukraine launch online portal for potential investment projects under minerals deal
The U.S. International Development Finance Corporation has launched an online portal for projects aimed at aiding the reconstruction of Ukraine, with investments expected to begin shortly.
USA-Ukraine: The first reconstruction investments within the next few months
The U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) has launched an online portal for project proposals for the new U.S.-Ukraine reconstruction fund, with the first investments expected to be announced in the coming months.
How Ivan Mikloš reads: Did Trump bury the West's last chance in Venezuela?
The article discusses former Finance Minister Ivan Mikloš's perspective on Fínsky prezident Alexander Stubb's essay regarding the historical shift in the post-war international order and its implications for the West's future.
International investment firms: Greek bank stocks remain attractive in 2026
International investment firms are bullish on Greek bank stocks for 2026, citing strong fundamentals and potential for increased profitability.