S-proposal: Place Finnish troops on Gotland
Swedish Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson proposes the inclusion of Finnish troops in a multinational force on Gotland to bolster defense and send a clear signal amid regional security concerns.
Progress in the separation of the agricultural business at a multinational aims to list on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in 2027
BASF is separating its agricultural business to form an independent company called Basf Solutions for Agriculture, aiming for a 2027 listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
A Mexican multinational reduces its size and closes a plant in Argentina
Ecopek, a subsidiary of the Mexican group Alpek Polyester, announced the closure of its recycling plant in Pacheco, Argentina, due to low demand and expectations for recovery without regulatory support.
She is an executive at a multinational and fights for a more inclusive work world: 'When I said I was deaf, they didn't want to hire me'
Carolina Schmid, a deaf executive at Manpower Argentina, advocates for a more inclusive workplace, sharing her personal experience of discrimination in hiring processes.
The shocking data on the advance of drug trafficking revealed by an expert: it is already the third 'employer' in Mexico
A recent report reveals that drug trafficking has become the third largest employer in Mexico, surpassing several multinational companies.
KYANA Hellas: Aim is to strengthen exports
KYANA Hellas, a Greek SME, aims to enhance its exports and compete with multinational companies in the professional cosmetics market.
"They must be harassed": this multinational conditions the acquisition of a promotion on mastering AI
A multinational consulting and auditing firm, Accenture, has mandated that employees must undergo training in artificial intelligence to qualify for promotions.
Indigenous People Invade Port Terminal of Multinational Agribusiness in Santarém
Indigenous groups in the Tapajós region have invaded a major agribusiness port terminal in Santarém, Brazil, in a protest against a government decree impacting their land rights.
Mechanics for Women: Piracicaba Opens 200 Spots for Free Workshop at Multinational Automotive Company
The city of Piracicaba in Brazil has opened registrations for a free basic mechanics workshop exclusively for women, with 200 spots available at a multinational automotive company.
The World Witnessed the Power of the Indian Navy at Sea, Video
The Indian Navy showcased its advanced operational and aerial capabilities during the multinational naval exercise Milan 2026 off the coast of Visakhapatnam.
Troops for Gaza and money top agenda as Trump’s Board of Peace meets
The US has proposed leading a multinational peacekeeping force in postwar Gaza involving troops from various countries, amidst skepticism about the effectiveness of Trump's Board of Peace.
US expands oil license in Venezuela to include French company Maurel & Prom along with five multinationals
The US government has expanded a petroleum license in Venezuela to include the French firm Maurel & Prom, joining five other multinational companies already allowed to operate.
'Alphabet, Adobe and Chanel... All CEOs are Indians,' Macron praised India
French President Emmanuel Macron praised India's growing global influence in innovation during the India-France Innovation Forum in Mumbai, highlighting the prominence of Indian-origin CEOs in major multinationals.
"Orion 2026": The Air Force with 4 Mirage in France
The Greek Air Force participated in the multinational exercise 'Orion 2026' in France with four Mirage 2000-5 aircraft.
Epibatidine: What it is and how the powerful poison that killed Navalny acts
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was allegedly killed using a potent toxin called epibatidine, linked to poisonous frogs from South America, according to a multinational investigation.
Air Force: In the Multinational Exercise 'Orion 2026'
The Greek Air Force participated in the multinational exercise 'Orion 2026' from February 3 to 16, using four Mirage 2000-5 aircraft and personnel from the 331 Squadron stationed at Mont de Marsan air base in France.
NATO Troops Headquarters in Rovaniemi
Finland is establishing a NATO Forward Land Forces multinational headquarters in Rovaniemi to bolster defense in northern and Arctic regions.
NATO troops headquarters established in Rovaniemi
Finland's Defense Minister Antti Häkkänen has announced the establishment of a NATO multinational staff element in Rovaniemi, focusing on the operations of the Forward Land Forces in Northern Finland.
Indonesia prepares a thousand soldiers to deploy in Gaza as part of an international peace mission
Indonesia is preparing to send a thousand soldiers to Gaza as part of a proposed multinational peacekeeping force.
Lilly bets on Spain to manufacture obesity pills: 'A new plant will allow us to quadruple the amount produced here'
Lilly, the American multinational, is investing 153 million euros in expanding its production plant in Alcobendas, Spain, to significantly increase its capacity for producing obesity treatment pills.
SpaceX Dragon spacecraft docks at ISS (VIDEO)
A SpaceX Dragon spacecraft successfully docked at the International Space Station, transporting a multinational crew including a Russian cosmonaut.
Changes in Vaca Muerta: large multinationals are leaving, local companies are gaining weight, and state oil companies are emerging
Vaca Muerta is experiencing a shift in its corporate landscape as large multinational oil companies exit, paving the way for local firms and state-owned companies to take their place.
"Brazil has overtaken us": a multinational executive projected a "totally positive" future for agriculture if reforms are made
Manuel Rosasco, general manager of Stine Argentina, emphasizes the need for biotechnological advancements and reduced taxation to enhance Argentina's agricultural productivity against Brazil.
United States authorizes operations of five oil multinationals in Venezuela
The United States has granted general licenses to five oil multinational companies to resume operations in Venezuela under strict conditions.
Yedioth Ahronoth: More than 50,000 multinational soldiers in the army
The Israeli military revealed for the first time detailed data about the number of soldiers holding foreign citizenship, indicating that over 50,000 serve in its ranks.
He Left His Position as a Manager in a Multinational Company to Dedicate Himself to Art: Today He Sells His Works Abroad and Managed to Exhibit at the Louvre
Mauro Ketlun left his corporate job to pursue a career in art, achieving international sales and an exhibition at the Louvre.
A multinational divests: Saputo, owner of iconic dairy brands, sold 80% of its business in Argentina for US$630 million
Canadian multinational Saputo has agreed to sell 80% of its dairy division in Argentina to Peru's Gloria Foods for approximately $630 million.
Group rallies support for Ogoni varsity
A group named 'Ogoni Beyond Oil and Politics' is advocating for multinational oil companies to support the recently established Federal University of Environment and Technology in Rivers State, Nigeria, to facilitate the training of local youths for the oil and gas industry.
Charges Filed and Even Sentences in Related Cases
Icelandic authorities have initiated extensive operations against a multinational organized crime group involved in drug trafficking from South America to Europe.
Vrček: Scientific War in Serbia – Over Lithium
A significant discovery of jadarite, a lithium-rich mineral, has been made in western Serbia's Jadar Valley, prompting interest and geological studies by multinational company Rio Tinto, which estimates over 150 million tons of reserves in the area.
"Never happened": uproar over sensitive information that grain exporters would demand
The Federation of Grain Collectors in Argentina has raised concerns that multinational exporting companies are demanding confidential information from producers, such as the size of their fields and other personal data.
TotalEnergies warns deregulation needs oversight beyond funding
TotalEnergies Marketing Nigeria Plc cautions that Nigeria's deregulated downstream petroleum market requires rigorous regulatory discipline and consistent policies to thrive long-term, highlighting that inadequate regulation, not capital, has driven multinational oil companies away.
Ana Botín embarks on building her own empire
Ana Botín has spent her first ten years at the helm of Banco Santander justifying the multinational model inherited from her father, amidst challenges such as falling share prices and low interest rates, but now with the resurgence of European banks, she is embarking on her own path.
The Dynamics and Barriers in the Pharmaceutical Sector
The Greek pharmaceutical industry has announced investments and a stable framework for pharmaceutical policy from 2026 to 2030, while multinational companies seek governmental support for innovation and increased funding for pharmaceutical spending.
Ceremony for the transfer of command of the NATO multinational combat group will be held in Kaunas
The NATO multinational combat group will come under the command of a German brigade in Lithuania, with a ceremonial event in Kaunas attended by around 2,000 soldiers from Germany, NATO allies, and the Lithuanian military.
Why So Many Industries Are Moving from Capitals to the Interior of Brazil
Many industries are relocating from major cities to smaller towns in Brazil, allowing individuals like Letícia Martins to fulfill her dreams of working in multinational companies while living closer to her family.
Ceremony of handing over the command of the NATO multinational battle group organized
The Lithuanian army announces a ceremony to transfer command of the NATO multinational battle group to the German brigade in Lithuania, symbolizing trust and unity through the handover of a military flag.
Kenya: Operation Southern Readiness 2026 Concludes With Focus in Regional Maritime Security
Operation Southern Readiness 2026, a multinational naval exercise aimed at improving maritime security cooperation, successfully concluded in Mombasa, Kenya, with participation from various maritime agencies and countries.
Multinationals race into China’s US$143.9 billion instant retail market
Multinational companies like Ikea, Continental, and Aldi Nord are rapidly expanding their instant delivery services in China, aiming to meet the country's growing demand for quick retail solutions.
Paris Declaration on the Ukraine War: Insufficient Deterrence
The article argues that Europe's focus should shift from deterrence to de-escalation in response to the Ukraine war, highlighting the dangers of relying on a multinational force for security guarantees.
Witkoff: The second phase of the 20-point plan for Gaza has started. A multinational government will be established and disarmament will begin
The second phase of a 20-point plan for Gaza has commenced, including the establishment of a multinational government and the initiation of disarmament processes.
Height of aspirations
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and opposition leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo aim to reduce political tensions while discussing Spain's potential support for a multinational military force in Ukraine.
Ericsson announces a new redundancy plan in Spain
The Swedish multinational Ericsson has announced a new collective redundancy procedure in its Spanish subsidiary, potentially affecting 300 employees as part of a global restructuring plan.
Hereu Subordinates the Future of Altri in Lugo to the 'Technical Rigor' of the Project
The Minister of Industry and Tourism, Jordi Hereu, stated that the future of the Portuguese multinational Altri's planned plant in Palas de Rei (Lugo) depends on strict compliance with current legal requirements, especially concerning environmental regulations.
UK allocates $270 million for future peacekeeping force
The U.K. has dedicated $270 million to equip its soldiers for a future multinational peacekeeping mission in Ukraine, emphasizing the importance of a secure Ukraine for the security of the U.K.
Britain allocates £200 million for potential troop deployment in Ukraine
Britain is earmarking £200 million to prepare its armed forces for potential future deployment in Ukraine as part of a multinational force, depending on a ceasefire agreement with Russia, which has prompted reactions from Moscow.
UK to spend $270 million on troops for ‘multinational force’ in Ukraine
The UK plans to invest nearly $270 million to equip troops for deployment in Ukraine following a ceasefire, despite Russia's warnings against foreign military presence.
Britain Prepares for Possible Deployment of Troops in Ukraine
Britain has allocated £200 million ($270 million) to fund preparations for the potential deployment of troops in Ukraine, as it pledged to join a multinational force there should a ceasefire be reached.
The Kremlin rejects the European plan to deploy a multinational force in Ukraine
Moscow has accused Kiev and its allies of forming a 'war axis' with militaristic statements following their agreement to deploy a multinational force in Ukraine after the war.
Peacekeeping troops, also in Ukraine
Europe is beginning to design a security strategy for the post-war period in which Spain is expected to participate, coordinating with the Coalition of Volunteers to deploy a multinational force in Ukraine.