China will look to improve cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative with an emphasis on sustainable debt, according to Vice Premier He Lifeng, as Beijing tries to reinvigorate its flagship infrastructure project.
The Palace of Versailles just outside of Paris was evacuated mid-day Tuesday, just days after a bomb alert prompted an earlier evacuation over the weekend.
In Europe’s race to compete with cheaper Chinese electric vehicles, Stellantis NV is making a move.
Bank of England rate-setter Swati Dhingra said she expects a “letting up” of wage pressures that will lead to a further cooling in inflation.
Russian billionaire Mikhail Fridman, who quit London this month after complaining that it was impossible to live in the UK under sanctions, is still fighting authorities in court.
(Bloomberg) — Germany is expected to back Spain’s Nadia Calvino as the next head of the European Investment Bank, putting the spotlight on France to take a position in horsetrading for influence in the bloc’s institutions, according to people familiar with the matter.
India’s Supreme Court refused to legalize same-sex marriage, saying it’s an issue for Parliament, a disappointing outcome for millions of LGBTQ couples seeking equal rights.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban became the first European Union leader to meet with President Vladimir Putin since an international warrant was issued against the Russian leader over alleged war crimes in Ukraine.
Multiply Group, the Abu Dhabi holding company with investments ranging from Getty Images to Rihanna’s lingerie firm, is in talks to buy a stake in Turkish waste management firm Biotrend, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Australian journalist Cheng Lei said China jailed her for sharing an official briefing document just before the government released it, an act that led to some three years of detention.
