The forced withdrawal from a January 27 Pierre Bergé sale at Drouot of two stained glass windows from the abbey church of Saint-Denis illustrates the Ministry of Culture’s high-handedness and betrays a certain amount of scorn for the history of our heritage.
Diplomats and analysts expect Sheikh Nawaf al-Ahmad al-Sabah to maintain Kuwait’s investment, oil and foreign policies and focus on domestic matters including boosting its finances which have taken a hit because of the coronavirus.
While Britain has banned Huawei, France is likelly to informally exclude it, and Germany aims to effectively strangle it in red tape.
Drop in production, slow delivery and the ongoing pandemic crisis forces Airbus to make “necessary adjustment”.
Multiple sources report that the Russian government is in discussion about purchasing the Sberbank stake from the Central Bank.
Italy will continue with “F-35 fighter jets” investment plan, hoping to build on its previous investments and seizing the programme opportunities.
50% global water supply is mountain-sourced. How do we cope with the climate change impact on melting glaciers?
The forecast on global debt warns that it will eat into 70% of refinancing for paying long-term debts that are maturing.
Pompeo of the U.S. cited security reasons to highlight the risk involved in using Huawei systems and announced the requirement for countries to end up the U.S. partner list.
Russian leading corporate executives hold talks with the government on windfall profit tax hike.
The Brexit Secretary answers a parliamentary committee and reveals his preparations.
With the concerned brows the finance industry of Britain looks forward to shape the immigration scenario for working staff.
Damaging environmental effect of plastic waste coerces the food and beverage industry of Britain to take joint steps to set things right.
As the date of Brexit draws near, the finance firms operating under “passporting” rules in Britain looks for government backing on BoE reassurance.
New plans up British government’s sleeves to reduce plastic waste pollutants especially in the form of empty plastic bottles after they are discarded by the consumers.
Administration is ready to “accommodate oversight requests” keeping up the standards put in place in a collaborative venture.
The government of Iran may have to change their conservative policy to pacify the dissatisfied, protesting crowd.
While many proposals have called for the government to sell its stake in Deutsche Telekom and utilise the proceeds thereof for upgrading its broadband infrastructure, Merkel’s party is confident that Germany’s economy is strong enough to support a separate 5G network, in addition to its fibre-optic broadband network.
The move comes in the wake of GSK’s new Chief Executive Emma Walmsley undertaking a major overhaul of the company’s pharmaceuticals division with a focus on boosting productivity at the company.
With the Tanzanian government seeking to secure more revenue from its mining sector, it has confiscated a consignment of diamonds alleging under declaration of the value of consignment by almost 50%.
There would be leeway to “change indexation” for the stressed out companies.
The government of Ukraine moves towards an entire “secure government system built on the blockchain”.
As per the recently signed contract of Boeing and the U.S., the former will be supply the latest helicopter model of Apache.
The president of G20 seeks to safeguard “multilateral cooperation”.
Mexican government released the news of Cisco’s plans in the country.
Scientists and doctors sigh in exasperation and express their concern regarding the cleanliness of the city’s water bodies which would be serving the crowd of Olympics 2016.
Choosing the new cabinet members strategically will help the Indian Prime Minister to strengthen his stance in the future election.
The approval of Syrian’s living in the Kurdish controlled region has triggered unrest in the capital and Turkey.
The government to China plans on curbing pollution in the capital Beijing by relocation industrial firms, whereby it will issue standard guidelines of pollution measurement laws which will be applicable throughout the country.
Life takes a bitter turn in Gaza as the Palestinians find themselves trapped, although sky is their limits on one side; their borders define their limitations on the other side.
IPS highlights the promises made by G7 in a gathering whereby they set 2100 as their target year for meeting all their environmental commitments
