Japan may launch digital yen to counter China
The digital currency could go online in two to three years...
Tag : European Union
Is the Euro a threat to European democracy?
Governments face a trilemma where democracy, national sovereignty, and economic integration are mutually incompatible...
Britain readies for no deal by increasing Brexit funding
The country adds an extra 2.1 billion pounds to its budget to face any critical situation...
Cyprus banks record the second highest NPL ratio in EU
Cyprus banks’ NPLs amounted to 34.1% of total loans compared with the EU average of just 3.1%...
Spain writes to the EU proposing a ‘carbon border tax’ on power imports
The move reflects the country’s efforts to achieve environmental targets amid rising climate change...
Is Theresa May mired in a game of negotiation—or what?
The British Prime Minister finds herself in a deadlock once again after receiving a mandate stating “If you remove the backstop, we will approve your deal.” And the only problem is, according to the EU—the negotiations are over....
Why Brexit is hard to digest
Indeed, Britain leaving the European Union is majorly linked with uncertainty—a condition that seemed to stoke interest for its seasoned watchers, but certainly not for the rest....
Fiat partners with Tesla to meet European Union emissions target
The new target expects all cars sold in the European Union to reduce carbon-dioxide emissions from 130 grams per kilometer to 95 grams by 2021...
Theresa May lost to Brexit no confidence vote—what next?
The UK government has been given three working days to outline a second plan of action, which will be presented to its lawmakers on Monday January 21...
Overcoming the Brexit communication challenge
The UK’s pending withdrawal from the EU is expected to pose numerous challenges to businesses, and specifically place a burden on communication models...