Renewable sources generated 49.3% of EU electricity in Q3 2025, led by solar, wind, and hydro as clean energy continued strong year-on-year growth.
The EU fined X €120m for violating transparency rules under the Digital Services Act, citing failures in paid verification, ad oversight and researcher data access.
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Oil prices fall to their lowest since May as global supply remains high and demand weakens, marking the sharpest annual drop in seven years.
OECD projects 3.2% global growth in 2025 despite trade wars, inflation, and geopolitical risks, signaling broad resilience and steady recovery.
UN faces $1.6B shortfall as unpaid dues rise, forcing budget cuts and major staff reductions across peacekeeping and development programs.
The EU Council and Parliament agreed on a €192.8 billion 2026 budget to boost competitiveness, defence, and crisis response.
Nestlé to cut 16000 jobs globally over two years in major restructuring aimed at operational efficiency following leadership transition and cost review.
A US jury found Samsung guilty of infringing 4G, 5G and Wi-Fi patents, awarding $445.5M in damages to Collision Communications.
Gold hits $4,000 per ounce, pushing global mining stocks higher amid strong investor demand, central bank buying and record ETF inflows.
Gold surged to a record $3,963 as market demand soared amid global instability and US policy uncertainty, reinforcing its safe-haven status.