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ECB Highlights Eurozone’s Resilience Amid Energy and Geopolitical Shocks

At the International Monetary and Financial Committee meeting, Christine Lagarde noted the global economy's surprising resilience amid high uncertainties, including Middle East conflict and trade tensions. She highlighted the eurozone's resistance to energy shocks with moderate growth expected through 2028, while risks remain tilted to the downside for growth and upside for inflation. Lagarde stressed strong fiscal policies, AI investments, and structural reforms to bolster economic resilience.

Elena Rossi◆October 18, 2026◆2 min read

Culture

One Year After the Jewel Heist, the Louvre Faces the Cost of Its Vulnerability

On the eve of the robbery’s first anniversary, the stolen Crown Jewels remain missing. The Louvre has strengthened security, but its leadership argues for a broader transformation: ageing buildings, crowded spaces, and strained public finances.

Santhia Antoine◆October 17, 2026◆5 min read

World

1.2 Billion Young People, 400 Million Jobs: The Challenge Reshaping Development

In Bangkok, the World Bank put a striking gap at the center of the debate: the number of young people entering the labor market far exceeds projected jobs. The response will depend on finance, infrastructure, and the ability of small businesses to grow.

Cheventong Vil◆October 17, 2026◆5 min read

World

Mobilization of October 17: Social Anger Puts France Under Pressure

The day of October 17 brought together unions, students, and collectives against the high cost of living. Between social demands and violence, it leaves France on edge.

Cheventong Vil◆October 17, 2026◆5 min read

World

Mobilization of October 17: Social Anger Puts France Under Pressure

The day of October 17 brought together unions, students, and collectives against the high cost of living. Between social demands and violence, it leaves France on edge.

Cheventong Vil◆October 17, 2026◆5 min read

Business

WTO and Partners Review Progress on Supply Chain Finance Initiative

On October 16, 2026, in Bangkok, WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala joined a roundtable with multilateral bank leaders to review the supply chain finance initiative in developing economies and discuss priorities for the next cooperation phase.

Daniel Weiss◆October 17, 2026◆1 min read

Business

EU Summit in Brussels: Disagreements Over Long-Term Budget and Aid to Ukraine

At a two-day summit in Brussels, EU leaders voiced strong opposition to a new long-term budget proposal, casting doubt on reaching an agreement before year-end. They also discussed ongoing support for Ukraine and measures to boost economic competitiveness amid energy price hikes and geopolitical uncertainty.

Sofia Benali◆October 17, 2026◆1 min read

Business

Food Sovereignty at the Heart of Concerns on World Food Day

World Food Day on October 16 highlights food sovereignty as global agricultural prices rose 13% in the third quarter, per IFAD. This precedes the SIAL food expo in Paris amid looming food crisis threats.

Elena Rossi◆October 17, 2026◆1 min read

Business

European Budget: France, Italy, and Poland Defend Aid Against Germany and Allies

Negotiations on the EU's next budget are deadlocked between countries supporting regional and agricultural aid, such as France, Italy, and Poland, and those urging spending control, notably Germany, Austria, and the Netherlands. Emmanuel Macron insists on an agreement before 2027.

Daniel Weiss◆October 17, 2026◆1 min read

Business

Lufthansa Prevails Over Air France-KLM in TAP Air Portugal Privatization

On October 14, Lufthansa won the partial privatization of TAP Air Portugal by offering over one billion euros, surpassing Air France-KLM. This deal demonstrates the airline industry's strength despite soaring fuel expenses.

Sofia Benali◆October 16, 2026◆1 min read

Business

Chinese Manufacturers Make Up One-Third of Exhibitors at Paris Motor Show

The Paris Motor Show runs until Sunday with a record participation of Chinese manufacturers, representing one-third of the 60 exhibitors. This presence underscores their intent to invest in Europe, while established brands and policymakers seek to respond.

Daniel Weiss◆October 16, 2026◆1 min read

Business

Brazil: Parliament Approves Work Time Reform Promised by Lula

Brazil's Parliament has approved a constitutional reform reducing the weekly work hours from 44 to 40 and granting two days off per week, a promise by President Lula during the presidential campaign.

Sofia Benali◆October 16, 2026◆1 min read

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Category: Business

ECB Highlights Eurozone’s Resilience Amid Energy and Geopolitical Shocks

One Year After the Jewel Heist, the Louvre Faces the Cost of Its Vulnerability

1.2 Billion Young People, 400 Million Jobs: The Challenge Reshaping Development

Mobilization of October 17: Social Anger Puts France Under Pressure

Mobilization of October 17: Social Anger Puts France Under Pressure

WTO and Partners Review Progress on Supply Chain Finance Initiative

EU Summit in Brussels: Disagreements Over Long-Term Budget and Aid to Ukraine

Food Sovereignty at the Heart of Concerns on World Food Day

European Budget: France, Italy, and Poland Defend Aid Against Germany and Allies

Lufthansa Prevails Over Air France-KLM in TAP Air Portugal Privatization

Chinese Manufacturers Make Up One-Third of Exhibitors at Paris Motor Show

Brazil: Parliament Approves Work Time Reform Promised by Lula

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