Austria re-imposes a full Covid lockdown and makes vaccination mandatory
Austria recently imposed lockdown measures on its unvaccinated population, but will extend the lockdown to the entire country from Monday.
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France still has a problem with patriarchal attitudes, minister says
Elisabeth Moreno, France's minister delegate for gender equality, told CNBC that the country still has a problem with "patriarchal attitudes."
Construction starts at America's first major offshore wind farm
The U.S. still has a long way to go before it catches up with more mature offshore wind markets such as the one found in Europe.
ECB’s Lagarde says a rate hike unlikely for 2022; euro slides
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde reiterated on Friday that the "conditions to raise rates are very unlikely to be satisfied next year."
Record high cases, more rules and partial lockdowns: A new Covid wave engulfs Europe
The latest wave of Covid cases is hitting Europe with a vengeance.
Europeans are headed to the United States — here’s where they’re going
After news hit that the United States would end an 18-month travel ban, Europeans booked plans to visit Orlando, New York City, Los Angeles and Phoenix.
Wine fanatics beware: Supply chain problems put the squeeze on this year's eagerly awaited Beaujolais Nouveau haul
This year, American oenophiles woke up to a Beaujolais Nouveau market hampered by supply chain problems that have become all too common in today's economy.
Germany announces new Covid restrictions for the unvaccinated as infection rate hits record
Outgoing German Chancellor Angela Merkel and the country's 16 state premiers on Thursday agreed on a new package of measures to tackle a fourth wave of the coronavirus pandemic.
John Bolton says U.S. should consider ousting Belarus’ Lukashenko from office to ‘a nice villa on the Riviera’
His comments come as the EU ramps up efforts to impose sanctions against Belarus in response to an escalating migrant crisis on the border with Poland.
The delta Covid mutation is spreading in the UK, but may be less likely to cause symptoms
The delta subvariant recently identified in the U.K. is now twice as prevalent in England as it was two months ago, a government-backed study has found.
Turkish lira hits all-time low before country's central bank meeting
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday sent the lira spiraling when he said he will continue to fight to bring interest rates down.
Belgium announces new Covid restrictions, but prime minister vows to avoid lockdown
Belgium is toughening up social restrictions as Covid-19 cases surge, but Prime Minister Alexander de Croo tells CNBC the aim is still to keep society open.
Don't be too critical on China for changing pledge on coal, EU's climate chief says
Frans Timmermans made his comments during an interview at the European Business Summit in Brussels.
The world is worried Putin is about to invade Ukraine. Here's why
Russian President Vladimir Putin's next move is being watched closely by experts.
Business travel demand expected to surge in 2022, but full recovery still two years away
Business travel spending is expected to fully recover by 2024, according to a new industry report.
European Central Bank warns of bubbles in property and financial markets
On property, it said risks of price corrections over the medium term have increased substantially amid rising estimates of house price overvaluations.
UK inflation surges to a 10-year high of 4.2%, worse than expected
The U.K.'s Consumer Prices Index rose by 4.2% in the 12 months to October, up from 3.1% in September.
Antibiotic-resistant infections could be a new 'hidden pandemic,' UK experts warn
One in five people in the U.K. with a bloodstream infection in 2020 had an antibiotic-resistant one, according to the U.K Health Security Agency.
Austrian police conduct random checks to enforce Covid lockdowns for the unvaccinated
Millions of unvaccinated people have been placed back under lockdown in Austria, and face heavy fines if they breach the restrictions.
China took control of an Italian military drone maker without authorities knowing it, report says
Italian authorities are reportedly investigating the sale of a 75% stake in Alpi Aviation to a company called Mars (HK) Information Technology in July 2018.
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