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When Zelensky Met Putin : How It Looked In Kiev, Moscow, Paris Worldcrunch.com / WORLDCRUNCH PARIS — They are called the "Normandy Four," an allusion to the Normandy region where the plans for future peace negotiations between the four parties was first.. Worldcrunch - Published 1 hour ago
French PM to push ahead with pensions overhaul despite strikes Edouard Philippe outlines one of key economic reforms of Emmanuel Macron’s presidency FT.com - Published 4 hours ago
The Christmas tree made of knives, bullets and cigarette lighters An airport has made a Christmas tree using bullets and knives confiscated from passengers. BBC News - Published 4 hours ago
France strike: PM Édouard Philippe outlines 'fairer' pension plan Prime Minister Édouard Philippe outlines controversial plans he says will create a fairer system. BBC News - Published 5 hours ago
Portrait of a Lady: Stolen Klimt mystery 'solved' by gardener in Italy For 22 years nothing was heard of Portrait of a Lady until ivy was cleared from a gallery wall. BBC News - Published 6 hours ago
Why the EU needs new models for non-members ‘Outer circles’ of association would mean more countries could plug in to its sphere of influence FT.com - Published 6 hours ago

Greta Thunberg accuses world leaders of 'creative PR' at climate summit The teenage activist's speech came after Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro called her a "brat". BBC News - Published 8 hours ago
In Beef-Loving Argentina, The Hunt For A Lab Meat Alternative Worldcrunch.com / CLARIN BUENOS AIRES — You can make meat in four weeks. In other words, instead of raising cattle in the countryside for more than two years, you can obtain a similar product.. Worldcrunch - Published 9 hours ago
Zara owner Inditex profits from digital initiatives International clothes retailer’s results boosted by its use of technology FT.com - Published 10 hours ago
Brussels’ Green gambit A €100bn offer will highlight Ursula von der Leyen’s ‘European Green Deal’ FT.com - Published 11 hours ago

Europe First: the race to compete The EU is changing the way it develops new industries as it tries to deal with competition from China and the US. The initiatives include support for electric battery production, the.. FT.com - Published 13 hours ago
Johnson’s final push, Aramco floats, EU green trade Boris Johnson makes a final plea to voters in the ‘most important election in a lifetime’ FT.com - Published 13 hours ago
Germany warns on looser budget rules for green drive European Commission to start push for environmentally friendly investment FT.com - Published 13 hours ago	Fear and dismay as Erdogan tightens grip on opposition Latest crackdown part of three-year assault on rivals to Turkey’s ruling party FT.com - Published 13 hours ago
Is the EU’s green policy protecting the planet or industry? Critics argue that co-opting environmental measures into trade policy has more to do with protectionism FT.com - Published 13 hours ago	Lagarde faces investor scrutiny in first ECB meeting Any sign of a shift in policy at Thursday’s central bank gathering could move markets FT.com - Published 13 hours ago
Germany’s tech scene lacks lure of stock options Stakes in start-ups are much more than a nice benefit — they’re the principal currency FT.com - Published 13 hours ago	Tensions at the heart of Europe Gideon Rachman talks to Franziska Brantner, a rising star of Germany's Green party, about the Franco-German relationship FT.com - Published 13 hours ago
Turkey’s central bank nears limits of easing cycle Thursday’s MPC meeting set to throw some light on ‘reasonable’ rate of real return mantra FT.com - Published 14 hours ago	An expat’s guide to living in Brno, Czech Republic The city is well connected to central Europe’s major capitals FT.com - Published 18 hours ago
Lex bank DNA patents: natural justice Biotech industry foundations are sometimes shakier than it would like FT.com - Published 19 hours ago	Members of child abuse WhatsApp group arrested in 11 countries The global investigation, led by Spain's National Police, tracked down 33 members of the group. BBC News - Published 19 hours ago
Finland's Sanna Marin sworn in as prime minister Finland's Sanna Marin was sworn in as prime minister as part of an all-women coalition. BBC News - Published 19 hours ago	Gauging the switch from monetary to fiscal stimulus Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets FT.com - Published 20 hours ago
A German bailout tests EU bank rules to the limit Approval of taxpayers’ money for NordLB stretches credibility FT.com - Published 23 hours ago	Peter Handke receives Nobel Literature prize The controversial Austrian winner of the 2019 prize was applauded at the ceremony in Stockholm. BBC News - Published 1 day ago
Former Moscow mayor Yuri Luzhkov dies aged 83 Ex-communist party member ruled Russia’s capital with an iron fist for two decades FT.com - Published 1 day ago	Laurent Simons: Belgian child prodigy drops out of university His parents removed him after the university said he wouldn't graduate before turning 10. BBC News - Published 1 day ago
Pope Offers A Sumptuous Palace To The Homeless Of Rome Worldcrunch.com / LA STAMPA VATICAN CITY –– While several Vatican buildings are embroiled in scandal, a few meters away from the colonnade of St. Peter's Square the "Palazzo Migliori" is.. Worldcrunch - Published 1 day ago	Ukraine’s Zelensky stands firm in first Putin encounter Negotiations in Paris do not yield major breakthrough but are met with relief in Kyiv FT.com - Published 1 day ago
Climate change: Greenland ice melt 'is accelerating' The ice sheet's contribution to sea-level rise is now seven times what it was in the 1990s. BBC News - Published 1 day ago	Turkey ordered by European court to free activist Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s government accused of seeking to ‘silence’ critics in landmark ruling FT.com - Published 1 day ago
St Petersburg bomb: Long jail terms for metro attack Fifteen people died in the April 2017 attack in the Russian city, many of them students. BBC News - Published 1 day ago	France protest: Mass rallies called on sixth day of disruption France sees another day of major disruption over planned changes to the pension system. BBC News - Published 1 day ago
Roxette singer Marie Fredriksson dies, aged 61 The singer, whose hits included The Look and It Must Have Been Love, had had a brain tumour. BBC News - Published 1 day ago