Turkish exporters have “no chance” of competing against global rivals at current exchange rates, a top businessman said, calling for a weaker lira and an end to what he called pressure on companies from the central bank.
Russia will expand penalties for those who evade the military draft under a new package of legal changes.
Turkey’s industrial production suffered its biggest decline since the height of the global pandemic three years ago, in one of the clearest indications yet of how the earthquakes that hit the country are filtering through to the economy.
(Bloomberg) — Switzerland’s government defended its role in the takeover of Credit Suisse Group AG, saying its intervention was needed to stop the collapse of the bank and fallout beyond the country itself.
Hungary’s top diplomat flew to Moscow for talks on energy, a rare visit by a European Union country that underscores Budapest’s schism with the rest of the bloc over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Fox News journalist Trey Yingst has learned a lot on the road while traveling in the world’s most dangerous places.
Fox News journalist Trey Yingst has learned a lot on the road while traveling in the world’s most dangerous places.
The Confederation of British Industry named its former chief economist, Rain Newton-Smith, as its new director general after Britain’s biggest business lobbying group was rocked by a slew of sexual misconduct allegations.
Japan expressed deep concern about increased Chinese military activity around its shores, including in coordination with Russia, at a bilateral meeting of senior officials from Beijing and Tokyo on oceanic matters.
China plans to require a security review of generative AI services before they’re allowed to operate, casting uncertainty over ChatGPT-like bots unveiled by the country’s largest tech companies including Baidu Inc.
