Remember the “Mission Accomplished” moment the ex-president Bush Jr. had? It looks like Trump does not want to left without his own. Except the moment came without parade and fanfare. He quietly ordered American troops to get out of Syria.
France’s economy expanded 0.4 percent in the third quarter thanks to higher consumer spending and manufacturing, providing welcome relief for the government after a weaker-than-expected start to the year. Data from the statistics agency INSEE showed the French economy growing at twice the pace recorded in the first two quarters of 2018.
One person died and 44 were injured when a bus crashed into a wall on a Swiss motorway early Sunday, police said.
An Austrian court confirmed on Wednesday the acquittal of a man accused of fraud after he cashed in dozens of kilos of scrap euro coins imported from China.
Deloitte UK has sent away about twenty partners for inappropriate behavior, such as bullying and sexual harassment. That says CEO David Sproul from the office in an interview in the Financial Times.
A vote taken by the European Union’s parliament on Tuesday may have consequences for Denmark’s social welfare model.
European Commissioner said “The rules are the same for everybody” after Italian ministers cried foul over deficit rules.
During the protests of the ‘yellow vests’ in Brussels, two police vans were set on fire. The police tried to expel the demonstrators from the vicinity of the official residence of Prime Minister Charles Michel and the government buildings in and around the Wetstraat with tear gas and a water cannon.
The Italian government is in talks with Spain and Malta over a Spanish fishing vessel with 12 migrants on board.
The changing relations in the World make it necessary to strive for a European army. That was said by Deputy Prime Minister Ollongren at a meeting in Copenhagen organized by Radikale Venstre, the Danish sister party of Ollongrens D66.
