ArcelorMittal's Reims and Denain Sites Face Closure Amid Strikes

Israel's 2025 budget reflects austerity measures driven by the financial strain of ongoing wars in Gaza and Lebanon, with significant cuts and tax increases planned to stabilize the economy.

The Paris Commercial Court has overturned a ban on Israeli companies participating in the Euronaval exhibition, allowing their presence amid ongoing tensions between France and Israel.

The Livret A savings account in France is set to see a decrease in its interest rate from 3% to 2.5% starting February 1, 2025, as announced by Éric Lombard, the CEO of Caisse des Dépôts (CDC). This change is based on the formula that considers interbank rates and inflation over the past six months.

The potential re-election of Donald Trump could lead to significant tariffs on British imports, threatening the economy and international trade relations.

The Paris Stock Exchange faced a decline with the CAC 40 index dropping 1.05% amid disappointing corporate results and economic uncertainty.

The IMF has cut its growth forecast for the Middle East and North Africa to 2.1% for 2023, citing ongoing wars and reduced oil production as major factors.

Germany plans to change solar power feed-in tariffs affecting smaller operators, while Argentina's opposition moves to limit presidential powers regarding decrees.

France and the UK are implementing significant tax increases in their new budgets, with France focusing on billionaire taxes and the UK emphasizing public investment after years of austerity.

Research shows that women outperform men in long-term investing, yet face challenges due to stereotypes and underrepresentation in the financial sector.

Russia's foreign trade has shifted significantly towards Asian countries, with China and India emerging as key partners amid ongoing Western sanctions.

The Bank of Israel has warned about the risks in the construction and real estate sectors due to ongoing conflicts, highlighting economic challenges and a labor shortage.

Starbucks and Americana Restaurants report significant sales and profit declines due to ongoing boycott campaigns against brands perceived to support Israel amid the Gaza conflict.

The IMF reports progress in its $8 billion loan program for Egypt, citing expected economic improvements despite regional challenges.

China is urging its car manufacturers to reconsider investments in Europe following the EU's imposition of tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, which has sparked significant trade tensions.

Germany's energy consumption is set to hit a record low for the second year in a row, driven by a decline in manufacturing and a shift towards renewable energy sources amid ongoing economic challenges.

Rwanda's moto-taxi sector has emerged as a significant mode of transportation in Kigali, providing income for thousands and contributing to the tourism industry.

U.S. health officials confirmed that slivered onions used by McDonald's are linked to 90 E. coli infections, prompting a recall and removal from menus.

A steel mill explosion in Tlaxcala, Mexico, has resulted in 13 fatalities, prompting investigations into the cause.

The CDC has linked an E. coli outbreak to sliced onions used in McDonald's Quarter Pounder burgers, with 90 reported cases and one death.