European Federation of Bilateral Chambers of Commerce: Advancing Trade and Economic Diplomacy

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The emergence of the United States of America was marked by a set of historical and cultural factors. The foundation of a country is mainly triggered by the desire of a group of people to become independent and to decide their own destiny.

The Bank of England (BoE) often finds itself walking a tightrope. The recent statement by one of its most hawkish policy makers, Jonathan Haskel, has added a new twist to this balancing act.

As the world anticipates the political landscape shift following the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump on January 20th, 2025, one figure stands to gain significant influence within the European Union: Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.

In a previously published open letter, the Romanian Judo Federation accuses the interference of Marius Vizer, the current president of the IJF, in its work and activity. In the past weeks, Marius Vizer launched numerous attacks on FRJ President, Cozmin Gusa.

In a world where Romania desperately clings to its “strategic partnership” with the United States like a drowning man to a life raft, one might expect our foreign policy architects to at least pretend to be competent.

Paris, the city of light, is currently shining even brighter as it hosts the much-anticipated Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been a transformative force across all sectors of society, but nowhere is its potential more profound than in the defense arena.

The economic landscape of Europe has undergone significant transformation since the end of the Cold War and the subsequent expansion of the European Union (EU).

A unique, controversial year has just ended, marked by economic growth in major regions of the world. The new year presents many challenges, especially in the socio-political sphere. However, great attention is being paid to economic and trade forecasts following

As noted in previous articles, the EU is facing a critical period in its history in many respects. It is currently facing a situation where it is not directly involved in the conflict in the Middle East

After months of political deadlock and social unrest, Haiti has witnessed a significant development: Interim Prime Minister Garry Conille has successfully formed a new transitional government.

Affected by the epidemic and regional wars, the world economic situation in the first half of this year is not optimistic.

