The newsroom team.
Georgia’s opposition has launched a new protest wave as a court weighs banning political parties, adding to governance and investment risks.
Lula won Brazil’s runoff with 51.8%, but Flávio Bolsonaro’s demand to annul the result adds uncertainty for companies already facing economic instability.
Bulgaria’s low-turnout presidential election heads to a runoff as executives assess competing Ukraine policies and risks to institutional stability.
Italy’s cost-of-living protests prompted hundreds of detentions, tighter security and defensive measures by luxury retailers in Milan.
MYRA’s Atlantic distress call highlights the operational, compliance and boardroom risks surrounding opaque networks that transport sanctioned Russian oil.
Audi will invest about $4 billion in a Georgia SUV factory, shifting production closer to US buyers as tariffs and falling sales pressure its import-based model.
Kyiv says Starshield speed caps remain, raising questions about SpaceX governance, US oversight and the reliability of privately controlled wartime infrastructure.
US, Ukrainian and Russian teams may meet in Abu Dhabi or Switzerland in November, seeking to prepare the ground for negotiations among national leaders.
Trump’s tariff reset gives some Canadian exporters relief while exposing new industries to duties and forcing companies to revisit cross-border plans.
Trump said SpaceX restored full Starlink access in Ukraine but declined to identify who pressed for the reversal of restrictions affecting military operations.
Putin offered to resume US-mediated talks with Kyiv but rejected a front-line freeze, leaving major disputes over territory, leadership and security unresolved.
A mass opposition rally and tight polling put Aleksandar Vucic’s plan to retain power as prime minister—and Serbia’s corporate outlook—under pressure.