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Eurowire News Desk: A growing number of wealthy Americans are moving their assets to Switzerland amid renewed political and financial uncertainty in the United States. Swiss banks have reported a significant uptick in account openings by high-net-worth U.S. individuals in recent months, citing a pattern

March 2025 was confirmed as the warmest March ever recorded in Europe and the second warmest globally, according to the latest bulletin released by the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S). The data, derived from the ERA5 dataset, recorded an average surface air

Bitcoin continued to hover near the $80,000 mark on Friday, as cryptocurrency markets faced renewed volatility stemming from shifting U.S. trade policy. The instability followed a sharp rebound earlier in the week after President Donald Trump  temporarily eased some of his proposed tariffs, fueling

The number of illegal border crossings into Europe fell by more than 30 percent during the first quarter of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024, amounting to a reduction of nearly 34,000 individuals, according to the European Border and Coast

The European Union has officially approved its first set of retaliatory tariffs on U.S. imports in response to recently imposed American duties on steel and aluminum. The move, announced by the European Commission on Wednesday, comes amid escalating trade tensions and is set to

With customer expectations rising and digital transformation accelerating across the Middle East, SESTEK’s Virtual Agent solution now powered by Agentic AI, offers enterprises a platform to automate customer service with unforeseen accuracy.

The European Commission has formally proposed a zero-tariff agreement on all industrial goods with the United States, signaling a renewed push to de-escalate transatlantic trade tensions. The offer was confirmed by European Commission  President Ursula von der Leyen, who also warned of potential

European automakers have urged the European Union and United States to resolve escalating trade tensions swiftly, citing growing risks to jobs, industrial investment, and transatlantic economic cooperation. The call follows heightened concerns within the automotive industry over the potential fallout from ongoing disputes affecting the

The United States’ decision to impose an additional 20 percent tariff on products imported from the European Union (EU) has drawn strong criticism from BusinessEurope, the continent’s largest business organization. Speaking from Brussels on April 3, 2025, BusinessEurope Director-General Markus J. Beyrer warned that the unilateral move threatens

The European Parliament has approved substantial financial aid packages for Egypt and Jordan, amounting to €4 billion and €500 million respectively, in a move aimed at reinforcing economic stability and supporting key reforms in both nations. The decision was made during a vote on April 1,