Finland says a ‘time-out’ is needed in talks with Turkey over Nordic NATO membership
Accepting a new NATO member state requires unanimous consent of all 30 current members; Turkey is the one member most vocally opposing the new accession.
North Korea-linked hackers behind $100 million crypto heist, FBI says
The FBI said that Lazarus Group, aka APT38, a hacking group linked to North Korea, was responsible for the attack on the Horizon bridge last year.
When it comes to the energy transition, one analyst sees the market making a big mistake
The comments, from Lombard Odier’s head of sustainability research, were made during a discussion at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Oscar nominations: ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once,’ ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ among leaders
The Academy Awards ceremony will be held March 12.
Qatar doubles Credit Suisse stake as embattled lender forges ahead with strategic overhaul
The Qatar Investment Authority is now the second-largest shareholder in Credit Suisse after doubling its stake in the embattled Swiss lender late last year.
Germany resists intense pressure over tanks for Ukraine, saying ‘the situation has not changed’
Germany has again refused to commit to allowing German-made tanks to be sent to Ukraine despite intense pressure.
Aramco-backed fintech opens bank branch in London to help Muslims invest
Wahed, an Islamic fintech startup backed by Saudi Aramco and Paul Pogba, debuted its own retail presence in the U.K. Tuesday.
Argentina and Brazil are discussing plans for a common currency — analysts can scarcely believe it
Argentina and Brazil are in early talks to create a common currency, as part of a coordinated bid to reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar.
The U.S. is massively underperforming global stock markets, and analysts see more of the same
U.S. stocks have fallen far short of their global peers over the past three months, a rarity in recent years, and analysts expect this divergence to widen over the course of 2023.
Right-wing Quran burning in Sweden enrages Turkey and throws a new wrench in Nordics’ NATO bid
Sweden and Finland have worked to try and improve their relations with Turkey, but recent events have thrown fresh wrenches into any hopes for progress.
