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German diplomacy in Asia takes focus this week, as Chancellor Merz wraps up a three-country Asian business tour in South Korea. Meanwhile, President Steinmeier is set to hold talks with Xi Jinping. DW has more.
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Rising expenses, scarce reserves and growing supplementary contributions are putting pressure on the statutory health insurance funds.
Unicaja closed the first nine months of 2026 with a net attributable profit of 543 million euros, which represents an 8.1% increase compared to the same period of the previous year.
Investor Jan Petter Sissener og finansminister Jens Stoltenberg diskuterte AS Norge på Politisk…
Neinor is accelerating its dividend plan to pay out €220 million by the second quarter of 2027 and is launching a delisting takeover bid on Aedas, which now only has 1.85% of its capital floating as the rest is in the hands of the Basque promoter.
Germany was divided for 41 years. In Korea, it has now been 73 years. Reunification is not in sight. The Chancellor is visiting the border and trying to spread hope.
The US president helped the convicted Brazilian ex-president Jair Bolsonaro – now he is supporting his fugitive son. What strategy is behind this?
