Hong Kong family offices: how wealth management intersects with art and philanthropy
With over 3,000 family offices in operation, Hong Kong has become a hub where financial legacies meet the arts.
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COP29: President of COP cautiously optimistic about reaching goals despite calls for reform
On its fifth day, COP29 hosted a high-level panel on climate and peace.
Al Gore calls for reform of COP climate process
“I think the process should be reformed,” Gore said of the COP summit process in an exclusive interview with Euronews in the Azerbaijani capital Baku.
UNRWA: Risk of famine in Gaza without swift action
For the people in the Gaza strip, it’s a humanitarian disaster that could easily get worse, said Scott Anderson, Director of UNRWA in Gaza, in an interview with Euronews in Brussels.
Fire in Spanish nursing home kills at least 10
At least ten people have died and two are in critical condition after a fire broke out at a nursing home in Spain's northeastern Zaragoza region on Friday.
UK plans to create pension mega funds and unlock billions for investment
Reeves said in her speech to finance leaders in central London that the creation of so-called “mega funds” will represent the “biggest pension reform in decades.”
The political power struggle over approving the Commission | Radio Schuman
Doubts are growing over whether the European Parliament be able to approve the new European Commission, the EU's arm executive, on 27 November as planned.
Hopes for luxury goods market as China's retail sales surge in October
China's latest economic data showed recovery momentum in the world's second-largest economy, largely influenced by a range of recent stimulus measures.