Divining Draghi – Euractiv

Europe is a largely secular place. But if there is one person whom EU leaders deem a modern-day deity, it’s Mario Draghi. The former European Central Bank president – widely credited as the “man who saved the euro” from the dustbin of history during last decade’s eurozone crisis – has conspicuously returned to the European […]

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Spain scraps Huawei-linked network expansion contract

MADRID – The digital ministry has cancelled a multi-million-euro contract with telecoms giant Telefónica to expand Huawei equipment in the national academic and research network, El País reports.  According to the contract, its purpose was to supply, install and manage Huawei-made routing equipment operated by Telefónica, in order to expand RedIRIS-NOVA’s IP connectivity services. RedIRIS-NOVA […]

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Russia, China blast Europe’s Iran sanctions move

Russia on Friday warned that the reimposition of sanctions against Iran risked “irreparable consequences”, after Britain, France and Germany moved to reintroduce curbs over Tehran’s failure to comply with the 2015 nuclear deal. “We strongly urge them to reconsider and review their erroneous decisions before they lead to irreparable consequences and further tragedy,” Russia’s foreign […]

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NATO is spending big. Will it spend well?

Bogdan Gogulan is the CEO and Managing Partner of NewSpace Capital, a private equity firm working in the space technology sector. He has held business development and strategy positions at AT Communication, American Express, and Deutsche Bank, and managed projects for security and defence agencies. The headlines out of the latest NATO summit sounded reassuring: […]

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