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20/02/2019

More turbulence in Germany as it narrowly avoids a recession.

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In the last quarter of 2018 Germany only just narrowly avoided falling into a recession with zero growth following a contraction of 0.2% in the previous quarter. This is mostly due to the combined effects of a weakening car sector and a general slowdown in the global economy particularly as Germany....

16/02/2019

A seemingly ordinary house in Lithuania was discovered to be a CIA safe house in 2015. Our World Affairs columnist Nick Ferris, reports on why a suspected 9/11 terrorist is now suing Lithuania for vacillating his torture.

A suspected 9/11 terrorist from Saudi Arabia has this week sued the nation of Lithuania for its alleged role in housing and torturing him over a decade ago. Mustafa al-Hawsawi, 50, has applied his case to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), Lithuanian Deputy Justice Minister Irma Gudziunaite....

12/02/2019

Economic trouble ahead as March 29th quickly approaches.

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Last week the Bank of England decided to keep interest rates at 0.75%. They’ve also cut its growth forecast for 2019 from 1.7% to 1.2% due to uncertainty around the striking of a Brexit withdrawal agreement and predicted that there was a 25% chance of a recession in the year ahead. If this turns o...

06/02/2019

Our Chief Economic columnist, Moli Harries reports on China's slowdown.

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Chinese economic growth is currently at its slowest since 1990, growing by 6.6% in 2018 down from 6.8% in 2017. The growth rate of the fourth quarter of last year was 6.4% growth rate which had not been seen since the 2009 recession. This is bad news for the global economy. At the beginning of …

06/02/2019

A trade war between the US and China is less concerning than Brexit for Goldman Sachs.

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David Solomon, the new Chief Executive of Goldman Sachs, has warned that a “difficult Brexit” could have implications for its plans to invest in the UK. Currently Goldman Sachs employs 6000 people in the UK, but Solomon said in the Davos conference that “If this [Brexit] is resolved in a diffi...

05/02/2019

We're building a vast network of young journalists all around Europe. If you're enthusiastic and a news-hungry journalists, then The Young European News is the place for you.
As our Brussels News Commentator, you'll have to be ready for the latest news stories pouring out of the European Parliament and Commission, Brexit will undoubtedly give you plenty of content. This voluntary role means you can commit yourself as much or as little as you'd like, giving you the flexibility to take on stories that truly matter to you and our readers.

Applications are open to British & European Nationals between the ages of 16-30. Must be able to speak English. German and French is desirable and living in Brussels is preferable.

For more information on roles currently available, please email; [email protected].

05/02/2019

We're building a vast network of young journalists all around Europe. If you're enthusiastic and a news-hungry journalists, then The Young European News is the place for you.
As our Brussels News Commentator, you have to be on the ball with fresh stories pouring out of the European Parliament and Commission on a daily basis. This voluntary role means you can commit yourself as much or as little as you'd like, giving you the flexibility to take on stories that truly matter to you and our readers.

Applications are open to British & European Nationals between the ages of 16-30. Must be able to speak English. German and French speaking is desirable. Living in Brussels is preferable.

For more information on roles currently available, please email; [email protected].

05/02/2019

We're building a vast network of young journalists all around Europe. If you're enthusiastic and a news-hungry journalists, then The Young European News is the place for you.
As our German News Commentator, you have to be on the ball with German affairs taking place in Berlin and around the country. This voluntary role means you can commit yourself as much or as little as you'd like, giving you the flexibility to take on stories that truly matter to you and our readers.

Applications are open to British & European Nationals between the ages of 16-30. Must be able to speak fluent German and living in Germany is preferable.

For more information on roles currently available, please email; [email protected].

05/02/2019

We're looking for young, enthusiastic, news-hungry journalists to join our growing team here at The Young European. We cover a wide range of political topics and aim to offer an alternative news story for every reader around Europe. Our voluntary roles mean you can commit yourself as much or as little as you'd like, giving you the flexibility to take on stories that truly matter to you and our readers.

Whether you're French, German, Dutch or Swedish, TYE News encourages journalists, like yourself, to join us, no matter where you're from in Europe.

Applications are open to British & European Nationals between the ages of 16-30.

For more information on roles currently available, please email; [email protected].

21/01/2019

Our chief economics columnist Moli Harries, reports on how Brexit brings us more uncertainty.

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The historic 230-vote defeat of Theresa May’s withdrawal deal in Parliament on Tuesday has hit markets, with the pound plunging due to investor uncertainty. However, the pound traded higher against the Euro on the Wednesday, rising by 0.07% to 1.1283 Euros. In spite of this, the Bank of England wa...

16/01/2019

Brexit has become an embarrassing cluster f**k that leaves us with only one option left on the table. A .

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Last night, the divisions that have split Parliament for the last two years came to a head. A vote on Theresa May’s proposed Brexit deal saw her face a record-breaking defeat of 232 votes. Among those voting against her were 196 members of her own party. Following the vote, the Leader of the Oppos...