Europe
Vatican Bank launches new equity indices aligned with 'Catholic ethical principles'
2 new equity benchmarks launched in US, Eurozone
Vatican Bank launches new equity indices aligned with 'Catholic ethical principles'
2 new equity benchmarks launched in US, Eurozone
European NATO allies to take on expanded leadership roles in command structure
'The agreement is part of a shift to more fairly share responsibility within NATO,' the alliance says
German opposition demands government probe into Epstein files
Green Party calls for investigation into Jeffrey Epstein documents for potential connections to German officials or affected citizens
Child protection group pushes for reopening of Epstein-related investigations in France
'Innocence en danger is currently studying the possibility of filing a complaint,' accociation's head says
Polish court upholds prison sentences for Russians convicted of recruiting for Wagner Group
5 1/2-year prison sentences handed down to 2 Russian nationals convicted of recruiting for Wagner Group, as Poland intensifies scrutiny of foreign influence amid war in neighboring Ukraine
European Parliament endorses 'safe third country' concept for asylum seekers
Under legislation, third country is 'safe' if asylum seeker has ties to it or previously transited through it
