A look at the week's top business stories in Spain, including recovered historical documents, Moody's debt warning, VAT changes on bread, and a power struggle at Prisa. Read more...

Italy sees a rally for European values with major union support, while the US suspends cyberattacks on Russia, raising concerns for Ukraine and Europe's cybersecurity. A car incident in Germany adds to the political tension. Read more...

This news roundup covers a threat from a Haitian gang leader, a car attack in Germany, California's return-to-office mandate, and allegations of harassment by US Representatives. Read more...

Investors are showing increasing interest in EU-branded debt, potentially leading Brussels to issue new EU war bonds to fund military spending. Other news includes Spain's public sector employment and Brazilian media's expansion strategies. Read more...

Imprisoned PKK leader Ocalan calls for disarmament amidst Kurdish skepticism, while Erdoğan retaliates against critics. Plus, Mattarella on Ukraine and EU defense. Read more...

The Taliban have installed 90,000 CCTV cameras in Kabul, citing crime reduction. However, the extensive surveillance network raises serious concerns about human rights. Read more...

Carlos Núñez exits Prisa Media amidst television project fallout. The company also sees board changes and a focus on debt reduction, signaling a new direction. Read more...

Recent events in the Middle East include Burger King's controversial presence in Israel, updates on the Israel-Hamas conflict, a car attack in Haifa, and a potential peace deal between Turkey and the PKK. Read more...

After four decades of armed struggle, the PKK has declared a ceasefire with Turkey following a call from imprisoned leader Abdullah Öcalan. Skepticism remains among fighters. Read more...

A power struggle within Prisa and a VAT suspension for small businesses highlight key business challenges. Plus, aid for households facing rising bills. Read more...