The digital euro is becoming increasingly popular among eurozone members, with the aim of strengthening Europe's financial stability and monetary sovereignty. The European Central Bank is working on the implementation of a digital currency that will allow citizens and businesses to make fast and secure digital transactions without depending on external payment systems
Elon Musk has unveiled a new generation of electric vehicles that offer significantly increased ranges and faster charging. At the "We, Robot" event in California, Tesla unveiled the Cybercab, an autonomous two-seater that will be available in the near future. The move comes at a time when the electric car market is growing rapidly.
The global lithium shortage is creating serious challenges for the automotive sector, where manufacturers are trying to secure supplies for electric vehicles. Demand is growing faster than expected, and geopolitical tensions are further complicating the situation. In this article, we explore how the industry is adapting to the new conditions and what the implications are for the future of electric transport.
Germany is increasing the working visa quota for Indians from 20,000 to 90,000 per year to address chronic labour shortages in key sectors such as IT, healthcare and engineering. Reducing visa waiting times, simplifying check-ins, and having a family reunion are just some of the measures Germany plans to take to attract skilled workers from India.
Taiwan is stepping up diplomatic efforts to join the International Monetary Fund to ensure economic stability and protection against Chinese threats. US lawmakers support the move, stressing the importance of Taiwan's presence in global economic forums.
Microsoft employees are protesting against contracts that support Israeli military operations, claiming that the company contributes to human rights violations in Palestine. They call for a break in cooperation and more ethical business, which has provoked reactions within the company and among the public.