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European Central Bank Consumer Expectations Survey: Middle East wars force businesses to seek alternative suppliers and improve energy efficiency.
2026-07-20
European Central Bank Consumer Expectations Survey: Middle East wars force businesses to seek alternative suppliers and improve energy efficiency.
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2026-07-20
On the 20th Bahrain’s Civil Aviation Affairs said Iranian drones attacked its civil aviation navigation equipment, but navigation services in Bahrain’s flight information region (FIR) were not affected. The agency said it followed established operati
On the 20th Bahrain’s Civil Aviation Affairs said Iranian drones attacked its civil aviation navigation equipment, but navigation services in Bahrain’s flight information region (FIR) were not affected. The agency said it followed established operational and safety procedures and took measures to ensure continued navigation services and air traffic safety. Bahrain said flight operations and overflights were normal. The foreign ministry condemned repeated Missile and drone attacks by Iran on Bahraini civilian facilities.
2026-07-20
New UK prime minister Andy Burnham said he will seek to use the flexibility available within existing UK fiscal rules to fund the next budget. Asked whether he would increase borrowing to boost infrastructure investment, he said he would comply with
New UK prime minister Andy Burnham said he will seek to use the flexibility available within existing UK fiscal rules to fund the next budget. Asked whether he would increase borrowing to boost infrastructure investment, he said he would comply with current rules and make full use of any flexibility they permit. He added this would not put the UK economy at risk, said he has not taken such risks in prior roles, and described his approach as cautious. Burnham said he will set out funding sources and financing arrangements clearly in the budget.
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