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Norway's gigantic sovereign wealth fund believes it is becoming increasingly important to identify as many "rotten apples" as it can.

Airline executives have said international travel demand has been growing strongly.

Volkswagen's new ID.7 will serve as a flagship for the automaker's growing line of mainstream EVs.

The Swedish government predicted 2023 would be a "gloomy" year for the country, but new GDP expectations present a worse outlook than previously expected.

Shares of Finland's Rovio Entertainment soared on news of the offer.

The European Central Bank must "carry on and act consistently" with interest rate hikes, policymaker Olli Rehn said Friday.

France's Constitutional Council on Friday approved President Emmanuel Macron's controversial raising of the retirement age.

America's control over its most valuable secrets has been thrust into question amid the fallout from the leak of classified Pentagon documents.

The IEA said the energy alliance's surprise production cut was likely to spell bad news for consumers at a time of heightened economic uncertainty.

Colombia has launched a digital nomad visa that is designed primarily for entrepreneurs, freelancers or workers with the freedom to work from anywhere.

The EU will launch an 11th wave of economic penalties on Russia and seek to crack down on efforts by the country to evade sanctions, a top EU official said.

It follows years of campaigns against gambling ads in sport and as the Premier League seeks to show it can self-govern.

The G-7, EU and Australia decided late last year to impose a cap of $60 a barrel on Russian oil in an effort to ratchet up the pressure on Moscow.

Hundreds of climate scientists are firmly against proliferating calls for solar geoengineering research and its potential development.

At elections in 2017 and 2022, Emmanuel Macron comfortably overcame the far-right challenge of Marine Le Pen — but analysts now predict a more clouded outlook with Macron not eligible to run in 2027.

"We are entering the clean power era," said Małgorzata Wiatros-Motyka, senior electricity analyst at Ember.

Removing your shoes, reclining your seat or brushing your hair — the extent to which they're tolerated on a plane varies by region, says a new survey.

The IMF said that five years from now, global growth is expected to be around 3% — the lowest forecast in a World Economic Outlook for over 30 years.

Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson international airport was the busiest airport in the world in 2022, according to Airports Council International's annual ranking.

CNBC Travel spoke with Russians about how traveling has changed for them — including how they've been treated — since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine.