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Kylian Mbappé endured a tough night against Luxembourg. Photograph: Franck Fife/AFP/Getty Images
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United Arab Emirates’ Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum (3rd R) and Thomson Reuters President and Chief Executive Officer James Smith arrive for the Global Islamic Economy Summit 2013 in Jumeirah on November 25, 2013. (REUTERS/Mohammed Omar)
Gulf investors plan first euro zone Islamic bank in Luxembourg
Dubai, Reuters—Private investors from Gulf Arab countries, including a royal family from the United Arab Emirates, plan to establish the first full-fledged Islamic bank headquartered in the euro zone, an executive said on Tuesday. The investors aim to launch the...Caption:
File photo of cars for export standing in a parking area at a shipping terminal in the harbor of the northern German town of Bremerhaven on October 8, 2012.(REUTERS/Fabian Bimmer/Files)
EU probes German trade surplus in push for broad growth
Brussels, Bloomberg—European Union regulators began a probe of Germany’s trade surplus, saying it could be hampering the recovery of struggling euro-area nations. The EU said Germany’s current-account surplus has exceeded the bloc’s 6 percent...Caption:
Anti-government Alevi protesters shout slogans during a demonstration in Istanbul June 23, 2013. The European Union is on the verge of scrapping a new round of membership talks with Turkey, a move that would further undermine Ankara’s already slim hopes of joining the bloc and damage its relations with Brussels. Germany, the EU’s biggest economic power, is blocking efforts to revive Turkey’s EU membership bid, partly because of its handling of anti-government protests that have swept the country in the last few weeks, EU sources say. (REUTERS/Umit Bektas)