The island nation’s official residency programme for start-up founders, employees, and families, welcomes pioneering businesses to its shores

Inflation is casting a long shadow over the EU, with rates surpassing 3 percent. The path ahead involves striking a balance between controlling inflation and fostering economic resilience

After years of decline, nuclear is surging back into the spotlight amid the ongoing energy crisis. Could it prove to be the solution to Europe’s deep-rooted energy woes?

The start of the year is always a good moment to consider the key themes set to drive policy in the UK and EU over the next 12 months

The future-defining fines that initially made the headlines have yet to materialise, but experts say the GDPR’s true potential just has not been recognised yet.

The great recovery begins after 18 months during which global economies have been tested to breaking point, but for those countries burdened with state-owned enterprises, the task will involve much-needed reform as a first step, writes Selwyn Parker

After 16 years in power, Angela Merkel did not run for chancellor in the latest German election. Natalie Keffler asks what the impact of this will be on the German economy, and what legacy has she left?

As Greece emerges from the pandemic and benefits from a raft of new projects – including €33bn in funding under the NextGenerationEU programme – the country is ripe for international investment. Among those leading the way is Eurobank, which has launched the country’s first segment dedicated to overseas customers

World Finance’s Alex Katsomitros sat with Professor Michael Pettis for a conversation on the role of the dollar as the global reserve currency, the US exorbitant privilege (or burden), and the difficult choices China will soon have to make about its economic future

The pandemic will continue to affect the world economy in 2021 and 2022. The focus will be on economic recovery, while underlying megatrends are reinforced

The World Trade Organisation faces a series of challenges, from vaccine nationalism to carbon tariffs and rising US-China trade tensions. Can it adapt to the post-pandemic era?

Gibraltar gets the green light for market access to financial services as set out in the EU-UK Withdrawal Agreement. A proposal for wholesale and retail access to Gibraltar-licensed firms could sweeten the deal

Sweden’s controversial COVID-19 strategy makes for an interesting case study. But will history remember the approach as a success story or a costly failure?

Relationships are important in all walks of life and countries now need to ensure the business supply chains for rare and essential minerals are secured

The swift, sudden arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic has affected every aspect of our working lives. As we look ahead to an uncertain future, innovation will surely be the key to success for businesses of all sizes