Washington Eyes Equity in Greenland Rare Earths to Break China’s Grip
The United States is weighing a direct stake in Critical Metals Corp, owner of the Tanbreez rare-earths project in southern...
October 6, 2025Section
Europe and Russia
Europe is where the old industrial order is being reordered – by an energy shock, a two-speed split between a sunlit south and an open north, trade friction and a shifting security map from Ukraine to the UK. The Rio Times covers Europe for the emerging-market reader: the economies, markets, energy transition, trade and politics that move global capital and set the terms Latin America trades on. This hub gathers our daily Europe coverage and links it to the wider Global South story.
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Portugal’s Future Hinges On Who Comes To Stay
Portugal is getting older and, unless newcomers keep arriving, smaller, says the national statistics office.
October 5, 2025
Weekly Global Economy Overview: September 28–October 5, 2025
Global markets weighed disinflation in Europe, sticky U.S. services prices, a cautious Asia rebound across the week of September 28–October...
October 5, 2025
Global Economy Briefing — October 3, 2025
Global Economy Briefing for October 3, 2025: key international market movements, trade data, and economic trends affecting Brazil and Latin...
October 4, 2025
Europe’s “Chat Control” Returns Under Danish Presidency—And Why It Matters Beyond the EU
The European Union is reviving a contentious proposal that would compel tech companies to scan private messages for child sexual
October 3, 2025
Global Economy Briefing for October 2, 2025
On October 2, China was closed for National Day. India observed Gandhi Jayanti. Trading felt thinner across Asia.
October 3, 2025
Global Economy Briefing — October 1, 2025
With China and Hong Kong closed for National Day, the center of gravity shifted to energy and inflation.
October 2, 2025
Growth Softens, Prices Don’t: Why Europe’s Data Still Point To Caution
Europe’s inflation is not melting away, but its factories are losing steam, and hat awkward mix keeps pressure on the...
October 1, 2025
Portugal’s Revised Immigration Law: A Compromise Forged After a Court Rebuke
Portugal has rewritten its immigration rulebook after the country’s Constitutional Court struck down parts of an earlier plan
October 1, 2025