Vivienne Walt

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Barcelona: The most wired city in the world

By Vivienne Walt

Margrethe Vestager, the European Union?s commissioner for competition, in Washington, April 16, 2015.

The bureaucrat who has tech terrified

By Vivienne Walt

neon google sign

Google’s legal woes in Europe might only just be beginning

By Vivienne Walt

Syriza Government Hampers Expansion Of Chinese Run Port Of Pireaus

China’s next target? A strategic Greek shipping port

By Vivienne Walt

FRANCE-GERMANY-SPAIN-AVIATION-ACCIDENT

Co-pilot of Germanwings jet ‘deliberately’ crashed plane into mountainside

By Vivienne Walt

Greece's newly-appointed PM Tsipras leaves the Presidential Mansion after his swearing-in ceremony as Greece's first leftist prime minister in Athens

Greek prime minister on his country’s debt crisis: Don’t worry—we got this

By Vivienne Walt

Smoke rises after an airstrike hit Maitiga airport early Thursday morning, in Tripoli

Big oil companies in the cross fire as Libyan violence erupts

By Vivienne Walt

Saudi soldiers march during Abdullah's Sword military drill in Hafar Al-Batin, near the border with Kuwait

How secure is the Middle East?

By Erika Fry and Vivienne Walt

Luxembourg: Tough times for a favorite tax haven

By Vivienne Walt

The Eiffel Tower seen on the screen of a cellphone in Paris,

Uber wins French court battle, but still fights global war

By Vivienne Walt

Hoshyar Zebari

Iraq’s big Kurdish oil deal

By Vivienne Walt

FRANCE-COMPANY-TOTAL

Total’s new CEO has some very big shoes to fill

By Vivienne Walt

RUSSIA-BUSINESS-POLITICS-LEBEDEV

Is it ‘do svidanya’ for Russia and the West? One businessman thinks so

By Vivienne Walt

Russia's Putin

Cold War on Business: The Putin Paradox

By Vivienne Walt

Scotland Decides - The Result Of the Scottish Referendum On Independence Is Announced

Scotland’s ‘No’ vote: the U.K. takes stock

By Vivienne Walt

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