Europe

Elections and a deteriorating economy could push Greece’s rating upgrade to the latter half of the year

Some of the Visegrad Four states may not be able to meet their stepped-up NATO defence spending pledges

Raising sell-off risks, the views of markets and central banks diverge sharply on inflation and interest rates

The UK National Cyber Security Centre has warned of a major phishing campaign by Russian and Iranian state actors

In contrast to most EU countries, inflation looks set to accelerate in France over the next few months

Western pressure on Kosovo and the Russia sanctions issue have exposed rifts in the governing coalition

After the latest ECB meeting, investors shifted to believing that tightening might end soon, but this may be optimistic

Japan and the United Kingdom have become the most important security partners in each other's region