Pension reform, banking markets, climate, TikTok… News for Friday, March 17th
This Friday, the day after the activation of Article 49.3, the executive branch is under pressure from its opposition in parliament and the popular protest that seems determined not to weaken it. On Thursday evening, several thousand demonstrators gathered in “angry” or “rebel” in different cities, demonstrations punctuated by tensions and events.
– A respite in banking markets On Friday, the European Central Bank raised its key interest rate
Asian markets rose again on Friday, relieved like Europe and Wall Street the day before by support measures for Credit Suisse and US banks and a reassuring message from the European Central Bank (ECB).
– Climate: What does the IPCC’s roadmap for a ‘livable’ future say?
The IPCC report reiterates that all solutions “imply rapid, deep and in most cases immediate reductions in greenhouse gas emissions across all sectors.”
– TikTok: New Zealand bans the app on MPs’ devices
The New Zealand government is following the country along with other Western countries that have taken similar measures. The TikTok ban will go into effect at the end of March.
– Go Sport takeover: Intersport boss defends his ‘ambitious industrial project’
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