World Business Report Episodes Episode guide
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The German economy looks like it's in trouble
Germany's post-Covid recovery has not gone as planned, according to a damning new report
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UK General Election called for July 4th
PM Rishi Sunak calls for a general election ahead of positive economic growth.
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UK inflation edges down, but are people feeling it?
UK inflation hit its lowest in 3 years, but remained hotter than analysts expected
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EU agrees to use Russian assets to help Ukraine
Brussels agrees to send €3bn from frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine
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EU approves landmark AI rule
European Union approves landmark rules on artificial intelligence
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What next for Iran after President Raisi's death?
Iran mourns the death of president Raisi.
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Challenges for Taiwan’s new president
William Lai has been sworn in as Taiwan’s president, following his win in January
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Boeing: Shareholders approve $33 million payout package
Boeing shareholders vote on $33 million payout for departing CEO Dave Calhoun.
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Country Garden: can the company survive?
China property giant on the verge of liquidation
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Baltimore Bridge Collapse Update
Two months on from the Baltimore road bridge collapse, why are its crew still on board?
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How close is the friendship between Russia and China?
What do Russia and China want from each other?
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President Putin in China to boost strategic ties
What’s the significance of Putin’s visit to China?
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Latvia banking chief: frozen Russian assets could help Ukraine
An exclusive interview with central bank governor Mārtiņš Kazāks
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US announces tariffs on a range of Chinese imports
President Joe Biden is putting tariffs on imports from China.
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Biden calls for raising tariffs on Chinese imports
Chinese made electric vehicles tariff raised to 100%
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Brazilian floods show little sign of slowing
Flooding in Brazil brings despair to residents and businesses alike
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Georgia protests: Will the new law harm the economy?
The protesters oppose a foreign influence bill, described by critics as the "Russia law"
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US Consumer sentiment sags to a six-month low
US Consumer sentiment sags to a six-month low over inflation and unemployment fears
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Is the UK economy out of the woods?
The UK posts stronger-than-expected growth data
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Apple faces backlash over advert
The latest iPad ad features musical instruments and books being crushed
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Air India Express cancels 85 flights
Travel chaos looms for Air India Express passengers
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Whistleblower: parts sent to Boeing had 'serious defects'
Spirit Aerosystems, Boeing's largest supplier, strongly disagrees with the allegations
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Europe eyes latest rate cut
Sweden’s central bank has cut interest rates – its governor explains why
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TikTok takes revenge
The company sues to block US law that could ban app
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Saudi’s growing deficit in the spotlight
Saudi’s economy could be facing a squeeze, after its state-oil company saw profits fall
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EU and France holds talks with Xi
What have today's talks between President Xi and President Macron achieved?
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Xi Jinping returns to Europe
The Chinese leader visits France after a five-year absence from the continent
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Israel stops trade with Turkey
Israel retaliates over Turkey halting trade
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Turkey suspends trade with Israel over Gaza
Turkey cites the "worsening humanitarian tragedy" for suspension of trade
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Turkey says it is stopping trade with Israel over the war in Gaza
Trade Ministry has said that all imports and exports will be suspended