Ongoing demonstrations dubbed the Flamingo Revolution in Tirana highlight public anger over mega-resort projects backed by foreign capital, drawing international attention to Balkan development controversies.

Uzbekistan’s national insurance regulator has temporarily revoked Kapital Sug’urta’s operating license, halting new insurance contracts effective late August.

Sixty years ago, in August 1966, the surreal comedy 'Who Wants to Kill Jessie?' premiered in Czechoslovak cinemas. The film, a collaboration between director Václav Vorlíček and screenwriter Miloš Macourek, is being revisited for its enduring legacy.

Ilirika is expanding its operations to Zagreb with the aim of strengthening the Croatian capital market. This strategic move seeks to enhance financial market development in Croatia.

Serbian Minister Boris Bratina sent a letter to the owner of Alpac Capital, the new owner of N1, Nova, Danas, and Radar, which has been widely condemned by media associations as unacceptable political pressure on independent media outlets.

The European Board for Media Services is forming an ad hoc expert group to review the sale of United Group media outlets to Portuguese company Alpak Capital and the subsequent change of directors.

Serbian furniture manufacturer Simpo issued 2.84 billion dinars in bonds to increase capital, converting its tax and contribution debts to the Republic of Serbia into equity, effectively having the state cover its losses.

Unions representing N1, Forbes, Nova.rs, and Radar in Serbia have condemned the manner in which Portuguese company Alpak Kapital is taking over their media outlets, stating they will not accept journalism becoming anyone's prey.

Bondholders of the national airline airBaltic approved the capitalization of interest payments on their bonds during a meeting on Monday, August 17.

An investor describes China's economic model as a raw form of capitalism that would be difficult to survive in Europe, characterizing it as a complex 'hybrid model' rather than a simple mix of state subsidies and cheap labor.

German industrial conglomerate Thyssenkrupp is planning a capital markets day in the autumn to provide updates on the restructuring progress of its steel division and to seek new investors.

Polish author Dorota Masłowska's novel 'Im Paradies' imaginatively portrays a world torn between East and West, reflecting on the complexities of capitalism and poverty.

The Swiss Council of States has postponed its decision on UBS's capital question, with debate ongoing within the Economic Affairs Committee regarding the future role of AT1 bonds.

Austrian companies plan significant investments in the coming years, which initially sounds positive for the country's economy, but the situation is complicated as many jobs are expected to move abroad despite the capital remaining in Austria.

An article discusses the interplay between politics and large capital in Lithuania, exploring the country's prospects from an economic perspective.

An article discusses how capital frequently influences the selection of performers at festivals, suggesting that anti-war activism, anti-capitalist, and environmental calls should be more strongly integrated into festival programming.

The Bank of Lithuania has mandated electronic money institution "Verified Payments" to restore its capital adequacy by October of this year.

The Lithuanian cabinet approved a decision to allocate nearly 24.57 million euros from the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) for the capital increase of the national development bank ILTE, reducing the portion from state budget funds.

Zoran Stojiljković, in an analysis for Demostat, characterized Serbia as a state of political capitalism, captured by political and business elites who control society and leave it without real social and political alternatives.

The Federal Ministry of Finance in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has initiated a public debate on draft laws concerning capital markets and virtual asset service providers.

A July survey indicates that Péter Magyar could easily exhaust his political capital. Analysts suggest that his current approach might lead to a rapid decline in his political influence.

Lithuanian-capital wholesale company "Sakalas," which acquired Latvian wholesaler "Futurus Food" last year, is looking to strengthen its position by acquiring a company in Estonia, where it sees growth opportunities.

Two galleries in Budapest are hosting exhibitions that explore the complex issues of conscious online presence and highlight the dangers of digitalization through contemporary art.

A recent CNN poll indicates that an increasing number of Americans are expressing disappointment with capitalism in the United States.

New polls indicate a significant drop in confidence in capitalism across the United States, even among Republicans, with a growing sentiment that the system is rigged in favor of the wealthy.

Young people from Serbia achieved top results in a European competition, highlighting their knowledge and skills. This success was supported by the UniCredit Foundation, emphasizing the importance of education.

A commentary argues that the canton of Zurich should stop penalizing retirees with high taxes on pension fund withdrawals, as this affects even those with small savings and can drive taxpayers out of the canton.

Zurich residents pay significantly more taxes on pension fund withdrawals than in other cantons, and the government has rejected an initiative demanding lower rates, despite the finance director's support for a reduction.

Danish businessman Asger Aamund discusses the significant increase in housing prices in Copenhagen and argues against blaming capitalists for market inequality.

A discussion on capitalism and the future of society was opened at Trg pjesnika (Poets' Square) in Montenegro, featuring Peović. The event aimed to explore various perspectives on economic systems and societal development.

While Cuba is exploring capitalism, a significant majority of Americans under 30 hold a positive view of socialism, prompting discussions on how this trend developed and what it implies.

Germany's nuclear waste fund, Kenfo, is being presented as a potential model for how a mandatory capital pension system could function, simplifying discussions for the coalition government.

The National Assembly of the Republic of Srpska approved the sale of 30 percent of the shares in the strategic company 'Orao' from Bijeljina to Belgrade's 'Glotek' for 13 million KM, bypassing a public tender.

A country experienced a gross capital outflow of 1.35 billion euros through foreign direct investments in the first four months of the year, marking a 12% increase compared to the same period in 2025.

The article discusses the concept of universal AI capitalism, particularly in the context of Sam Altman's ideas.

Companies are increasingly seeking a balance between the cost of capital, speed of access to funds, and financing flexibility, as waiting for the cheapest capital can lead to lost business opportunities.

China is actively combating increasing capital flight, which often occurs through complex channels, with authorities implementing strict measures to prevent further pressure on the Yuan.

An interactive calculator demonstrates how much can be withdrawn from a retirement portfolio invested in world stock ETFs without losing capital, depending on assets, returns, and duration.

An article discusses the potential for the state and financial industry to be seen as financing criminal networks, suggesting a need for a different perspective on their roles.

Marking 250 years of the USA, a premium article discusses Elon Musk's Tesla as a disruptor in the automotive industry, following Henry Ford, and its unique position among IT giants in the race for autonomous driving.

Danish author Asta Olivia Nordenhof's 'Scandinavian Star' series is lauded for its powerful language and critical examination of capitalism.

Heidi Reichinnek, co-chair of Die Linke, has adopted a raccoon as part of her party's TikTok strategy, aiming to connect with a younger audience.

The Cuban government has unveiled its most extensive economic reforms in decades, signaling a move towards capitalism and sparking optimism among Cuban exiles.

The second episode of the 'Cultural Work' podcast, a collaboration between 'Dnevnik' and 'Kapital' focusing on art and culture, features director, choreographer, screenwriter, and producer Kosta Karakashyan as a special guest during Pride month.

Venture capital funds from Silicon Valley are increasingly investing in high-tech sectors like biotech, robotics, space, and quantum computing, significantly benefiting Swiss startups.

Under pressure from the US blockade and a severe economic and social crisis, Cuban authorities have initiated the introduction of a capitalist-market economic system, opening up to foreign capital, following the political-economic models of China and Vietnam.

Europeans reportedly have a traditional aversion to capital markets, which is seen as detrimental, though Austria is showing some progress in this area.

The German Pension Commission has completed its work, recommending the introduction of a new capital-based pension system and an increase in the retirement age, with the proposals now available to the F.A.Z. for review.

Shortly after its successful stock market debut, SpaceX plans to borrow new funds from the capital market, having briefly surpassed Amazon in market value.

Cuba is reportedly opening its economy to capitalist principles, signaling a shift in its long-standing economic policies.

Differences in viewpoints have emerged between the Slovenian President and the new government, particularly concerning core values. The President emphasized non-partisan values, while others focused on political capital.

Ljudmil Daskalov discusses the absence of regulation for data centers in Bulgaria, identifying it as a significant issue in a podcast for Kapital Green.

Concert reviews indicate that Metallica's live performances continue to be strong, with critics noting that the band is still living its prime rather than just reminiscing about it. This suggests their enduring appeal and energetic stage presence.

Investors are awaiting news on dividends as Norwegian energy giant Equinor's cash reserves grow ahead of its upcoming Capital Markets Day.

The Swiss Federal Council and UBS are at odds over the bank's capital requirements, with a new compromise proposal from parliament focusing on crisis bonds, potentially offering milder conditions for UBS.

Concerns are being raised that American capitalism is facing an impending crisis, described as being on the verge of an apocalypse. This suggests a critical assessment of the current state and future prospects of the economic system.

The Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency (Hanfa) and the State Attorney's Office (DORH) have signed an agreement on cooperation. This partnership aims to enhance efforts in combating money laundering and capital market fraud.

The rapid growth of artificial intelligence companies is creating an enormous demand for capital, potentially leading to a liquidity drain in financial markets, evidenced by Bitcoin's struggles, private market fund limitations, and Nasdaq's recent downturn.

Companies Grinda and Vilniaus Vandenys announced the completion of the first phase of major renovation work on the historic Trakų Street in Vilnius, which included repairing the section from Vokiečių to Pranciškonų streets and updating water and sewage networks.

Danish author Asta Olivia Nordenhof discussed her 'Scandinavian Star' novel series, explaining how she views the murder case at its core as a 'capitalist catastrophe' and seeks a literary form to address the excesses of capitalism.

AI company DeepSeek has successfully raised billions in new funding, indicating significant investor confidence in its growth and future projects.

Tivat, Montenegro, is transforming from a mono-polar urban economy reliant on a single project like Porto Montenegro into a multi-centric hub for premium capital on the Adriatic. This marks a new phase in Montenegro's success as a luxury destination.

A German article explores the Charlie Hebdo attack, suggesting connections between religious violence, global capitalism, and the perceived alliance between parts of the left and Islamism.

En dansk kommentator argumenterer for, at USA har finpudset det kapitalistiske æstetiske ydre, mens Danmark faktisk er mere kapitalistisk i sin kerne end ofte antaget.

Investigations reveal how criminal capital has infiltrated Albania's tourism sector in Ksamil, exploiting institutional weaknesses and oversight failures.

Left-wing activists are targeting liberal think tanks aligned with the Austrian School of National Economics, accusing them of proximity to right-wing extremism, which is seen as driven by blind anti-capitalism.

A Swedish authority on AI and jobs warns that the technology makes people more busy, not more innovative, and that world governments are investing in the wrong solutions, potentially threatening the 'fundamental engine of capitalism'.

Morningstar reports on Kontron AG shares following a capital reduction, identified by the ticker KTRNF.

Media unions and the International Press Institute (IPI) have expressed growing concern over the takeover of ANN by Alpak Kapital, fearing that journalism will become a pawn in corporate interests. They assert that they will not accept journalism being exploited by any entity.

Marking 250 years since its publication, Adam Smith's "The Wealth of Nations" is explored for its surprising insights into subsidies and independence within the cultural sector under capitalism.

A new draft law on corporate profit tax in Serbia appears to abolish long-standing tax privileges for large capital, but in practice, it grants investors a transitional period until 2037, delaying effective measures against profit outflow until EU accession.

List Danas, N1, Nova i Radar dobili su svi novog zajedničkog direktora, jer je vlasnik kompanije Alpak kapital Pedro Vargas Santos David i zvanično upisan u Agenciji za privredne registre (APR).

Vokietijos kapitalo įmonė „Homanit Lietuva“ nuo kitų metų laikinai stabdys veiklą Lietuvoje.

The arrival of American fuel in Cuba is being seen as a sign of capitalism making its way to the island nation.

An article explores the influential 20th-century architect Le Corbusier, highlighting his lack of concern for social issues and his willingness to serve both capitalist and authoritarian regimes.

Intel has successfully increased its capital raise, securing approximately $20 billion, exceeding initial plans due to strong demand and boosting confidence in its AI expansion efforts.

The Serbian state founded a limited liability company, 'Sava Properties 2026,' on July 30, with its initial capital comprising plots and facilities within the Belgrade Fair grounds, valued at 13.6 billion dinars.

Tech companies are pushing capitalism to a new level, prompting a call for politicians and citizens to jointly resist their growing influence.

A German magazine explores whether artificial intelligence will render human labor obsolete, potentially leading to the end of capitalism as predicted by Karl Marx. The article discusses the fears of the middle class, the profits of tech bosses, and the danger to democracy.

A commentary highlights Novo Nordisk's 4.0% growth compared to Eli Lilly's 48%, examining how the Danish pharmaceutical giant's ownership structure, caught between Danish foundation capitalism and American stock market capitalism, may both protect and hinder its expansion.

A guest commentary discusses that while not all capital withdrawals from pension funds are ill-advised, those who consume their retirement capital or invest it unfavorably risk falling into the supplementary benefits system later.

An analysis highlights the issue of negative yields on public capital in Serbia, using the case of Putevi Srbije (Roads of Serbia) to illustrate challenges in asset management and long-term financial obligations.

Under President Trump, the US is adopting state capitalism, including interventions and nationalizations, to compete with China in the power struggle over AI and raw materials, with the EU also aligning with this approach.

Iz Vlade Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine saopćili su da su na današnjoj sjednici odobrili 20 miliona KM za dokapitalizaciju Razvojne banke FBiH.

Balša Špadijer, Secretary for Financial Affairs and Budget Analysis of Podgorica, announced that the city has achieved 57% of planned revenues, totaling 95 million euros. He expects stable finances for August and an intensified realization of capital investments.

An article argues that artificial intelligence is crucial for future defense, but dangerous misconceptions about building strategic technological capability are not benefiting Sweden, urging against venture capital control over security policy.

Stefan Simić iz Pokreta slobodnih građana rekao je, uoči sednice Skupštine Grada, da nije sporno da privatnici u ovom gradu treba da rade, ali da Grad

The Slovenian state budget is experiencing a significant boost from record tax revenues on dividends, interest, and rental income, indicating a growing number of citizens living off capital.

While the Austrian government's planned start-up fund faces delays, an increasing influx of foreign investors is providing crucial capital to rescue Austrian start-ups.

Charlotte Mansson, a top strategist at BlackRock, asserts that climate investments are not declining, emphasizing that the massive energy demands of artificial intelligence are driving the climate agenda.

Aleksandar Radivojević, one of the most renowned screenwriters in the Balkans and globally, presents his directorial debut, exploring the theme that capitalists rule both in heaven and on Earth.

An analysis suggests that Sweden's capitalist system is outperforming that of the USA, indicating a discrepancy between international perception, Swedes' self-image, and reality.

Russian oligarchs with close ties to the Kremlin have begun a massive relocation of their capital outside Russia, signaling growing uncertainty about the country's economic future.

After a mixed year for board games, this particular title has emerged as a pleasant surprise, captivating players with its mechanics on how to accumulate wealth within a capitalist framework.

Germany's state fund, Kenfo, which achieved a 6.2 percent return last year, is being considered to manage the capital pensions for up to 35 million employees.

The German government plans to introduce a capital pension as part of the statutory pension system. Discussions are underway regarding whether Kenfo or Bundesbank will be responsible for managing the investments, as both institutions have relevant experience.

Top executives in Danish private equity funds have accumulated personal fortunes in the billions over recent years, with some critics suggesting they have an easy game, while industry director Søren Pind argues they have greatly benefited Denmark.

Sociologist Dražen Lalić discussed football as a global social phenomenon on N1 television, highlighting how the World Cup reflects the power of politics, capital, and American values.

Companies are increasingly seeking a balance between the cost of capital, speed of access to funds, and financing flexibility in their funding strategies.

According to 'The Banker,' AikBank has been ranked among the top 10 banks worldwide for its capital growth performance.

The director of the German Equity Institute warns against burdening the new state capital pension fund with excessive ESG requirements and forcing domestic investments, stating that returns must remain the priority.

The Swiss National Bank (SNB) has backed the Federal Council's demands regarding UBS capitalization, advocating for foreign subsidiaries to be fully backed by hard equity, a measure also supported by the International Monetary Fund last week.

Montenegro's Ministry of Finance reported that budget revenues continued to grow in the first five months of 2026, exceeding planned targets. Capital investments also saw an increase during this period.

Several conservative figures are reportedly distancing themselves from the Republican Party, signaling a potential fracturing of the MAGA movement and a shift in conservative political alignment.

The total value of state-controlled companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange has doubled from 240.6 billion PLN to 480.7 billion PLN during the 2.5 years of Donald Tusk's government, growing significantly faster than the market.

A new proposal suggests that everyone should benefit from capital market returns for their retirement, indicating that investing in stocks can be helpful for pension funds.

BOSQAR INVEST has successfully completed the largest recapitalization in Croatian history, raising 150 million euros. Investor interest exceeded the offering, and the capital will be utilized for acquisitions and further growth.

Unior has begun the process of checking interest for a capital increase.

This article discusses strategies for strengthening the financial power of Europe and the region within the capital markets by 2026.

Nobel laureate Elfriede Jelinek's new work, 'Unter Tieren,' features animals speaking about the underworld of capitalist machinations, offering a counter-narrative to unchecked markets with an unsparing and far-from-innocent tone.

Elfriede Jelinek's 'Unter Tieren' presents an economic comedy from an animal's perspective, while Ingeborg Bachmann and Hans Werner Henze denazify 'Prinzen von Homburg', both exploring themes of war and capitalism.

The 'Care Matters' exhibition at the Albertina in Vienna explores issues of housework, motherhood, and elder care through feminist art. Spanning five decades, the exhibition highlights the increasing discussion around reproductive labor, such as household work.

Igor Rattaj, head of Tatry mountain resorts, reflects on Slovakia's 'wild 90s' as 'childhood diseases of capitalism' and discusses the zoning of the Tatras as a good compromise for tourism and nature protection, while criticizing what he sees as envy towards the successful and wealthy.

Swedish steel company Stegra is nearing a financing agreement, which is expected to create thousands of new construction jobs but also likely lead to further project delays.

Articles discuss the perceived failure of capitalism, highlighting issues such as the rise of oligarchs, societal chaos, and the struggle for basic survival. The system is described as having run its course, leading to significant global challenges.

Five years after its establishment in Lithuania, gambling operator '7bet' is expanding abroad, investing 15 million euros and having recently secured a license to operate in the UK.

A discussion questions whether Norway's ambition to establish a financial center stronger than those in Mauritius and Casablanca is overly ambitious.

Despite its small size, Moldova is increasingly attracting foreign investment, establishing itself as a significant draw for international capital. This trend suggests a growing economic appeal for the country.

A protest was held on 'Dëshmorët e Kombit' boulevard in Albania, criticizing the monetarist system of Milton Friedman and its global consequences.

An article explores the crisis within private equity funds and the potential for private loans to become a new challenge for American finances. It also highlights the disruptive effect of artificial intelligence on various industries, particularly software companies.

Many aspiring homeowners in Germany are finding their dreams thwarted by a lack of sufficient equity. This financial barrier is a significant obstacle in the current housing market.

German press reports indicate that Serbia is becoming a crucial conduit for Chinese capital entering Europe, while also noting a stagnation in EU integration and the prosperity of businesses close to the authorities.

This article argues against the common belief that artificial intelligence inherently leads to greater work efficiency, labeling it as a significant conceptual error. It suggests a critical re-evaluation of AI's practical benefits in the workplace.

Maersk's chief analyst has warned that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz due to attacks on Iran represents one of the biggest crises in the history of capitalism.

Bulgarian media outlets 'Dnevnik' and 'Kapital' have launched a new podcast titled 'Cultural Work,' aiming to highlight Bulgarian culture, authors, artists, achievements, and trends.

Nikola Avramović, director for financial consulting at Alvarez & Marsal, stated that expecting foreign capital to solve Serbia's problems is a 'fairy tale,' as foreign investors are primarily driven by profit.

Prominent Slovenian author Vinko Möderndorfer warns that Slovenians voted for their own state but not for brutal turbocapitalism, suggesting a disconnect between the nation's aspirations and its economic reality.

Media conglomerate Alpak Capital has received official clearance to purchase major broadcasting networks N1 and Nova in Bosnia and Herzegovina, marking a significant consolidation in the regional media landscape.

The state and artificial intelligence are increasingly competing for the same capital, highlighting a growing tension in investment priorities. This dynamic raises questions about future economic landscapes and resource allocation.

Danish company Ønskeskyen has secured a capital injection of 100 million kroner.

Lithuanian businesses are increasingly opting for equipment rental over ownership, as they prioritize avoiding capital freezing and evaluate the true costs and utilization rates of machinery.

A report details how China's new control strategy is squeezing Italian family capitalism, with fears of technology transfer and espionage replacing the previous welcome for Chinese state corporations as saviors, exemplified by the battle over yacht builder Ferretti.

Questions have been raised regarding how Serbian President Vučić seemingly knew in advance that the new owner, Alpak Kapital, would alter the editorial policy of the media outlets it acquired. This has led to scrutiny over potential political influence on media independence.

Minister Bratina has sent an open letter to Pedro Vargas David, the owner of Alpak Kapital. The content of the letter addresses matters concerning Alpak Kapital.

German-owned Homanit Lietuva is suspending production in Pagiriai, Lithuania, following concerns raised by a vice-minister regarding the factory's close proximity to residential areas. The proximity of industrial facilities to settlements has been identified as a potential source of tension.

The owner of Alpac Capital, Pedro Vargas Santos David, was registered as the CEO of all of Adria News Networks (ANN) independent media outlets, United

The defense team for Tyler Robinson, accused of murdering conservative activist Charlie Kirk, is arguing against the death penalty, claiming the defendant only targeted the intended victim.

An investment strategy involving borrowed money has led to successful fund performance. This approach is highlighted as a smart method for capital accumulation.

Lukas Enzersdorfer-Konrad, CEO of European crypto company Bitpanda, discusses Bitcoin, the profile of cryptocurrency buyers, and the company's plans for an IPO, advising investors to only use capital they can afford to lose.

The Serbian state has founded a new limited liability construction company, 'Sava Properties 2026,' with its initial capital comprising plots and facilities at the Belgrade Fair.

Journalist and author Elfriede Hammerl discusses her novel 'Gespräche, die ich nie geführt habe,' touching upon women who repeatedly start anew and the complex desire for dependence, emphasizing the importance of financial independence.

The third edition of the 'Horizonti kapitala' (Capital Horizons) conference is once again bringing together leading representatives from the financial sector, business community, investors, and decision-makers from the region in Sarajevo.

A weekly newsletter from 'Kapital' summarizes key retail news in Bulgaria, including the end of dual pricing, consumer shopping habits, and the establishment of a new ice cream factory near Elin Pelin.

Extensive renovation work has commenced on Jogailos Street in the center of Vilnius, Lithuania, which will include the addition of a new bicycle path.

Starting next August, banks and credit unions operating in Lithuania will face an increased countercyclical capital buffer (CCyB) rate of 1.25%, a 0.25 percentage point rise from the current rate.

A report on capital expenditures and financing for the past year in Bijelo Polje is soon to be presented to councilors, revealing that only a third of the capital budget was realized.

The Lithuanian-capital real estate development company PORTUM is entering Croatia, announcing a new phase of activity and initial investments totaling 7.7 million euros. The first phase of development includes acquiring land and constructing two modern business complexes in Zagreb and Varaždin.

An article argues that the current era of "predatory capitalism" necessitates a different kind of leadership to address contemporary challenges.

Recent polls indicate a rising number of Americans are expressing disillusionment with capitalism.

Montenegro's Minister of Public Works, Majda Adžović, is set to sign an intergovernmental agreement in Washington with the US government for cooperation on strategic projects, including the Adriatic-Ionian corridor, energy, and the Port of Bar.

Tax obligations on dividends, interest, and rental income are rapidly filling the state coffers, indicating that an increasing number of Slovenians are living off capital.

A weekly retail newsletter from Kapital summarizes key events in the sector, including the KZC's approval of the "Prestige" deal, T MARKET's closure of its online store, and Uber's planned acquisition of Glovo.

An investment guide for 2026 advises on capital allocation amidst global uncertainties, including geopolitical shocks, Middle East crises, oil price volatility, central bank interest rate decisions, AI breakthroughs, and inflation battles.

German economic historian Werner Plumpe argues that while capitalism is not inherently benevolent, it fosters freedom and benefits the poor, despite the social inequality it entails.

Katarina Peović presented her book of essays, 'The End of Capitalism?', at the XL Grad Teatar festival's literary program on Trg pjesnika. Dr. Marijan Krivak moderated the evening.

Norwegian financial expert Hallgeir Kvadsheim discusses strategies for purchasing a home with little or no personal equity, outlining the advantages and disadvantages of various home-buying models.

A new book by John Cassidy compiles 250 years of criticism against materialism and profit-seeking in capitalism, illustrating how the system has often grown stronger through the challenges posed by its sharpest opponents.

A historian has written a book that uses the journey of a single freighter to illustrate the major upheavals of the past 50 years, from the oil crisis to the excesses of neoliberalism.

The German government plans to introduce a capital pension as part of the statutory pension system, leading to discussions about whether Kenfo or Bundesbank should manage the capital investment.

An analysis in Austria shows that taxes on consumption and labor have increased significantly more than taxes on capital and property in recent decades, disproportionately affecting lower-income earners.

A new film by the director of 'Cold War' features Thomas Mann examining both sides of post-war Germany. The narrative explores the challenges of rebuilding and finding a positive path forward for the nation.

Swedish capital company Evolution is set to open a new office in Vilnius this autumn, with plans to employ up to 1,200 workers.

Significant archaeological sites from prehistory, antiquity, and the Middle Ages in Montenegro have been researched under the leadership of the Republic Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments of Montenegro.

An analysis explores why wealth grows disproportionately through capital rather than labor, explaining why the super-rich often pay less tax than employees and suggesting potential reforms.

A German article discusses whether capital-based pensions can secure higher retirement payments and stimulate economic growth, referencing the Mackenroth-Theorem.

Nobel laureate Elfriede Jelinek's new book features animals reflecting on the human economic system. The work is characterized as playful yet sharply critical of capitalism.

Former 'Vampire Diaries' co-stars Nina Dobrev and Paul Wesley are reuniting to star in a new drama titled 'You Deserve To Know,' which is in development at Hulu. This project marks a significant reunion for the popular on-screen duo.

Germany is discussing the benefits of a capital pension as part of a new pension package. The debate focuses on what a capital pension would offer to retirees.

A commentary argues that Cuba's pivot towards state capitalism, replacing its failed tropical socialism, comes too late and remains dependent on the goodwill of the USA, lacking individual freedoms for true prosperity.

Under pressure from the US blockade and a deep economic and social crisis, Cuban authorities have initiated the introduction of a capitalist market economic system, modeled after China and Vietnam.

A German pension commission has officially presented proposals to invest a portion of pension contributions in capital markets, a model similar to Sweden's. The recommendations, intended to lead to pension reform next year, are already facing significant resistance from employers and trade unions.

Lithuanian investment company Invalda INVL has increased its share capital after employees acquired newly issued company shares.

IMF Chief Kristalina Georgieva stated in Vienna that a unified European capital market is no longer just important but 'existential' for the economic future of the European Union.

A German article discusses the capital market outlook, noting good stock market sentiment despite a sluggish economy, and increasing criticism from banks towards political policies.

The CEO of the Vienna Stock Exchange has issued a warning that the full potential of the capital market remains unutilized. He emphasized the need to leverage this untapped capacity for economic benefit.

Controversial businessman Bogoljub Karić, who amassed wealth during the Milošević regime, is being questioned about a potential return to the Serbian political scene, with critics labeling him a 'Trojan horse' for 'dirty capital'.

Danish politician Peter Hummelgaard has undergone an ideological shift, moving away from his previous criticisms of tax cuts and warnings against 'sick capitalism.' He now acknowledges a change in his perspective.

This discussion focuses on critical aspects of housing, including housing policy, real estate markets, capital investment, and infrastructure development. These elements are crucial for understanding the broader economic and social landscape.

The high demand for computing power and storage for Artificial Intelligence is leading to significant capital requirements, causing two technology companies' stocks to fall on the exchange.

Paulius Grigas, head and owner of KRS, has denied widespread speculation that his prominent public appearances and advertisements in Vilnius are part of an upcoming election campaign.

Despite being one of the fastest-growing economies in the EU with significant savings, Poland's domestic companies have low capitalization on the stock exchange, prompting calls for a capital market overhaul.

Thin capitalization, often involving loans from parent companies, presents challenges for businesses as interest on such loans may not be tax-deductible beyond certain limits.

The reconstruction and equipping of the 'Lužani' kindergarten, the largest in Sarajevo Canton, has been completed in Ilidža, with local officials visiting the site.

Them Andelsmejeri, a Danish dairy cooperative, has been acquired by a private equity fund, with the board chairman expressing satisfaction with the new ownership.

A weekly retail newsletter from "Kapital" summarizes key sector news in Bulgaria, including discussions on KZC, prices, a surge in electric vehicles, and a specific deal for the Galleria Burgas mall.

An investment forum titled "Serbia as a Destination for Swedish Capital" took place in Belgrade, bringing together leading business figures, institutional representatives, and legal experts from both countries to discuss economic and legal framework improvements.

Der amerikanische Tech-Unternehmer siedelt nach Buenos Aires über. Er sucht seit Jahren verbissen nach einem sicheren Hafen.

The SVP party is accused by other parties of shamelessly and perfidiously exploiting a knife attack in Winterthur for political gain, intensifying the debate around the 10-million initiative.

The Vienna Festival Weeks are facing controversy regarding their funding and the content of some performances. Questions have been raised about the use of taxpayer money and a play that linked global capital to the Charlie Hebdo attack.