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Capital One Sees Charge-Off Rates Reaching Pre-Pandemic Levels BY PYMNTS | JULY 20, 2023 | Consumers are spending more on their cards — and delinquency rates are creeping up. To that end, Capital One’s company materials show that the allowance for losses in its credit card portfolio was just under $11 billion, representing a 7.7% ratio,...

Live TV Latest audio Latest videos POLITICS US: Trump grand jury meets on possible Jan. 6 indictment Aparna Ramamurthy 8 hours ago8 hours ago An aide to Donald Trump is testifying as a witness before a grand jury that will decide whether to indict the former president in connection with the storming of the US Capitol. Trump himself is not expected to testify. https://p.dw.com/p/4UCN2 Republican presidential candidate former...

CONFLICTSUKRAINE Ukraine updates: Russia targets Ukrainian ports Published 23 hours agoPublished 23 hours agolast updated 7 hours agolast updated 7 hours ago Russia has targeted the ports of Odesa and Mykolaiv after threatening cargo vessels traveling to Ukraine. Kyiv has also said that ships heading for Russian ports could be considered military cargo carriers. DW has more. https://p.dw.com/p/4U9SC The grain terminal at the port...

POLITICSINDIA India can't stay neutral on Ukraine war — Germany's Habeck Louis Oelofse 9 hours ago9 hours ago German Economy Minister Robert Habeck told DW Germany seeks closer economic and business corporation with India, but added New Delhi "can't stay neutral" on Ukraine. https://p.dw.com/p/4UCA6 Germany's Vice-Chancellor and Economy Minister Robert Habeck at Safdarjung's Tomb in New Delhi, on of the stops on his trip to...

Back to homepage / Americas Washington fears mistreatment of US soldier held by North Korea The United States fears an American soldier held by North Korea may be mistreated by Pyongyang, which has yet to respond to inquiries about his fate, officials said Thursday. Issued on: 21/07/2023 - 00:31 2 min A North Korean soldier stands guard at their guard post in this picture...

Back to homepage / Africa GLOBAL HISTORY Soviet spies in Africa: How the KGB expanded Russian influence during the Cold War Russian influence in Africa has deep historical roots, from supporting an attempted coup in Ghana to spreading fake political news in Algeria and training African fighters in Crimea. FRANCE 24 looks back on four little-known Soviet operations aimed at furthering Russian...

Back to homepage / Americas July likely to be warmest month on record, says NASA scientist July 2023 will probably be the world's hottest month in "hundreds, if not thousands, of years," top NASA climatologist Gavin Schmidt said Thursday. Issued on: 21/07/2023 - 03:20 1 min A man cools himself down with water from a water fountain during one of the hottest days of...

Lion on the loose: Big cat sighting triggers feline frenzy in Berlin Graphic showing a lioness sitting in Berlin By Euronews with AFP • Updated: 20/07/2023 - 15:04 "I fear for my two dachshunds... ideal food for a lion," one local told reporters. Police are hunting for a lioness on the outskirts of Berlin, after members of the public...

Ethical and sustainable banks need the EU to level the playing field The Euro sculpture photographed with zoom is seen in front of the European Central Bank in Frankfurt, 2005 By Daniel Sorrosal, Secretary General, FEBEA • Updated: 19/07/2023 - 21:41 The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not represent in any way the...

Why are new cars designed and tested with only male bodies in mind? Test dummies are based on the "average" male from the 1970s. By Geraldine Herbert • Updated: 09/05/2023 Women are far more likely to be severely injured or die in a frontal crash than men. The way we test car safety may have something to do with it. Cars...

Is Generation Z really shunning cars and driving? Is Generation Z falling out of love with cars? By Geraldine Herbert • Updated: 24/05/2023 The hardest hit by school closures and job losses in the COVID pandemic, Gen Z lacks the earning potential or upward mobility as previous generations. It seems like cars are falling out of favour. Passenger car registrations in...

Fasten your seat belts. Turbulence during flights is getting more severe due to climate change Turbulence during flights is getting worse as the climate changes By Luke Hurst • Updated: 09/06/2023 Flights are getting bumpier as the climate changes, scientists have revealed. Flyers have been experiencing a bumpier ride as the climate has changed and it is only set to continue...

VivaTech 2023: From air scooters to tiny cars, these 5 companies are rethinking how we travel These companies are rethinking mobility at VivaTech By Luke Hurst • Updated: 16/06/2023 Mobility is a key theme at VivaTech in Paris - and there is no shortage of innovative companies vying to change the future of travel for people and things. Mobility is one...

‘Ice worlds’ study finds there are more water worlds out there than previously thought n this undated photo released by the China National Space Administration, a view of the planet Mars is captured by China's Tianwen-1 Mars probe from a distance of 2.2m km. By Giulia Carbonaro • Updated: 18/07/2023 Scientists estimate that one rocky planet per star in our...