Extremisms-express for unpaid rentals, what changes since May 1st
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Extremisms-express for unpaid rentals, what changes since May 1st

Since 1 May 2026 a new accelerated procedure for evictions due to unpaid rents has been applied. Payment and return orders will now be issued by certified lawyers instead of judges, according to a Justice Ministry decision. Lawyers should have four years of experience and special training, while having 20 days to issue an order. The fee is set at EUR 400 for a payment order and EUR 300 for an order to repay a lease. At the same time, the full activation of the Renter Solvency Register is expected within 2026, which will assess the consequence of tenants through crossings with ADE.

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Interest rates: Double "chamber" in 2026
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Interest rates: Double "chamber" in 2026

Households and businesses are expected to face a double interest rate increase in 2026, as the European Central Bank is projected to go up to two 0.25% each – the first by June and the second by autumn. The Euroibor interbank rate is already close to 2.1%, mainly affecting loans at a floating rate. For a $100,000 mortgage, the monthly installment is expected to increase 24-30 euros. Banking executives warn that borrowers in early years of repayment are more exposed, while deposit returns increase much slower than borrowing rates.

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Fears of energy shock: Call from IMF, World Bank and IOC - «Let energy reserves flow to markets»
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Fears of energy shock: Call from IMF, World Bank and IOC – «Let energy reserves flow to markets»

The IMF, the World Bank and the International Energy Agency have made a joint appeal to governments to avoid the accumulation of energy reserves and export restrictions, warning that the disturbance in the global energy market will deteriorate. The head of the IOC, Fatih Birol, stressed that the solution is the free movement of stocks. The IMF's Kristalina Georgieva highlighted the impact on the vulnerable countries of Asia, Africa and the Pacific. Ursula von der Leien announced that EU fossil fuel import costs increased by 22 billion euros in 44 days, while oil prices reached $100 a barrel.

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Smart glasses: Meta's devices turn you into «idiot with camera on his face»
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Smart glasses: Meta's devices turn you into «idiot with camera on his face»

Chinese firm Even Realities, based in Shenzhen, accuses Meta of turning users into «Idiots with camera on their face» through her clever glasses. CEO Will Wang argues that Meta subsidizes her Ray-Ban glasses ($300-500) to collect user data. The review comes after a lawsuit in March that accuses Meta of sending sensitive material to a Nairobi company. Even Realities G2 glasses ($600) do not have cameras and collect minimal data. Meta owns 85% of the market that grew 322% in 2025, reaching 8.7 million missions.

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