European Union
Australia deal shows EU is ‘open for business’
Affecting sectors from agriculture to critical minerals, the trade agreement marks a big win for both sides
EU says it’s nearing a free-trade agreement with Australia
Both sides are racing to shore up economic links with like-minded partners
Asia anguishes over proposed EU Industrial Accelerator Act
As the EU signals a trade policy pivot, countries like China and Japan mull its effect on competition and business
Europe’s ‘limited responsibility’ model must go
ECB’s Christine Lagarde explained what Europe must do to secure its prosperity and sovereignty. But will European leaders heed the call?
Lagarde says ECB will do everything to keep inflation in check during Middle East war
[PARIS] The European Central Bank will do everything to keep inflation under control, despite the current surge in energy prices, its President Christine Lagarde told France 2 television on Tuesday.
Europe’s growth model is coming to an end: Eurogroup chair
The EU must mobilise capital more effectively to finance innovation and scale, says Kyriakos Pierrakakis
EU proposes ‘Made in EU’ rules for strategic sectors to limit China reliance
Critics warn the plans may lead to partners erecting trade barriers
EU does not expect immediate energy security impact from Iran conflict
Its oil coordination group will meet within 48 hours to assess the situation, a European Commission spokesperson says
‘Made in Europe’ plan’s sting in tail for Asia and the wider world
The soon-to-be-finalised initiative will impact industries from cars to manufacturing, steel and defence
EU warns that Trump’s new tariff policy breaks trade agreement
The new global levies can stay in place for as many as 150 days
