Europe must cut taxes on electricity if it wants to help struggling industries become more competitive, the heads of two of ...

Last October the EU imposed tariffs of up to 45 per cent on Chinese electric vehicles, but the move caused deep divisions in the bloc. Sánchez in September said the plan should be “reconsidered” and ...

The EU is considering redirecting €93bn in untapped pandemic recovery funds into its defence sector as part of efforts to ...

The UK’s contribution to that effort is symbolised by the Bulgarian and Union flags on the harness of the dog that was trained by the UK’s National Crime Agency to sniff out the kind of rubber used to ...

Under the deal, EU member states must slash food waste by 10 per cent in food manufacturing and processing, and by 30 per cent per capita in retail, restaurants, food services and households by the ...

Separately, the UK’s abolition of the EU bonus cap has prompted large banks including Barclays, HSBC and Standard Chartered to ask shareholders to approve changes that would increase the maximum ...

Traders are bracing for a glut of Indonesian palm oil after a clampdown on illicit exports by the world’s largest producer squeezes demand from European energy and transport suppliers.

Europe needs a more flexible financial market to finance innovation and growth. Closing the gap to a buoyant and deregulating ...

Regarding Marietje Schaake’s opinion piece “Europe’s dependence on US tech is a critical weakness” ( Opinion, February 20), I agree with the author’s underlying message. One place for the EU to start ...

Commission expected to approve greater use of Renure, a product based on dung, to reduce revenues going to Moscow ...

We are all deregulators now, it seems. European leaders embrace deregulation with the zeal of converts. Both the European ...

As well as restrictions on trade, the UK government also imposed restrictions on competition at home. This took two main ...