The head of the UK’s trade union movement has thrown his weight behind calls for Britain to negotiate a new customs union ...

Teresa Ribera, the European Commission’s second-in-command, told the Financial Times that the EU was destined to lose a “race to the bottom” as she championed tough Brussels oversight of Europe’s ...

France hits out at visa sanctions as Washington targets what it calls the ‘global censorship-industrial complex’ ...

Investment in Lobito Corridor comes as bloc channels development assistance towards energy, metals and migration ...

Despite Brexit, the EU remains the UK’s largest trading partner, accounting for more than 40 per cent of exports and more than half of imports, but trade with the bloc has dropped in several sectors ...

In last week’s column I wrote about the EU’s economic security strategy and how it isn’t really working. Now, let’s be fair about this: an iterative rule- and process-based (some might say “bound” ...

The EU has spent 7 per cent less on oil and gas from the US over the past four months despite making a pledge to Donald Trump to purchase $750bn of American energy over the next three years.

Government borrowing costs paid by Italy and Spain have fallen to their lowest level relative to Germany in 16 years, as ...

China has imposed tariffs of up to 42.7 per cent on certain dairy imports from the EU, after a 16-month anti-subsidy investigation that ratcheted up trade tensions between Brussels and Beijing.

This is an audio transcript of The Economics Show podcast episode: ‘Martin Wolf speaks to Christine Lagarde — Europe’s ...

The Digital Networks Act is the moment to cut red tape while preserving essential consumer protections and give Europe the benefits of the single market, its greatest strength. If Europe cannot decide ...

As Friedrich Merz pushed to finalise a deal on Russian frozen assets, it became clear that he was missing one key ally ...