The Association for the Development of Digital Assets and 27 partner organisations across Europe have called on European Union policymakers to authorise higher transaction volumes under the DLT Pilot Regime.
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European battery manufacturers are increasingly turning to nanotechnology as a strategic alternative to competing with Chinese firms on scale. Following the high-profile bankruptcies of Swedish firm Northvolt and Norwegian company
Brussels has opened a formal anti dumping investigation into Pekin duck meat imports from China a move that signals a sharpened edge to Europe’s trade defence posture. The European Commission
The European Commission has handed down a remarkable €200 million penalty to the Chinese online retailer Temu, underscoring the growing scrutiny of e-commerce platforms regarding consumer safety. Established in 2022,
In a considerable policy reversal, France has recently embraced the prospect of providing subsidies for British-made vehicles, a move that signifies a remarkable shift in the country’s attitude towards post-Brexit
In a significant departure from its previously stated ambitions, Ford has announced a substantial pivot in its strategy concerning electric vehicles in Europe. Initially aiming to transform its entire passenger
The British government’s proposed food agreement with the European Union will necessitate labelling changes for marmalade products across England, Wales, and Scotland, marking another tangible consequence of post-Brexit regulatory realignment.
Rachel Reeves, the Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer, has expressed confidence that the Labour Party can successfully advocate for a strengthened relationship with the European Union. She describes this alignment
Days after his inauguration as the forty-seventh president of the United States, Donald Trump delivered a surprise guest address to delegates at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Dialling in
Britain faces the potential of significant financial penalties under a proposed EU plan if a future government opts to withdraw from a planned reset deal with the European Union, informally
Construction is now underway on Europe’s first major lithium mine after the German government committed €354 million to Vulcan Energy Resources’ transformative €2.2 billion project in the Upper Rhine Valley.
European automotive manufacturing stands on the brink as a diplomatic clash between China and the Netherlands brings the industry to its knees. The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (Acea) has issued
The European Union has come under intense criticism from within its own ranks following the announcement of a new US-EU trade arrangement, described by French Prime Minister François Bayrou as
The European Union’s newly forged trade agreement with the United States has been met with reserved optimism by industry leaders across the continent. The deal introduces a flat 15 per
The European Commission has delivered a scathing assessment of Chinese e-commerce behemoth AliExpress, citing “systemic failure” in preventing the distribution of illegal and hazardous merchandise across its digital marketplace. Brussels’
Keir Starmer has outlined a bold vision for strengthening the United Kingdom’s economic relationship with the European Union, as he emphasised the importance of focusing on the future rather than
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