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.
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Swiss voters have decisively rejected a proposed tax on the super rich designed to raise funds for climate change initiatives. The initiative, led by the Young Socialists, sought to impose
Once regarded as anchors of financial stability within the eurozone, Germany and France are now contending with turbulence that has upended old perceptions. These two former bastions, once considered the
The European Union is forecast to surpass the United Kingdom in economic growth, driven by stability across the bloc and mounting uncertainty in British fiscal policy. According to Brussels, EU
Airbus, Leonardo, and Thales have agreed to merge their satellite divisions, forging a powerful European joint venture with the explicit aim of taking on Elon Musk’s SpaceX. After months of
The modern motorcar depends on a complex network of thousands of electronic components, but the current disruption to just one key element—a microchip—threatens to stall production lines across Europe. Volkswagen,
Contentious demands from the British Government for so-called backdoor access to iPhone data have drawn strong criticism from European regulators, intensifying scrutiny over the integrity and security of personal digital
The European Union’s success in sharply curbing unauthorised migration stands in stark contrast to Britain’s struggle to contain record inflows of small boats and asylum seekers. New data show that
The European chemicals sector, once a powerhouse of the continent’s industrial landscape, faces existential jeopardy according to Sir Jim Ratcliffe, chief executive of Ineos. He warns that within a decade,
Thousands of British owners of holiday homes in the European Union risk serious disruption as the bloc introduces a new border control system from Sunday. The entry and exit system
Stellantis, the automotive powerhouse formed by the merger of Frances Groupe PSA and Fiat Chrysler, has announced a suspension of vehicle assembly at two of its vital European factories. Production
The European Union has announced plans to stop importing Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) one year earlier than previously scheduled, in a move designed to increase economic pressure on Vladimir
Jonas Gahr Støre, Norway’s prime minister, has emerged from a turbulent election with his Labour Party clinging to government thanks to just 28 percent of the vote. His continued grip
The European automotive industry is approaching a point of crisis according to Ola Källenius, chief executive of MercedesBenz and current president of the European Automobile Manufacturers Association The combination of
Less than a third of Britons would opt to leave the European Union if the Brexit referendum were held again today, according to a new survey highlighted by The Sunday
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