The UK government will postpone the elimination of the controversial de minimis tax allowance for low value imports until March 2029, despite persistent calls from British retailers for urgent reform.
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The Bank of England is set to rein in regulation on major lenders, aiming to lighten the administrative load faced by banks in the City and beyond. In a move
The European steel industry is sounding the alarm once more as the United States government widens the application of punitive import tariffs under the Trump administration. With the current rate
Plans to launch the first TNT production facility in Europe in decades have encountered significant delays, as Swebal, a Swedish defence company, grapples with stringent European Union regulations. Chief executive
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
The president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, has urged the suspension of the EU’s free trade deal with Israel, referencing ongoing illegal settlement activity in the West
Norway has long stood as a poster child for Eurosceptics who argue that life outside the European Union is preferable to being within the bloc. However, as both Vladimir Putin’s
Donald Trump and Ursula von der Leyen have resolved months of tense negotiation, announcing a pivotal trade agreement between the United States and the European Union. The deal, struck at
The European Central Bank has cut borrowing costs across the 20-member euro area for the third time this year, reducing its main interest rate to 2.25% amidst growing concerns over
The European Union has reached a historic consensus on significantly increasing defence spending, marking a pivotal moment for its collective security strategy. Leaders convened at a special summit in Brussels
European carmakers have been granted a two-year extension to meet emissions targets for 2025, according to the European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen. The move, described as offering the
The European Union’s AI Act has come under intense scrutiny as financial analysts and industry experts identify a significant oversight in copyright protection that could devastate the creative sector’s revenue
Global markets face mounting uncertainty as Donald Trump’s decision to impose blanket 25% tariffs on steel and aluminium imports has triggered sharp criticism from major trading partners, raising concerns of
A significant political upheaval has rocked Norway as its coalition government collapsed today following intense disagreements over the implementation of EU energy directives. The departure of the Eurosceptic Centre party
Negotiations between the UK and the European Union for a security pact have hit a significant roadblock as France and other member states insist on linking the agreement to fishing
European Union companies find themselves in a precarious position as Donald Trump threatens trade tariffs unless the bloc increases its purchases of American oil and gas. Despite Brussels expressing willingness