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
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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
In a significant shift in international trade policy, Donald Trump has declared his intention to impose a 10% tariff on Chinese imports beginning 1 February, whilst simultaneously contemplating similar measures
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
Renewable energy continues to forge ahead despite market pessimism following Donald Trump’s election. Whilst American sentiment wavers, European nations remain steadfast in their clean energy commitments. The European Union’s projected
The European Union should mirror American approaches by advocating increased local procurement of military equipment to strengthen regional defence capabilities, according to a prominent German defence contractor. Oliver Dörre, chief
Fresh analysis from the London School of Economics reveals Brexit has inflicted a £27 billion blow to British trade during its initial two-year implementation period, though the overall economic impact
The European Union has embarked on an ambitious €10 billion space initiative, unveiling plans for a constellation of 290 satellites designed to rival Elon Musk’s Starlink network. This strategic move
Rachel Reeves has made a landmark appearance in Brussels, becoming the first UK chancellor to address Euro finance ministers since Brexit, with a compelling case for enhanced City of London
In a historic move, Rachel Reeves is poised to become the first British chancellor to attend a European finance ministers’ meeting since Brexit, signalling a significant shift in UK-EU relations.
The European Union is facing a critical economic challenge as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warns of a persistent 30 per cent income growth gap with the United States. This
France’s government teeters on the edge of collapse as Prime Minister Michel Barnier challenges parliament over contentious tax and spending plans. The political drama unfolding in Paris has sent shockwaves
Christine Lagarde, the European Central Bank president, has called for European leaders to engage diplomatically with Donald Trump over tariffs by increasing purchases of US products, warning that an antagonistic
Recent revelations from former World Trade Organisation (WTO) chief Pascal Lamy underscore Britain’s looming economic dilemma as it navigates post-Brexit trade relationships. The UK must decisively position itself between maintaining
The Bank of England’s Governor, Andrew Bailey, has issued a stark call for Britain to rebuild its trading relationship with the European Union, highlighting Brexit’s detrimental impact on goods exports
European gas prices soared to their highest levels in a year on Thursday following Austrian energy giant OMV’s warning of potential supply disruptions from Russia. The European benchmark TTF futures
