European Union leaders meet on Thursday to grapple with the conflict between Israel and Hamas while also aiming to show continuing support for Ukraine in its war against Russia's invasion.Source:...
The outlook for the eurozone economy has worsened after business activity retreated more than expected this month, according to a closely watched survey of companies.Source: Financial Times
Switzerland looked set to shift to the right in national elections on Sunday, as concerns about immigration trumped fears about climate change and melting glaciers, though the vote is unlikely to...
Brussels is weighing whether to prolong an emergency gas price cap introduced in February amid fears that the conflict in the Middle East and sabotage of a Baltic pipeline could push up prices again...
A deal to allow EU carmakers to benefit from US subsidies under the Inflation Reduction Act is under threat 24 hours before it was expected to be agreed at a summit on Friday. Source: Financial Times
A quarter of older workers are using their tax-free pension lump sum to pay off loans, according to a survey, which highlights how the growing burden of debt is weighing on UK pensions savings.Source...
Germany has given leeway for France to use state subsidies to fund its nuclear power plants, unblocking a long-stalled reform of the EU electricity market in the face of vast state aid regimes in...
The European Central Bank is watching the oil price for any inflationary impact from the Israel-Hamas conflict, President Christine Lagarde told euro-area finance ministers, according to people...
Big banks in Britain are preparing for any future escalation of Western sanctions on China and have shared their "scenario planning" with the British and U.S. governments, a senior banking official...
Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg was found guilty of disobeying a police order and ordered to pay a fine, TT news agency reported on Wednesday, the second time in three months she was...