โ€˜Bitter medicineโ€™: Why some EU officials quietly yearn for Trump

Europeans may not like Donald Trump, but officials from several countries said his reelection could spur change in the bloc โ€” namely on defense.

Eurocrats canโ€™t read Boris Johnsonโ€™s memoir because of โ€ฆ Brexit

“Itโ€™s ironic,โ€ says Brussels bookseller.

How a law on truck movements divided the EU

The EU’s top court delivers a ruling on an exceptionally fierce legal fight this week.

Fuelling Europeโ€™s future: How venture capital drives innovation and growth [Promoted content]

With billions invested in start-ups that tackle climate change and drive digital advances, Europe’s VC industry is not just keeping paceโ€”it’s powering the EU’s ambitions and setting the stage for a brighter future. Eric de Montgolfier…

Germanyโ€™s Scholz wants new EU anti-deforestation law delayed

German media group has been lobbying against the rules.

Elon Muskโ€™s Tesla gets lower EU duties on made-in-China EVs

The win for the U.S. mogul comes amid fraught relations with the EU.

Franceโ€™s Gourmey submits first EU application for cultivated meat

The Paris startup wants Europeans munching cell-grown foie gras by 2026.

China accelerates green steel shift as EU levies loom, researchers say

SINGAPORE, July 11 (Reuters) – China approved no new coal-based steel projects in the first half of 2024, researchers said on Thursday, accelerating its shift towards green production as it prepares for the impact of a new carbon levy on exports to Eur…

How to navigate Hungaryโ€™s EU presidency policy agenda like a pro

The countryโ€™s Council stint will be marked by political change in Brussels following the EU election.

EU rules on e-fuels threaten to create โ€˜CO2 tourismโ€™

German Transport Minister Volker Wissing (FDP/Renew) warned against “CO2 tourism”, as EU rules for renewable fuels could lead to liquified CO2 from Europe being shipped to other parts of the world to produce e-fuels for the EU market.

Is the EU already in a trade war with China?

Even if they aren’t yet, things could soon get nastier as Brussels’ investigation into Chinese electric vehicles nears its conclusion.

How Turkey became Putinโ€™s โ€˜pit stopโ€™ for selling camouflaged fuel to the EU

Moscow bagged โ‚ฌ3 billion through a sanctions loophole that allows Turkey to relabel Russian gas and ship it to the EU.

Tackling modern slavery: EU finally has a tool [Promoted content]

The fact that we finally have a law to ban products made with forced labour on the EU market is an immense achievement of this legislature. Shirts, shoes, or cars made by enslaved Uyghurs, Turkmens, or any forced workers have no place in our shops.