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Chancellor Olaf Scholz is now leading a minority government until a confidence motion on January 15, with an election expected by March.

The expectation is that the president-elect won’t hesitate to reverse any last-minute Biden moves.

Analysts see a 25 basis point cut as the most likely result tomorrow, but political uncertainty clouds the outlook going forward.

From energy and trade to finance and defense, here’s how Donald Trump’s second presidency will impact EU policy.

EU-funded projects abroad are being built by Chinese companies.

Trump may cut Europe out of America’s subsidy splurge, but EU industries aren’t seeing many benefits yet anyway.

Sealed court filings obtained by POLITICO show judges on the Court of Appeal believe there are “no arguable grounds” for lenders to appeal latest ruling.

Experts fear tough rules for the art world — meant to root out criminals — will send business to New York and Hong Kong.

They’ve watched the party move away from them under Donald Trump. They’re worried his chosen successor could accelerate the shift.

A wave of Chinese goods locked out of the U.S. could end up flooding the world market. 

The Paris Olympics, sustained “revenge spending” on tourism and surprising strength in German domestic demand help offset a slump in manufacturing.

Europeans may not like the Republican candidate, but officials from several countries said his reelection could spur change in the bloc — namely on defense.

Wriggling on tax and public spending promises is a big risk for Britain’s new leader soon after coming to office.

Politicians are vying with technocrats for control of a revamp of the single currency that both say poses serious economic risks.

A British tea room in the swing state of Georgia plays host to some unlikely political views.

The European Commission hopes capitalism can help solve the biodiversity crisis. Britain might have the answer.

Italian probe reveals “gigantic and alarming market of confidential data,” prosecutors say.

We pored over more than 400 pages of written answers so you don’t have to.

U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer and King Charles III head to the Commonwealth summit to talk climate change and growth. Not all their friends will be there.

It’s part of a broader G7 initiative to support Ukraine’s war-battered economy.

July’s major IT outage served as a wake-up call. But can the EU’s regulatory response make a difference?

Twelve years after its initiation, it is time to complete the banking union.

Inflation may be on the retreat, but growth is slowing and debt is rising as the West and China square off ever more directly.

President Maia Sandu blamed “criminal groups, working together with foreign forces” for the knife-edge nationwide ballot on EU membership.