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The industry has had enough of new regulations to reduce emissions. Now it wants the money to do so.

In the summer of 2020 Britain’s then-trade secretary defied her Cabinet colleagues to secure financial support for the controversial development.

The rapid expansion comes as Germany stagnates.

The French leader was able to stall a Latin American trade deal in January. With negotiators again closing in on an agreement, he will struggle to repeat that feat.

The family of Gubad Ibadoghlu want senior U.K. politicians to raise his case at the global COP29 summit in Baku next month.

The Commission floated merging 530 programs into one national cash pot.

Arden Strategies have gained a reputation as a power player in the new U.K. regime.

Macron and Scholz clash again over how to counter protectionist America and Chinese power.

The European Commission has a plan to tackle the housing squeeze even as it acknowledges that its powers are limited.

A bumper €2.2 billion will go into voters’ pockets, with Apple’s bonus €14 billion put aside as a nest egg for future projects.

Attention of policymakers is shifting from inflation to growth as unemployment starts to rear its head.

Deaths due to antimicrobial resistance forecast to nearly double by 2050.

Industry fears ‘blunt regulatory requirement’ from the UK to boost sluggish growth.

“I don’t think anyone should go to the UK when they’re releasing convicted pedophiles in order to imprison people for social media posts,” said tech billionaire.

We break down the 20 figures shaping the Conservatives’ tech policy in opposition.

The party is licking its wounds from a gargantuan defeat at the U.K.’s general election in July, and it still doesn’t have a leader. So this year’s …

More billions are on the way from the tech giant as the Irish hoover up multinational taxes at a breakneck pace — but struggle to build what this booming nation needs.

Britain is set to rank joint second among G7 countries this year, behind the U.S.

Former Portuguese finance minister is known for introducing harsh economic austerity.

Olaf Scholz’s hostility to UniCredit’s swoop on Commerzbank is a sign that pan-European integration will remain elusive.

As the French president visits Canada, both he and Trudeau are grappling with declining popularity and the rise of right-wing movements that challenge their political legacies.

Telecom giants see long-awaited opening to gobble up smaller firms to scale to level of U.S., Chinese rivals.