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General Court judgment could have huge repercussions for Commission president. It’s a “slam dunk” for transparency, says MEP.

The president addressed numerous issues, including questions about France’s country’s nuclear arsenal, in a TV interview on Tuesday.

European lawmakers and environmentalists also warn that slashing red tape might do more harm than good to farmers having to cope with climate change.

Severing ties with Washington would cause trouble for Russia’s EU neighbors, Finance Minister Rimantas Šadžius said.

The Brits believe transferring the assets into a special fund would be a step toward outright seizure.

Donald Trump’s team cuts tariffs to 30 percent, while China slashes its levies to 10 percent. Now they have 90 days to do a deal.

French President Emmanuel Macron called the U.S. president on his mobile phone to brief him on the discussions in Kyiv.

While the French and the British have been working hand-in-hand on Ukraine, behind the scenes things haven’t been so harmonious.

Germany’s junior coalition partner hands key ministries to familiar faces — and springs a few surprises.

“The question is serious enough, with far-reaching consequences for the country’s future, that it should be put directly to the people,” Bayrou tells Journal du Dimanche.

Without the firepower of the U.S., global regulators would be hamstrung in their efforts to contain a future financial crisis.

Germany is the only one of Europe’s big five economies to take up the EU executives offer.

SPD chief Lars Klingbeil steps into Germany’s most powerful ministry as his party joins a conservative-led coalition.

Spain was easily the top performing major economy in the eurozone.

Counter-attack by Milan-based bank deals blow to plans for a ‘third pole’ in Italian banking.

Despite the dash for cash, Spain’s core settlement infrastructure continues to operate normally, says the Bank of Spain.

Acting Finance Minister Jörg Kukies also pushes for wider definition of security investment.

Germany’s chancellor-in-waiting hands key ministries to CDU veterans and business figures, setting the tone for a more conservative, security-focused government.

A fight for control over a vast chunk of Italy’s debt pile tests Rome’s influence and could reshape the Italian financial system.

Capitals fear retaliation from the U.S. and are considering changing the rules to grant American companies an exemption from a crucial provision of the global tax deal.

Rome outwardly says it can easily reach politically unpopular defense spending targets without cutting vital services.

But the Fund gives its implicit backing to Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ plans to stabilize U.K. public finances.

Trump has repeatedly called on the Fed to cut borrowing costs, which would help boost the economy ahead of a potential hit to growth from tariffs.

The Birkin bag-maker doesn’t seem as put off by the threat of U.S. tariffs as its chief rival does.