Stability

BoE governor says U.S. has a point on trade and calls for WTO reform and regulatory vigilance amid shifting global order.

Lawmakers are concerned about the agency’s governance after a report from the EU anti-fraud office.

The newly sworn-in German leader heads to Paris and Warsaw in an effort to rejuvenate an alliance and show he’s ready to lead despite political troubles at home.

The EU’s center looks flaky, with France a mess and Germany’s Friedrich Merz having to battle to be confirmed as chancellor.

A deadly wave of avian influenza, industry-led policy and deepening ethical and biological risks are exposing flaws in the world’s most efficient meat machine.

It’s a remarkable elevation for a former 2016 primary rival who exchanged personal attacks with Trump as they battled over the Republican Party’s future.

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

A draft strategy obtained by POLITICO points to the difficulty of unwinding years of American technological dominance.

The draft U.K.-EU agreement is one of several being drawn up ahead of a May 19 summit.

Washington and Beijing are trading tariff blows. The EU could come out on top ― if it can rise to the challenge.

Downing Street said the move would promote regional stability and “encourage the return of Syrian refugees.”

In exclusive comments to POLITICO, the European Commission president touted the EU as a safe haven in an unpredictable world.

The withdrawal of aid by the U.S. and Europe could feed extremism and lead to a surge in emigration, experts warn.

A worsening showdown across the Atlantic could spell trouble for the candidate country.

British officials are on a diplomatic charm offensive to shore up trade ties — but securing meaningful deals will take more than just good will from the U.K. side.

Brussels suspended its countermeasures against the U.S. president’s steel and aluminum tariffs before they even took effect. Now the two sides have 90 days to do a deal.

Friedrich Merz’s new administration promises tax cuts, energy price reductions and a blitz of public-private investment funds.

The global risk environment has deteriorated and uncertainty has intensified, the central bank’s Financial Policy Committee said.

A long-awaited review of the rules will cut fines by 20 percent, while sales of new hybrid cars will now continue until 2035.

Balkan leader also expects to meet American President Donald Trump in the coming months to discuss tariffs.

“What are we to believe in about the country that we have admired for so many years?” Mette Frederiksen said Thursday on Trump’s Greenland threat.

The Italian prime minister has kept her government surprisingly intact for years — but pressure is building as Donald Trump pushes Europe to pick sides.