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Dockworkers from across Europe gather to plan trade squeeze on Israel

Dockworkers from across Europe will converge on Genoa, Italy, on Friday and Saturday to coordinate an effort to block shipments of weapons that could be used in Gaza — but the push

26/09/2025

by LP Staff Writers

Merz’s coalition agrees on policy program aimed at boosting Germany’s economy

BERLIN — Germany’s new coalition committee met for the first time on Wednesday and agreed a work program to deal with budgetary and other key issues before the summer break. “By the middle of the year, everyone should be able

28/05/2025

by LP Staff Writers

EU’s red tape revenge comes for gas leakage rules

BRUSSELS — The EU’s bureaucracy-slashing crusade is coming for rules meant to bottle up methane — a

Wildfires push forest destruction to 20-year high just as EU delays anti-deforestation rules

BRUSSELS — Tropical forest loss rocketed to a 20-year high in 2024 as climate change-fueled wildfires

UK government split over cost of COP30 forest pledge

LONDON — The British government is divided over whether to stump up the cash for a flagship environmental pledge meant to protect tropical forests, jeopardizing a potential announcement by Prime Minister Keir

30/10/2025

Budget·COP30·Development·Energy·Energy and Climate·Energy and Climate UK·Finance·Investment·Supply chains·Sustainability

The EU wants to escape China’s grip on critical minerals. Can it afford to?

BRUSSELS — In the midst of a geopolitical storm, Brussels is racing to put together a new plan by the end of this year to diversify European supply of so-called critical raw materials

Trump’s high-wire meeting with Xi will test his tariff brinkmanship

President Donald Trump heads into a historic meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping facing a delicate test: projecting strength against America’s top adversary without triggering another economic shock at home. The high-stakes encounter,

29/10/2025

EU’s conservatives hurtle toward reckoning over far-right taboo

BRUSSELS — Europe’s center right has two weeks to decide on the strategy that will define its next four years in the European Parliament: Dilute its ambition and stick with traditional mainstream allies

29/10/2025

Companies·Competition and Industrial Policy·Competitiveness·Defense·Energy and Climate·European Green Deal·Far right·Financial Services·MEPs·Negotiations·Omnibus·Parliament·Rights·Supply chains·Sustainability·Trade·Transparency·Water

Huawei’s solar tech sparks fears of Europe’s next dependency crisis

BRUSSELS — First it was telecom snooping. Now Europe is growing worried that Huawei could turn the lights off. The Chinese tech giant is at the heart of a brewing storm over

Car industry ‘at the heart of the storm’ over Nexperia chip worries

BRUSSELS — The geopolitical war around Dutch-based, yet Chinese-owned, chip supplier Nexperia is terrifying Europe’s carmakers that they’ll be hammered by a chip shortage that could wreak havoc with supply chains and

23/10/2025

Cars·Chips Act·Companies·Development·digital·Energy·Exports·Industry·Manufacturing·Markets·Microchips·Mobility·Supply chains·Technology·Trade

EU leaders paper over splits on US tech reliance

BRUSSELS — Call it a digital love triangle. When EU leaders back a “sovereign digital transition” at a summit in Brussels this Thursday, their words will mask a rift between France and

China tightens its rare earth choke hold on Europe

BRUSSELS — As Beijing further weaponizes its control over the flow of minerals that Western countries need for their green, defense and digital ambitions, Europe has to face an uncomfortable truth: It

Parliament stalls EU’s first effort to simplify rules for business

STRASBOURG — Members of the European Parliament on Wednesday rejected a landmark proposal to cut red tape for businesses. The decision sets up a clash with the European Commission and EU leaders,

22/10/2025

Brussels Decoded·Companies·Competition and Industrial Policy·Emissions·Energy and Climate·Financial Services·MEPs·Negotiations·Omnibus·Supply chains·Sustainability·Trade·Transparency

The EU’s red tape purge turns into peace offering to Trump

BRUSSELS — What began as a push to free Europe’s businesses from crippling rules has morphed into yet another tactic to appease Donald Trump. Since taking office, the U.S. president has repeatedly

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Dockworkers from across Europe gather to plan trade squeeze on Israel

Merz’s coalition agrees on policy program aimed at boosting Germany’s economy

EU’s red tape revenge comes for gas leakage rules

Wildfires push forest destruction to 20-year high just as EU delays anti-deforestation rules

UK government split over cost of COP30 forest pledge

The EU wants to escape China’s grip on critical minerals. Can it afford to?

Trump’s high-wire meeting with Xi will test his tariff brinkmanship

EU’s conservatives hurtle toward reckoning over far-right taboo

Huawei’s solar tech sparks fears of Europe’s next dependency crisis

Car industry ‘at the heart of the storm’ over Nexperia chip worries

EU leaders paper over splits on US tech reliance

China tightens its rare earth choke hold on Europe

Parliament stalls EU’s first effort to simplify rules for business

The EU’s red tape purge turns into peace offering to Trump

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