How dirty Russian money taught Latvia to get serious on sanctions – POLITICO
Centralization across the EU may sound good on paper, but Laura Aus, deputy head of the Estonian Financial Intelligence Unit,...
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Even the Bank of England is giving in to the banks – POLITICO
“The variety and diversity of special interests that the U.K. needs to reconcile is less than in the EU.” The...
Acrimony flares amid tenuous agreement on climate aid – POLITICO
Negotiators struck a fragile agreement Saturday over the outlines of an international fund for climate-ravaged countries after hours of acrimonious...
EU leaders approve using profits from frozen Russian assets – POLITICO
BRUSSELS — EU leaders endorsed unprecedented plans to use profits generated by frozen Russian state assets for Ukraine reconstruction, and called...
EU countries tell Brussels to tighten its own belt – POLITICO
BRUSSELS — In lean times, European Union countries aren’t keen to send more money to Brussels. That's lowered expectations for...
Firm investing £1billion to compete with Eurostar has agreed to buy 12 high-speed trains
By PA Media and Ted Thornhill, Mailonline Travel Editor 07:14 14 Oct 2023, updated 09:37 14 Oct 2023 Share or...
War in Israel imperils Europe’s fragile economic recovery – POLITICO
MARRAKECH, Morocco — Europe’s economy is bracing itself for the ripple effects of an escalating conflict between Israel and Hamas...
9 ways Dutch political paralysis hits the EU – POLITICO
Press play to listen to this article Voiced by artificial intelligence. It’s hard to punch above your weight if you’re...
How to navigate Spain’s EU presidency policy agenda like a pro – POLITICO
Spare a thought for Spanish diplomats in Brussels. They’re going to be working flat-out until Christmas. Sweden has spent the...
