Stockholm’s decision to treat strategic extraction as a national-security interest could accelerate European supply diversification, but it also raises difficult questions about permits, local consent and environmental safeguards. Sweden is …

Sanctions on Russian titanium and the loss of US domestic production are creating openings for Chinese suppliers in a material essential to aircraft engines, landing gear and airframes.

Transferring a sanctioned Russian LNG stake to a Novatek subsidiary may remove formal ownership, but opaque financial terms leave important accountability questions open.

The Valencia venture shows how Chinese carmakers can respond to tariffs and local-content pressure by becoming European manufacturers rather than remaining exporters.

The results show which parts of an integrated energy group benefit from conflict volatility and which remain exposed to gas-market complexity.

The British Gas owner is cutting roles while investing in energy infrastructure, showing how volatility can squeeze labour even inside strategically important utilities.

The conditional approval shows Brussels accepting media consolidation while using film-distribution remedies to prevent cooperation with rival studios in Europe.

The review tests how Brussels distinguishes passive foreign capital from effective control of companies that hold EU operating rights.

The case turns Britain’s water scandal from civil penalties into criminal accountability for the data used to police environmental compliance.

The ruling reopens a conflict between bank secrecy and the public interest in exposing one of Europe’s largest tax scandals.

Attacks on two southern logistics centres expose the vulnerability of Russia’s e-commerce network and transfer much of the financial risk to small businesses using the platform. Ukrainian drones have struck …