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 …

The case moves the Foreign Subsidies Regulation from experiment to enforcement, with a Chinese acquisition of a major European electronics retailer now facing a concrete procedural test.

The Commission’s allegations concern ordinary building inputs, but the case sits directly inside Europe’s debate over construction costs, infrastructure spending and cartel deterrence.

Boeing’s request for US intervention turns an EIB financing package into a new test of whether the Airbus-Boeing subsidy truce can survive Europe’s industrial-policy turn.

The warning turns Europe’s proposed satellite champion into a practical test of whether Brussels can reconcile merger control with strategic autonomy in space.

The ECB’s latest lending survey shows geopolitical risk moving from energy markets into the ordinary finance decisions that determine business investment.

Frasers’ move above 30 per cent changes the regulatory position in its pursuit of Hugo Boss and places shareholder rights at the centre of the contest.