The reported intervention by the Trump administration places Ukraine’s campaign against Russian maritime logistics alongside European dependence on Kazakh oil and the growing disruption of Black Sea agricultural exports. The …

A tightly framed derogation in the EU’s latest Russia measures illustrates the difficult boundary between preserving sanctions pressure and allowing European companies to settle liabilities created before the invasion. A …

The group’s own results confirm weaker expectations and restructuring pressure, but reports of up to 100,000 job cuts remain an unapproved scenario rather than a corporate decision. Volkswagen has lowered …

Beijing’s decision turns a sanctions dispute into a supply-chain test for European defence and technology companies, exposing how control of dual-use inputs can be used as an instrument of foreign …

Eurozone business activity returned to growth in July, with manufacturing and services improving and companies reporting the first increase in employment this year. July’s survey points to a broad but …

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.