Sky’s £1.6 billion purchase of ITV’s channels and streaming business would create a powerful British television group, but its estimated share of advertising and influence over public-service broadcasting ensure close …

Airbus has set an informal internal goal of 900 aircraft deliveries after a strong June, but its unchanged official guidance shows that engines, components and final assembly remain vulnerable to …

EasyJet’s board is prepared to recommend Castlelake’s revised offer, but the US investor must still demonstrate that its ownership structure will preserve the airline’s EU operating rights.

Berlin’s draft 2027 budget envisages more than €203 billion in federal borrowing as defence and infrastructure expenditure rises, sharpening the question of how national fiscal expansion fits with the EU’s …

Goods trade between the EU and United States reached €875 billion in 2025, but a 20.4 per cent fall in European car and parts exports shows how aggregate resilience can …

Hungary’s new government is promising tougher oversight of electric-vehicle battery factories, testing whether Europe can expand strategic manufacturing without weakening environmental enforcement.

An Indian court effort to expose operators of fraudulent websites has opened a wider dispute over domain anonymity, cybercrime and whether local disclosure rules can coexist with GDPR-style privacy protections.

Ukraine’s president has pressed Dublin to complete its investigation into Aughinish Alumina, confronting Ireland’s new EU presidency with a dispute over Russian ownership, industrial jobs and the credibility of sanctions …

Paramount Skydance has offered remedies for its $110 billion Warner Bros Discovery acquisition, forcing Brussels to balance media concentration against a more permissive competitiveness agenda.

A new €3 customs charge on low-value imports has begun applying across the EU, confronting Shein, Temu and AliExpress with higher costs while testing whether customs authorities can police an …

The EU’s new steel regime cuts duty-free import volumes by 47 per cent and doubles the above-quota tariff to 50 per cent, strengthening protection for European mills while raising costs …

 

Preliminary figures showing at least 3,700 excess deaths in France, Belgium and the Netherlands have shifted Europe’s June …

Hungary’s new government is promising tougher oversight of electric-vehicle battery factories, testing whether Europe can expand strategic manufacturing …

A UN Human Rights Council side-event in Geneva placed the snow leopard at the centre of a wider …

A provisional agreement gives the European Chemicals Agency a standalone legal basis, unified budget and stronger conflict-of-interest rules. …

The Council’s final approval of vehicle-circularity rules moves recycled-content targets, producer responsibility and export controls into EU law. …

A provisional Eurovignette agreement gives hauliers and national authorities clearer rules for linking road charges to truck emissions. …

Évian-les-Bains returned to international attention after hosting the G7 summit in June 2026. Yet beyond diplomacy, the French …

The consecration of four bishops at Écône without papal approval has triggered excommunications and a formal rupture that …

For centuries, Europe’s vineyards have been defined by geography. From the volcanic soils of Santorini to the limestone …

The diplomatic dispute between Ukraine and Poland over historical memory has moved from symbolic politics into the centre …

Sir Keir Starmer’s decision to block parliamentary progress on legislation that would have prohibited first cousin marriage represents …

The dispute over President Karol Nawrocki’s decision to revoke Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s Order of the White Eagle has turned …

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