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The Christian Science Monitor1d
The European Union has wealth and people. Why isn’t it more competitive?
The European Union is the largest single market in the world, yet it is seeing only sluggish economic growth. Why isn’t the ...
European Central Bank's Holzmann says rate cuts must wait for more tariff certainty
Austrian central bank chief Robert Holzmann, one of the most hawkish members of the European Central Bank, told CNBC future ...
European Retailers’ View Of U.S. Tariff Turmoil: This Too Shall Pass
While U.S. retailers brace for a tariff-driven crisis, their European counterparts remain surprisingly calm. Are Americans ...
Politico Europe17h
European Commission blacklists lobby groups tied to Huawei
Huawei is listed as a member of 22 associations in the European Union’s transparency register, which tracks corporate ...
Africanews on MSN7d
European Union announces new asylum measures
Migrants from Bangladesh, Colombia, Morocco and Tunisia are unlikely to be granted asylum in Europe and should have their ...
China's Jetour to launch European car sales in third quarter
Jetour, a Chinese sport-utility vehicle manufacturer owned by Chery Holding Group (CHERY.UL), plans to launch in some ...
Forex Factory6h
Tariffs will harm us all, European officials warn — with more work needed to reach a trade deal
The European Union and U.S. are engaged in tense negotiations to reach a trade deal so that U.S. tariffs on EU goods ...
Human Rights Watch4h
Q&A: European Union Forced Labor Regulation
The European Union’s forced labor regulation (FLR) is new legislation that prohibits products made with forced labor from being sold in the EU market. The FLR entered into force on December 14, 2024, ...