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The Financial Times notes that more than half of the European banks’ tax payments correspond to Austria’s Raiffeisen Bank International

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has suspended public duties to “stop and reflect” on whether to remain in the job, after a…

After pitching for her reelection, French President Emmanuel Macron is now calling for the EU chief’s, von der Leyen, removal.…

The landmark decision allows Saudi citizens to visit the EU multiple times over a period of five years with the same visa

The Netherlands officially shut down the Groningen gas field on Friday after the authorities approved a permanent halt to drilling operations at the site to limit seismic risks in the northern region.

The confiscation of Moscow’s frozen funds could undermine international order, the head of the European Central Bank warns

Failure to condemn the Israeli bombing of Tehran’s consulate in Syria spurred the latest violence, Russia’s ambassador has argued

While numerous differences underscore Lagarde’s point, Europe does not exist in a vacuum and problems in the U.S. are bound to make their way across the Atlantic, albeit over time and in a more muted form, economists say

The report is being drafted by Enrico Letta, a former Italian prime minister, to find ways to bolster the European Union’s single market and so help boost its competitiveness against rival economies such as the United States and China

Latvia significantly increased the volume of grain bought from Russia in the first quarter of 2024, the state revenue service in Riga announced on Monday. The Baltic nation recently announced a ban on some Russian imports, but exempted two key products.