US President Donald Trump last night threatened to slap 25 per cent tariffs on imports from the EU, claiming the bloc “was formed to screw the United States.” Today, our trade and competition ...

Europe must cut taxes on electricity if it wants to help struggling industries become more competitive, the heads of two of ...

Leading FT correspondents in European capitals discussed how Europe will respond to its economic, political and security challenges in the wake of Donald Trump’s dramatic shift away from long-standing ...

The US president’s rapid re-engagement with Russia, a country that most European countries see as an existential threat, has ...

The dedicated fund should be focused on “areas of European strategic interest like a European integrated air defence, deep- and precision strike capabilities, drone and UAVs, missiles and ammunition ...

UK financial watchdog’s moves come as Keir Starmer urges regulators to consider impact of their measures on growth ...

These safeguards — keeping annual deficits below 1.5 per cent in the long term, and reducing excess debt by at least half a percentage point per year — “bite more” for the likes of Germany, Finland ...

Donald Trump said he had decided to slap 25 per cent tariffs on imports from the EU, as he lashed out at the bloc, saying it “was formed to screw the United States”. “We have made a decision and we’ll ...

But there is one financial sanction where Europe has the upper hand — indeed the only hand: blocking the Central Bank of Russia’s access to hundreds of billions of foreign exchange reserves. Virtually ...

Labour will use the geopolitical crisis to defy its own members about the new priorities for a rearming economy ...

Tesla has agreed to buy assets of embattled German engineering group Manz as the US electric vehicle maker expands its ...

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