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The chill between the US and Europe seems deeper than ever at the Munich Security Conference
The French president relishes his new stock of diplomatic ammunition to use against his nationalist enemies in Europe
The penalty for those who prepared will be even greater if Britain’s no-deal exit is delayed for a short period
Bruno Le Maire asserts Europe is blind to the challenges it faces from overseas
Whom does Italy’s prime minister really represent?
The blueprint is already far more advanced than anything that’s emerged from stuttering negotiations in Brussels
The US commerce department is due to issue a report declaring whether it believes automotive imports constitute a threat to US national security
The single currency area is in the throes of a slowdown, forcing Brussels to lower growth across the bloc
Siemens and Alstom provided insufficient remedies to address concerns that any combined entity would have a virtual monopoly in some European markets
Critics see the eurogroup as a closed-door cabal with the power to make or break economies
The social media company tackles online hate speech
There appears to be one dominating voice in Brussels’ policy towards Russia — Washington
MEPs will vote on whether to give themselves the power to break up bogus groups
Alde came up with the idea of nominating up to eight contenders
Brussels is unlikely to have seen the last of the man who almost slew CETA
Margrethe Vestager faces a tough political choice whether to allow a Siemens-Alstom union
A revised ‘political declaration’ on future relations holds some lessons for what lies ahead
Certain tax breaks allegedly give traders in the City of London an unfair advantage
A report avoids naming any member state or even pointing the finger at Russia as a high risk
Rivals are using the summit to question the need for the Franco-German co-operation
The sector could be on the verge of snatching an improbable triumph from the jaws of defeat
EU-US talks just need to replace the far darker alternative of a trade war
Stefan Lofven looks set to win re-election as prime minister in an unprecedented third parliamentary vote
Theresa May needs to convince EU leaders that she has authority and a realistic proposal to win a majority
The Siemens-Alstom tie-up is seen an opportunity to create a European ‘Railbus’ able to go toe-to-toe with China’s CRR