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Costs and red tape push EU companies to seek other markets or relocate production
London sometimes seems keener to help the Biden administration’s efforts than Brussels
After lagging behind the US and UK, the bloc has changed gear to inoculate greater numbers
Vaccination campaign helps bloc recover following blow delivered by the pandemic
Finance ministries will have to consider how and when to cut back public support
I need advice on how to value and declare items on the customs forms
World’s second-largest exporter of Covid jabs finds itself on wrong side of the argument again
Trade minister urges bloc to take ‘common sense’ approach to implementing Brexit deal
European Commission to present options on how to move forward with Bern
Brussels’ lawyers are formidable, but the solutions they devise are often outdated
European leaders say Washington’s call for waivers distracts from causes of supply squeeze
Forecasts of impact by Brussels and member states have been conservative according to analysts
Although they account for 80 per cent of the economy, services were rarely a priority in the negotiations over leaving the EU
It is prudent to stress test the eurozone’s resilience but not if the underlying assumptions are wrong
France and Germany back Brussels in pushing for more vaccine exports from rich countries
Push comes as Brussels and New Delhi look to counter China’s rise
London-based broker picks Dublin for new office to target European clients cut off by Brexit
EU is lukewarm on waiving patents for Covid-19 vaccines
João Vale de Almeida says talks with the UK about the Irish Sea border row are progressing
Gunboat diplomacy should have no place in post-Brexit relations
Competitiveness depends on the welfare state more than the other way round
The unravelling of the finance company backed by SoftBank and advised by former UK prime minister David Cameron
Giorgia Meloni shaping up as far-right’s rising star
Foreign secretary Dominic Raab climbs down after arguing that the EU was not a state
Kyiv hopes US diplomacy can convince Russia to back down
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