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European Commission set to propose 2025 date for implementation of final phase of Basel reforms
President’s move could inflame tensions with US and EU and inflict more pressure on lira
Italian government balks at high cost of recapitalising world’s oldest bank
Tycoon’s growing influence could shape the outcome of April’s presidential election, say analysts
Infection and death rates are the world’s highest and vaccination take-up is low, forcing renewed restrictions
Support for the EU remains strong, but the confrontation with Brussels is prompting a debate on the Polish right about ‘Polexit’
Unless smelters restart carmakers and many others are threatened by lack of essential ingredient for aluminium alloys
PMI surveys show overall growth in business activity slowing in Europe but improving in the UK and US
Chancellor expresses concern over state of EU at last European summit as German leader
EU offers to help provide emergency supplies after Russia’s state-controlled Gazprom cuts flows
Global tensions have convinced politicians that an economically strong and united Europe is more important than a balanced budget
As the world moves to increase rates, central bank slashes them
Costs for manufacturing and services companies rise at steepest-ever rate, IHS Markit survey shows
The end of a rental cap and a shortage of stock are making the German capital unaffordable for many
An extraordinary restoration project on a tiny Greek island casts waste in a whole new light
Bloc’s leaders spent hours debating how to deal with energy crisis
German central banker said to have tired of fighting an often lonely battle over bond buying and negative rates
Mineral-rich country is ‘perfect laboratory’ for Wagner group as Kremlin extends influence in Africa
Capital buffers for lenders did not work as well as expected during the pandemic stress
EU leaders back political dialogue alongside further potential sanctions over rule of law violations
Russia’s president spells out the conditions under which he will help to resolve Europe’s energy shortage
Bundesbank president was a prominent dissenting voice at the ECB
Deep 2 percentage point cut made ‘under orders’, says former economy tsar
Britain after Brexit drops in on Westminster ‘innovation’ lunch in search of clues
The Irish writer gives a personal and empathetic account of the social upheavals his country has weathered since 1958
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