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Warsaw paper says Brussels’ link between money and the rule of law poses ‘serious legal risk’
Bipartisan move includes measure to punish companies helping Gazprom complete pipeline
It is hard to see how the ECB could lower the target without notice or consequence
Robotics and AI are among areas benefiting from inflows, with Madrid and Barcelona to the fore
The retailer reinvented its supply chain in surprising ways to become super-flexible
Exports and competitiveness shield business from political storms; FDI flows into technology; supply squeeze revives construction; Barcelona lures tech start-ups; manufacturers grapple with digital change; innovation in law
Overseas challengers have prompted innovation
Entrepreneurs say funding is needed for businesses beyond the initial stages
Growing competitiveness and structural change strengthens resilience
Management in industrial and food sectors are realising they are not immune
Number of Poles living abroad falls for first time in eight years as Brexit looms
Authorities are ill-equipped to deal with interference under current rules, warn experts
Market expectations for future inflation keep sliding away from central bank’s target
Putin and Zelensky meet in Paris for talks but lasting peace deal eludes leaders
Moscow chose deception and denial instead of contrition over doping
PM’s promise of no checks on goods is contradicted by advice from his own officials
Anti-doping agency excludes country from big sporting events for four years
Seven member states to invest in the project which is set to run until 2031
Rebound largely due to a strong improvement in expectations for the future outlook
Anna Lindstedt alleged to have held unauthorised negotiations with foreign power
Questionnaire sent to publishers is part of wider competition probe
Draft laws follow rivals’ challenge to Fidesz grip on power
Former transport minister to head leftwing coalition after Antti Rinne’s resignation
Josep Borrell chairs the first gathering under his watch as the bloc’s top diplomat
Evidence shows the US and Europe are poised to compete to ease the rules
