Most Britons Say They View Nigel Farage Unfavourably, YouGov Finds
LONDON — A YouGov poll shows a record proportion of British voters now say they view Reform UK leader Nigel Farage unfavourably.
Europe plays it cautious as incidents near Russia rise
BRUSSELS — As incidents and alleged attacks affecting infrastructure and defense sites increase in Europe, NATO countries are choosing a cautious path rather than rushing into measures that could prov
European firms caught off-guard by China disruption as EU rushes to reduce dependence on Beijing
A new Bertelsmann Stiftung survey of European companies shows businesses feel the ripple effects of the U.S.-China trade and tech standoff even as the EU scrambles to curb dependence on China.
EU and China trade chiefs set videoconference as talks reach decisive moment
European Commissioner for Trade Maroš Šefčovič will hold a videoconference with his Chinese counterpart Wang Wentao on Thursday, a Commission spokesperson confirmed.
EU set to unveil KIDS Act on social media safety, raising questions about centralised control
The European Commission will on Thursday unveil a proposed EU KIDS Act to set a minimum age for accessing social media across the bloc.
Left bloc edges ahead in tight Swedish election
STOCKHOLM — Sweden’s high-stakes general election is heading for a tight finish in a contest to decide whether a new center-left prime minister takes over or the far right gains influence in governmen
How Reform’s £72m windfall will reshape British politics
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‘Slowing things down’: Trade disputes are stalling the shift to electrification
BRUSSELS — Import limits on solar technology. Export controls on critical minerals. Rising tariffs on photovoltaic cells, electric vehicles and batteries.
Trump lifts U.S. tariff on Irish whiskey as a parting favor
DOONBEG, Ireland — Want to see how to get the United States to drop tariffs? Host the president’s golf tournament at one of his resorts.
Sweden election forecast: race too tight to call as right makes late surge
STOCKHOLM — Sweden’s high-stakes general election remains too close to call, according to an analysis of early results that points to a late surge for the right after a campaign full of surprises and
Sweden exit poll: Left poised to block far-right surge, a welcome outcome for stability
STOCKHOLM — Former center-left Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson appears set to retake power in Sweden, according to exit polling that suggests a right-wing alliance including the far-right is coming