New EU taxes will ease national bills to Brussels, Costa says
European Council president António Costa argued that new EU-wide taxes could spare German taxpayers from sending yet more cash to Brussels.
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Trump says Iran war will end ‘immediately’ after midterms, promises quick relief
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that the Iran war will end and gas prices will plummet “immediately after” the midterm elections, the latest delay in a conflict that has stretched months beyond
Europe fumes over Trump’s provocative map as U.S. influence is stitched across North America
Denmark and Iceland publicly pushed back after U.S. President Donald Trump posted a map folding Greenland and Iceland into the United States, while French politicians also protested after territories
Asylum applications plummet across EU as governments push deportation hubs
BRUSSELS — The number of people claiming asylum in EU countries has dropped sharply, new figures show, with some capitals recording historic lows as tougher new rules take effect.
EU to Make Public Contracts the Core of Its New Industrial Policy
BRUSSELS – The EU intends to turn public procurement into a central tool of its new industrial policy. Hundreds of billions for infrastructure, schools, energy and healthcare should preferentially flo
Even EU governments normally friendly to Trump back Brussels’ closer ties with Canada
BRUSSELS — The EU’s push for a deeper partnership with Canada, meant to help Ottawa stand firm amid U.S. trade pressure, has attracted support from governments across the political map — including tho
Serbian leader dissolves parliament, calls snap elections to restore unity
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has dissolved parliament and called snap elections for the end of October, saying he wants to restore calm and reassert control amid ongoing unrest.
National Rally sacks volunteer after leaked racist remarks, opponents pounce
PARIS — The National Rally, the party led by Marine Le Pen, said it dismissed a volunteer security official on Wednesday after body camera footage surfaced showing the individual, a municipal police o
EU aims to turn procurement into a €600B engine for industry
BRUSSELS — The EU is trying to repurpose public procurement into a major instrument of industrial policy, steering hundreds of billions of euros spent on infrastructure, schools, energy and health tow
