Europe in Focus
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
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.
European Commissioner for Trade Maroš Šefčovič will hold a videoconference with his Chinese counterpart Wang Wentao on Thursday, a Commission spokesperson confirmed.
The European Commission will on Thursday unveil a proposed EU KIDS Act to set a minimum age for accessing social media across the bloc.
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
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BRUSSELS — Import limits on solar technology. Export controls on critical minerals. Rising tariffs on photovoltaic cells, electric vehicles and batteries.
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.
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
