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UK bans personal EU meat and dairy imports

Britain plots state control of a flailing steelmaker. Here’s why.

Britain rekindles old flames as trade war simmers

EU channels inner ‘Buddha’ as it reels from White House shocks

EU to Trump on tariffs: We’ll retaliate when we’re ready, not when you tweet

Trump tariffs: What just happened ― and what’s Europe’s gameplan?
Facing Trump tariff threat, Germany’s new government bets big on boosting economy
Friedrich Merz’s new administration promises tax cuts, energy price reductions and a blitz of public-private investment funds.
Trump says ‘major’ pharmaceutical tariffs on the way
He predicted the move would bring drug manufacturing back to the US.
Why football-mad Keir Starmer has Premier League bosses raging
Topflight football clubs have been aggressively lobbying to get a new regulator watered down — as ministers insist it will be “light touch.”
From seed to shelf: AI’s transformative potential for Europe’s growth — starting with food
AI might not be a silver bullet to all the challenges we face, but it’s a golden opportunity to shape an efficient, innovative and empowered food system that’s fit for the future.
France’s Bayrou accuses Trump of ‘interference’ with Le Pen rant
French prime minister also says Trump’s trade war will cut France’s economic growth by more than 0.5 percentage point.
Trump administration will head to London energy summit … and into a row
Europe and Washington will come together at a time when their leaders are radically divided on energy and climate policies.
‘I hope he’s right’: Markets tumble on tariffs — but Trump isn’t flinching
Americans watched in horror as their 401(k)s plunged Thursday morning after the markets opened.
Macron’s new ‘second brain’ is an economic whizz and … Taylor Swift fan
Emmanuel Moulin is set to take over as the French president’s chief of staff later this month.
Trump tells inner circle that Musk will leave soon
The president is pleased with Musk but the decision comes as the tech mogul increasingly looks like a political liability.
PMQs: Starmer wins by brushing off Badenoch’s tax tirade
Economics rules the roost ahead of Donald Trump’s tariffs — but Tory leader fails to land a blow about the government’s tricky position.
Equitable access to innovation: Understanding healthcare system readiness to deliver CAR T-cell therapy in Europe
A new IQVIA Institute for Human Data Sciences report highlights discrepancies in healthcare systems to deliver innovative cancer treatments across Europe. We can pave a pathway to overcome the access challenges identified and fulfil the promise of advanced therapies.
Trump promises ‘big, big problems’ if Zelenskyy backs out of minerals deal
U.S. president accuses Kyiv of wanting to renegotiate the proposed agreement on Ukraine’s “rare earths.”
Germany must leave its comfort zone
Germany can reinvent itself — with bold decisions, growth-oriented investments, and a concerted push for innovation by industry and government. What we don’t need? Cosmetic fixes and piecemeal thinking and regulation.
How Trump is forcing Europe to get real on steel
The EU wants to rearm, reindustrialize and refinance as Donald Trump’s United States abandons the role of global policeman.
Why five judges could blow a hole in Labour’s economic plans
Banks would be able to afford a possible £30 billion bill if the Supreme Court finds them guilty of paying hidden commissions. But Britain’s economy may not.
Zelenskyy says no to any US minerals deal that might risk Ukraine’s EU bid
‘Nothing that could endanger … Ukraine’s accession to the EU can be accepted,” Ukrainian leader says.
Trump’s giving Putin ‘far too much,’ says UK ally Nigel Farage
Reform UK leader says any Ukraine peace deal has to be “equitable.”
Southern Europe rebuffs von der Leyen’s debt-based defense plan
France, Italy and Spain are seeking to boost military spending based on grants rather than loans to avoid increasing their debt loads.
No Plan B? Labour’s Project Growth still isn’t paying off
British chancellor unveils latest fiscal update Wednesday as Labour MPs press for a Plan B.
Belgian FM: EU should fight fire with fire in Trump’s trade war
Targeting Big Tech could be among the EU’s options to hit Washington where it hurts, Belgium’s foreign minister says.
America’s global AIDS relief program is on the brink
President Trump is taking apart one of George W. Bush’s proudest achievements.
Meet the Czech Millennial Who’s Building a Utopia in the California Hayfields
Armed with tech billions, Jan Sramek has dreams of creating a new, affordable, walkable city. If, that is, California lets him.
Europe sees opportunity in Trump’s economic chaos
But analysts agree that talk of the greenback’s demise is premature.
How Berlin’s fiscal flip stunned Brussels and spooked its allies
The weeklong blitz on the EU’s fiscal rules generated more blowback than Germany ever expected.