Manufacturing

Offener Dissens zwischen dem CSU-Landesgruppenchef Alexander Hoffmann und dem CDU-Außenpolitiker Johannes Wadephul. Wadephul bekommt deutlichen Widerspruch dafür, dass er deutsche Waffenexporte nach Israel überprüfen lassen will. Rasmus …

The president spoke in Pennsylvania Friday evening at a U.S. Steel facility.

Britain’s Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds will meet with his U.S. counterpart Jamieson Greer next week amid confusion from businesses about when relief is coming.

The president has publicly condemned multiple companies as the administration attempts to prioritize domestic manufacturing.

It’s a shift from the U.S. president’s first term, and is driving a fresh wedge within his Republican Party.

If the continent plays its cards right, the necessity of defense could turn out to be the mother of invention.

“We want to expand our cooperation on our critical minerals and energy,” Vivian Motzfeldt says.

“I think it would be a mistake to rule out anything,” Trades Union Congress chief Paul Nowak tells POLITICO ahead of UK-hosted ‘reset’ summit.

Trump calls the European Union “nastier” than China. The EU is taking a deep breath.

Foreign Secretary David Lammy wants senior diplomats fanning out across the country to get ideas on being a global “salesforce for the U.K. economy.”

The EU’s center looks flaky, with France a mess and Germany’s Friedrich Merz having to battle to be confirmed as chancellor.

From tariffs to visas and services, we talk through the key concessions in the long-awaited agreement, as well as the big unanswered questions.

Capitals are set to weaken rules that would require them to scrutinize foreign investments in sensitive technologies such as semiconductors and artificial intelligence, a draft document shows.

“If the Chinese vampire can’t suck the American blood, it’s going to suck the U.K. blood and the EU blood,” Peter Navarro tells the Telegraph.

The numbers are unlikely to cause any dramatic change in thinking at the European Central Bank.

Kyiv and Washington have signed a deal to develop mineral resources after months of negotiations.

U.S. president has previously described such a pact as reimbursement for billions in American aid sent to help Kyiv against Russia’s full-scale invasion.

Brussels is far from meeting its targets to reshore microchips manufacturing.

Despite the dash for cash, Spain’s core settlement infrastructure continues to operate normally, says the Bank of Spain.

Berlin’s new foreign ministry leadership signals tougher stance toward China and Russia.