Regulatory

Senate report alleges Nestlé Waters lobbied the French government to make possible the sale of branded mineral water that circumvented stringent rules.

Britain is trying to replicate Australia’s “super” pensions to boost the ailing economy. But time isn’t on Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ side.

Letter is first positive concrete engagement from Washington since the two sides paused retaliatory tariffs.

Without the firepower of the U.S., global regulators would be hamstrung in their efforts to contain a future financial crisis.

Counter-attack by Milan-based bank deals blow to plans for a ‘third pole’ in Italian banking.

Budapest has opened the door to using AI facial recognition to identify LGBTQ+ protestors.

Two big penalties overseas could be just what the industry needed to get the White House’s attention. Will Trump now try to roll back European tech rules?

A Brussels-backed project to develop the lithium reserves needed to power electric vehicles is fueling political instability on the European Union’s doorstep.

Stretched resources and patchy communication leave experts warning a ban on personal meat and cheese imports could fall well short of its aims.

Europe’s flawed oversight of pesticides may be fueling a silent epidemic, warns Dutch neurologist Bas Bloem. His fight for reform pits him against industry, regulators — and time.

Friedrich Merz’s new administration promises tax cuts, energy price reductions and a blitz of public-private investment funds.

After introducing landmark laws to regulate artificial intelligence, Europe now wants to reduce the burden.

Draft strategy shows EU wants to woo tech leaders with computing, data, skills — and simpler rules — to run AI.

Just days after Trump launched his trade war, Musk envisions a transatlantic free-trade zone ‘at the end of the day.’

The outcome of a key vote on environmental laws in the Parliament this week could set the stage for the next five years.

Brussels sees America’s transatlantic trade surplus in services as its Achilles’ heel.

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.

Giuseppe Antoci battled the Italian mob. But can he take on EU policymaking?

Armed with tech billions, Jan Sramek has dreams of creating a new, affordable, walkable city. If, that is, California lets him.

The government’s rivals are circling after tax hikes burned the bridges that Rachel Reeves had painstakingly built before the election.

The PRA and FCA will no longer bring forward proposals to require City of London firms to set diversity targets.