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Soaring energy prices and trading disruption push balance €1bn into the red for May
The (so far fruitless) debate over carbon border measures is taking place privately between the EU and the US
Accord is the first Brussels has struck in three years after resistance among members to reducing barriers
The shift from Asia-Pacific economics to Indo-Pacific security is more than semantic
The government’s approach is being reimagined for political reasons on the hoof
Ukraine, Moldova set to receive EU candidate status today
The UK’s strained post-Brexit ties with the 27-nation bloc contrast with its constructive attitude elsewhere
Draghi likely to bring up price caps as IEA warns of total gas cut-off
Talks with India will present first challenge as EU increasingly uses economic muscle to change policies elsewhere
Remarks contrast with data from western institutions, which estimate blow to EU has been less severe
Plus, a new study shows Brexit’s ‘negative’ impact on UK-EU bilateral trade
The government’s latest refusal to leave Brexit behind is dishonest, hypocritical and ineffective
Move follows Boris Johnson’s bill to rip up part of the 2020 Brexit deal
Boris Johnson’s ‘dual regulatory framework’ threatens future of the biggest all-Ireland integrated industry
Standards for food and chemical products and technical specifications for machinery have led to problems, study shows
Critics accuse Boris Johnson and Liz Truss of using the legislation to court Eurosceptic MPs
EU threatens legal action and US urges negotiations as PM claims ‘no other way’ to protect peace process
Johnson argues it threatens political stability but critics say proposals break international law
What role does the organisation have in an era of fracturing multinational alliances and fears of deglobalisation?
Pro-Brexit ERG warns it could vote legislation down if it does not meet group’s demands
Factories threaten to relocate after European Commission only opts for small rise in quota-free imports
Plus, the UK’s ‘last minute’ attempt to secure energy supplies
Prime minister says Brussels must ‘get rid of pointless and bureaucratic’ checks on goods
EU leaders agree ban on country’s seaborne oil while granting temporary exemption for pipeline imports to help landlocked states
Embargo contains temporary exemption for supplies delivered via pipeline to bring Hungary on board
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