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Fiscal hawks are less hostile to smaller programme than to massive joint borrowing
Court victory over Google fine comes ahead of the Digital Markets Act that will clarify what is anti-competitive behaviour
European capitals believe new government’s tax-cutting, high-borrowing plan exposes flawed thinking that drove Brexit
A growing number of member states warn that proposals do not go far enough as they seek to ward off the risk of political unrest
EU vows response to ‘deliberate acts’ as Moscow denies involvement
Plus, Bank of England intervenes in UK debt crisis, the volatility vortex, Covid-free workplaces
French company is reviewing whether reactors at Hartlepool and Heysham can stay open longer
Punitive measures to include a ban on EU individuals serving on boards of state-owned enterprises
Despite repellent views on immigration and nationalism, the European hard right isn’t generally all-out protectionist
‘We will do what we have to do’ says Christine Lagarde, amid support for 0.75 percentage point increase
Russia is denying claims it is involved in unexplained leaks or sabotage in international waters off Denmark
More than half of the member states are calling on the European Commission to speed up
IMF is separately working on new emergency funds for Kyiv
Bratislava needs billions of euros of support from Brussels, says Eduard Heger
How Ukraine’s counteroffensive in the north-east dramatically turned the tide of the seven-month-long invasion
Denmark, Germany and Poland warn of sabotage after Nord Stream leaks
Berlin says Russia’s involvement in damage to gas pipelines at centre of energy crisis cannot be excluded
Measures would affect inflation less than an increase in deficits, argues central bank’s chief economist
Households turning down thermostats 3C could reduce much of the gap between supply and demand
Hungary could again delay adoption of latest package
Exchanges operator to accept allowances as collateral in its European futures market
Paris opposes link through the Pyrenees despite Berlin backing the plan
Tensions between governments and central banks emerge as soaring prices grip economies
ECB president acknowledges growth will ‘slow substantially’ as Paris promises additional aid for energy bills
Exit polls put Giorgia Meloni’s rightwing bloc at over 40 per cent of vote
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