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Sweden’s choice of Rolls-Royce SMR over GE Vernova for new reactors at Ringhals gives Europe’s nuclear revival a sharper industrial-policy edge, linking energy security, supply chains and state-backed technology competition.

Sweden’s decision to select Rolls-Royce SMR for a new nuclear power project at Ringhals has turned the country’s nuclear revival into a wider test of Eur...

The European Union has expanded its Russia sanctions regime, adding 34 individuals and 47 entities to its blacklist in a move aimed at Moscow’s military-industrial base, energy revenue networks, propaganda channels and human rights abuses.

The new measures,

Donald Trump’s threat to impose a 100 per cent tariff on French wines has reopened a transatlantic dispute that many European policymakers had assumed belonged to an earlier chapter of global trade tensions.

The latest confrontation centres on France’s digital services tax, a levy introduced in 2019 that applies to the revenues generated in France by large technology companie...

Britain’s planned ban on major social media platforms for children under 16 could accelerate Europe’s debate over whether online safety now requires hard age-gating, not only platform risk rules.

The United Kingdom’s decision to introduce a ban on major social media platforms for children under 16 has turned the online-safety debate into a sharper European po...

The proposed break-up of SFR could become an early test of whether Europe’s competitiveness debate is making Brussels more open to telecoms consolidation, or whether consumer-price concerns still dominate merger control.

A proposed €20bn break-up of French telecoms group SFR is emerging as a practical test of whether Europe’s competition policy is becoming mo...