Gilts breathe out as chancellor manages to plot a way to safer waters without income tax hike.

The bloc’s foreign policy chief says the focus must be on what the aggressor, not the victim, should sacrifice.

Bank lobbying over rumors Britain’s finance minister could hike their taxes in the budget was intense and ultimately successful.

Britain will hit a gas crisis if a long cold spell coincides with a loss of key infrastructure, advisers say.

Belgium’s prime minister rejoices over the long-awaited budget deal, which he compared to a “Herculean task” in lengthy Greek analogy.

Call comes as several EU countries prepare to restrict social media for kids.

Crucial Office for Budget Responsibility analysis on Rachel Reeves’ plans available online before the chancellor’s budget statement.

Illegal goods trigger European Commission investigation into the Chinese e-commerce platform.

It’s the second time the EPP has sided with far-right groups to weaken environmental rules this month.

European Commission president says “I cannot see any scenario in which European taxpayers alone pay the bill.”

The financial scheme to aid Kyiv takes on new urgency as Russia and U.S. discuss conflict endgame.

“That’s a standard thing,” shrugs U.S. president.

If the U.S. administration pulls American arms, fighting on would be difficult but not impossible for Ukraine.

The attractiveness of alternative backstops is rising in a financial system that may be losing its anchor.

Officials are looking at an EU bridging loan to help Kyiv stay afloat if they can’t agree on using Moscow’s frozen state assets in time.

“They betray us, but we keep going back to them,” a Socialist lawmaker said.

Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday announced a new joint task-force — with U.S. buy-in — aiming at “finalized security guarantees” if a peace deal lands.

While Europe’s politicians struggle to agree on much, they can still unite to protect puppies and kittens. 

EU plan to fend off Russian interference lands with a thud.

One fiscal bad boy has finally turned good; while a former paragon of stability gets a slap on the wrist from the Commission.

The threshold at which the soft drinks levy is imposed will also be lowered.

Nearly half of those polled by More in Common think the U.S. president is hindering peace, compared to 21 percent who think he is providing a boost.

Lawmakers argue that the EU executive overstepped its powers by pulling a bill to regulate the licensing of telecoms patents.

The Luxembourg-based court said a decision by Polish authorities infringed on a same-sex couple’s freedom of movement.