The way Europe promotes exports of traditional local produce is loathed by competitors in the U.S. and Australia. But other trade partners are copying it.

The former Fox News host, now an ambassador, had suggested Beijing’s influence over Greece’s largest port was “unfortunate” and might be offset by boosting American investment in other infrastructure.

The decision coincides with COP30 and will add fuel to claims the EU is walking back its green ambition.

Tech leakage concerns sparked controversial seizure by authorities in The Hague.

Brussels will put forward request to U.S. officials to exempt goods like medical devices and alcohol from President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

Paris and Berlin signal new united front on Europe’s technological independence.

India, China and other countries are challenging CBAM in climate talks.

Leaders of the chamber will pave the way for a fast-track vote, and derail a push to refer the Latin America trade deal to the EU’s top court, say officials.

Rows over cash payments are already holding up negotiations, as deadlines loom.

Liu Zhenmin also defended Beijing’s own climate efforts as “very ambitious.”

Berlin ends a politically contentious halt, returning to case-by-case reviews after months of approving zero new licenses.

The proliferation of trade regulations and threat of intensified enforcement has driven many companies to spend what could add up to tens of millions of dollars to ensure they are not running afoul of Trump’s new duties.

“I think there’s ways around it, that something could be worked out,” suggests ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle.

EU conservatives working with the far right have signed the death warrant of the cordon sanitaire.

Estonia’s finance minister has asked for an exemption from new rules over fears they will damage competitiveness.

The outcome highlights the EPP’s willingness to abandon its traditional centrist coalition allies.

Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič calls to bring forward change by two years to deal with flood of packages.

It marks a dramatic departure from previous EU norms, where centrist groups refused to collaborate with the far right.

A negative court opinion on the trade pact would put the EU executive in an impossible spot, given how fraught the issue is across the bloc.

The breakthrough comes after days of wrangling in Brussels over the extent to which London might be expected to pay for access to the EU’s single market.

As the U.S. and China weaponize valuable chip supplies, the EU is forced to admit it hasn’t yet found a solution.

Talks will continue into Wednesday as member states remain divided over the question of U.K. payments into EU budget funds.

Paris hopes its leading role fighting the flood of cheap goods from China will help it win the right to host the bloc’s new customs authority.

The center-right European People’s Party is giving its coalition partners another shot, knowing that the far right is waiting in the wings.