Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha believes that the latest sanctions imposed by the EU and the US are a real blow to Russia, although Moscow denies this. Details: Sybiha believes that this week marked a new stage in the pressure to force Russia to make peace,

Europe’s economy has become a favourite target for pessimists. Slow growth, high taxes, political infighting, immigration, ageing demographic, all perfect examples to use in order to paint a bleak picture.

EU leaders need to find a way to ease the cost burden of the green transition for companies and consumers while keeping climate ambition intact.

Discover the definition, stages, and benefits of economic integration, and explore real-world examples like the European Union and other global trade agreements.

The European Union is struggling to find economic bright spots. But, on the EU's eastern flank, one major economy is shining bright: Poland's. What can it teach the rest of the bloc?

European Council President Antonio Costa on Monday said he conveyed his strong concerns to Chinese Premier Li Qiang about Beijing's expansion of export controls on critical raw materials.

Egypt and the European Union are holding their first summit in Brussels. Leaders will discuss on Wednesday security, trade, migration, and stability in Gaza.

Russia is facing a new wave of US and EU sanctions while its internal economy is nearing recession, but all this is not enough to curb its capacity to fund the war in Ukraine, according to experts. “Recession means almost nothing for Russia’s economic and political stability these days,

Europe's economy is walking a precarious tightrope between geopolitics and global economic power plays, which will either force it to diversify its trade and become more self-reliant or get toppled by ferocious crosswinds.