Category: 3. Europe

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EasyJet sheds 3% as first-half loss widens, but remains confident on full-year performance

EasyJet reported a loss for the first six months of the year, but said current…

Dates: Open now

Mykonos

Bottega Veneta

Bottega Veneta is opening in upscale luxury hub Nammos Village for the first time this summer.

Dates: Now to close of season

Loewe x Paula’s Ibiza

Loewe is taking over Nammos beach club for the summer, where…

But the party walks a tightrope. While not actively negotiating with the far right, the EPP can often depend on its votes in the European Parliament, becoming bedfellows in areas such as migration and deregulation ― exactly the sort of issues, the EPP feels, that motivated voters to support…

Dmitry Grozoubinski, founder of ExplainTrade, a trade and negotiations consultancy, agreed that the deal appeared to break WTO rules “a little bit.” In particular, he flagged the beef quota as a “new preferential quota for the U.S.”

Liam Byrne, the chair of the U.K. House of…

“I hear about other projects from the Commission, like creating new environmental benchmarks for 2040,” he said. “This is not the time to add complexity, but to see how we can make sure our companies are competitive on the international…

Civil society groups have accused the pharmaceutical industry of abusing the current system, and want to rein it in. The sector disputes this, however, and argues the perks must be big enough to entice the industry to invest in Europe.

When Poland took up the presidency in January, smaller…