Category: 3. Europe

Our analysis shows that governments of the EU’s largest car markets – apart from France – have low fiscal incentives for electric cars and instead steer buyers towards heavy petrol SUVs.

Low incentives to go electric

Corporate cars…

Ascending the slick, white marble pathway to Athens’ Acropolis demands focus, the uneven…

German satellite manufacturer Reflex Aerospace and US-based synthetic aperture radar (SAR) specialist Umbra have announced a partnership to deliver advanced SAR satellite solutions to European markets.

The first satellite…

Come 6 May, many EU officials in Brussels and European governments will breathe a sigh of relief.  This is the day the Berlin coalition partners have scheduled the election in the Bundestag of Friedrich Merz as next German chancellor. The leader of the Christian Democrats (CDU)…

Economic momentum in the eurozone stalled in April, as recent trade tensions battered the services sector, undermining fragile optimism for the bloc’s recovery path.

The eurozone’s Composite Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI), a closely watched gauge of private sector health,…

This is the first part of a three-part series about age verification in the European Union. In this blog post, we give an overview of the political debate around age verification and explore the age verification proposal introduced by the…

London talks aimed at securing a ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia have been downgraded and will no longer include US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and special envoy Steve Witkoff.

The meeting on Wednesday will instead take place among senior officials from the UK, France, Germany, Ukraine,…

“I have no intention of firing him,” Trump told reporters on Thursday about Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

The US president had previously said he could fire Powell if he wanted to, having been frustrated by the Fed putting a pause on cuts to short-term interest rates.

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