
Von der Leyen Pushes to Tighten Her Control of EU Budget
The EC president is seeking to consolidate her grip on Europe’s spending by scrapping one of the commission’s oldest services.

The new US tariffs on European cars are not only a problem for Brussels, Berlin or Paris. In small, export-driven economies such a…

Removing inheritance tax leads to higher salaries, stronger company growth and increased corporation tax receipts, a new study of …

Germany is experiencing more corporate bankruptcies than at any point in decades. Companies are cutting investment, shedding jobs …

Only 10 per cent of German employees feel genuinely connected to their employer. In successful economies the figure is significant…

The new 2040 climate target stems from a political compromise reached last year by EU governments and MEPs after difficult negotia…

In a civil action against German carmakers, the environmental NGO Deutsche Umwelthilfe is seeking to ban the production of interna…

The completion of a railway station has been delayed once again. Yet Stuttgart 21 represents far more than a construction project.…

Bureaucracy has become an intolerable burden on the economy. Reporting and compliance obligations dominate the daily routine of bu…

From January 2028, the Netherlands will tax not only actual investment income but also unrealised gains. Investors will face a 36 …

In recent weeks, the EU has been paying increasing attention to the functioning of Meta's WhatsApp application. Having fulfilled t…

The European Commission on Tuesday presented a proposal that significantly revises its original plan to ban the sale of new cars w…

Brussels is backing away from one of its most ambitious climate regulations. The European Commission is due to present a proposal …

Five per cent of emissions will be offset by Member States paying non-EU countries to reduce emissions on their behalf.

A significant part of all regulations is made up of those which are intended to protect the health and life of people, especially …