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Survey seen by POLITICO signals EU executive is out to ensure that emergency government support to companies ends in December.

The energy bill is due to return to the U.K. parliament — and that means trouble for Rishi Sunak.

A new global fund for nature conservation alone won’t do much to solve biodiversity crisis, says the CEO of the Global Environment Facility.

Raids probe misappropriation of EU funds in projects involving railways and energy efficiency.

China and the West are ratcheting up their trade war, and companies must find a way to adapt.

Andrew Forrest accuses government of ‘putting Britain’s hopes [on] failed technology.’

Politicians blame each other as historic spending cuts hit areas including health, childcare and education.

From electric cars to Gibraltar, there’s still plenty for London and Brussels to fight about.

Despite limits on defense spending, the EU is a significant donor of military aid to Ukraine.

The US is guarded by high tariff barriers and protectionist policies, but the EU is wide open.

Other than continued support for Ukraine, Members are unwilling to cough up more cash for the EU.

France is battling Spain and Italy for a Tesla gigafactory.

NATO’s European members are ramping up spending, but defense companies want contracts before committing to expensive expansions.

European countries are working on two big common defense projects — to develop a second-tier naval vessel and a sixth-generation jet fighter.

Diplomats give the cold shoulder to the World Trade Organization’s new idea for how to harmonize carbon pricing systems worldwide.

Geopolitics is reshaping the microchips supply chain. Industry says it could turn ugly.

EU lawyers tell judges that reversing Apple court defeat is crucial in fight against sweetheart tax deals.

EU chief calls on G7 to embark on a clean-tech race — but not at each other’s expense.

The prime minister is hoping to unveil long-awaited semiconductor strategy at the G7 next month.