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Companies like Ikea and Stegra illustrate how European businesses are increasingly viewing the transition as an opportunity in itself, rather than simply waiting for better times to emerge.

Immigrants, people with disabilities and individuals at risk of poverty or social exclusion report facing more discrimination in the EU than those who do not belong to these groups.

Can political commitment, leadership capability, and business involvement power Europe's future and boost its global competitiveness? In the remaining articles in this series, we plan to find out.

Poll after poll shows most voters think leaving the EU has been a failure. Closer ties with Europe would bring huge rewards, says Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey

The European Union has suspended retaliatory tariffs on US goods worth €93 billion, after reaching a last-minute deal with Washington.

Not everything on your local garden center’s shelf is safe, at least, not by global standards. Some lawn and garden chemicals still sold in the U.S. have been banned in other countries due to serious health and environmental risks. Before you spray, here are 10 products that might make you…

Gagauzia governor Yevgenia Gutsul funnelled undeclared funds to now-banned political party, prosecutors said

Poland’s energy transition gains pace as renewables surpass coal and offshore wind becomes a priority.

About three in four European businesses rely on US companies for email services and their tech stack, a new analysis has found.

India pushes back against sanctions, tariffs over its purchase of Russian oil, says West trades more with Moscow.

With plastic production projected to triple by 2060, pressure is mounting to secure a binding agreement that tackles the crisis at its source.