Competition and Industrial Policy

Fêted at the World Economic Forum in 2017, Xi Jinping is now accused of torpedoing the global economy with his disastrous Zero COVID strategy.

No Horizon funding will go to British researchers until the Northern Ireland protocol row is fixed.

EU executive should be ‘more robust’ in scrutinizing officials’ moves to private sector, watchdog says.

POLITICO’s Tech 28 list of the people steering and shaping policy in Europe.

European Council demanded blueprint to address new threats as Russia wages war in Ukraine.

Both sides prepare for battle over who should bear the cost of developing infrastructure.

The EIC Accelerator has €1.16B to fund startups with grants and equity investments this year but companies are slow to get the cash they need

The head of the EU executive is pressing forward with her green and digital agenda despite massive upheavals. How well is she doing?

The company suspended car production at its Moscow plant in March.

Commitments to lay out common policy approaches foreseen in final TTC statement obtained by POLITICO.

The two-day EU-US Trade and Technology Council will focus on transatlantic pushback against the Kremlin, but tricky issues like how to deal with China have yet to be resolved.

The push comes as the bloc prepares to negotiate details of its 2030 digital policy program.

Proposal for waiver related to coronavirus vaccines gets mixed and cautious reactions.

ACM says dating app Match has complained about terms for Google Play Billing service.

Greens in the European Parliament express concerns over their French colleagues’ alliance with the far left.

Apple may have a hard time convincing EU antitrust regulators that keeping iPhones secure is enough to warrant Apple Pay’s exclusive access to tap-and-go functionality. “Evidence on …

The charges focus on restrictions to access to the technology allowing iPhones to carry out payments in stores.

The tech giant is trying to overturn the last of 3 multibillion-euro antitrust fines at a hearing in the Luxembourg tribunal.

ACER finds that the EU’s electricity market is working well, despite calls from some countries for a deep reform.

Companies are scrambling to find a way to pay for gas which would appease Russia and conform to EU sanctions.

Industry and green groups fear new EU regulation could harm their respective interests.

An ongoing dispute with air traffic controllers could see a radical cut in operating hours starting Saturday.

There’s no sign Beijing is removing trade restrictions against Vilnius.