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The Draghi agenda and Italy’s historic compromise
The outgoing prime minister showed that a bargain between technocracy and populism is possible and, in times of crisis, necessary.
Building Europe’s gene therapy ecosystem
No business as usual with China
US climate deal gets cool response from allies
EU watchdog warns politicians against pushing insurance reforms too far
In the race to succeed Boris Johnson, only China hawks need apply
Ukraine loses its best friend Boris. What happens next?
Boris Johnson’s imminent departure as UK prime minister has unnerved his allies in Kyiv.
Stock exchanges face worst nightmare as EU ticker tape gets support
Across Europe, stock exchanges’ greatest fears may be coming true as an ambitious plan for a ticker tape gathers momentum in Brussels. Stock exchanges are fiercely resisting …
Innovation is the foundation of resilient health care systems
R&D to discover, develop and deliver transformative medicines that address important treatment gaps in severe illnesses, at a speed that rapidly and appropriately meets our communities’ health needs, is essential to improving health care systems and outcomes.
Germany bails out Uniper, vowing ‘whatever it takes’ to avert energy crisis
Chancellor says ‘we will be very stable as a country’ in facing challenges caused by reduced Russian gas deliveries.
European Commission sets out joint weapon-purchase plan
Aim is to replenish stocks of arms after many EU countries supplied Ukraine
Goodbye Boris Johnson … and farewell ‘leveling up’?
The UK prime minister’s flagship policy seems unlikely to survive his departure from 10 Downing Street.
Innovation chief wants team effort to boost EU’s startups
Mariya Gabriel is looking for a few good commissioners — ‘seven, eight’ — to chart the course of Europe’s tech ecosystem.
How the Greens duped Christian Lindner into killing ‘das Auto’
After grandstanding in Berlin, the German finance minister got beaten in Brussels.
5 ways rising rates could roil financial markets
For over a decade, record-low interest rates have underpinned the dogma and rationale of investors.
Leaving no stone unturned — Europe beating cancer, together
The EU’s ambitious goals to protect cancer patients could transform lives and save millions more. A properly-implemented Beating Cancer Plan will be essential to turn the rising tide of avoidable deaths.
Who wants to be UK prime minister? Just about everyone
Boris Johnson has resigned but who will replace him from the Tory ranks?
Spanish foreign minister presses EU to retrain focus on migration
After winning a NATO pledge to monitor the situation, José Manuel Albares tells POLITICO Spain is returning its sights to the intractable EU migration pact.
Brussels faces lawsuits, investor pushback over green label for gas and nuclear
New rules undermine EU efforts to set a gold standard for sustainable investments, opponents say.
City minister John Glen quits in blow for UK financial services reforms
City Minister John Glen resigned today from the government in a major blow to the U.K.’s planned financial services reforms after Brexit. Glen, who has been economic …
Parliament votes to give green labels to nuclear and gas
Such power plants will be allowed to be marketed as sustainable investments on financial markets.
Funding Ukraine’s recovery with Russian riches causes legal headache
Kyiv says between $300B and $500B in oligarchs’ assets are frozen.
Germany readies gas emergency law amid fears of Russian cutoff
‘The fear of a recession is overwhelming,’ warns Economy Minister Robert Habeck as he seeks to boost renewable energies.
No more whispers: Recession talk surges in Washington
From Wall Street to Washington, whispers about a coming economic slump have risen to nearly a roar as the Federal Reserve ramps up its battle against the highest inflation in four decades.
Spain lugs its political fights, scandals and protests into the NATO summit
Spanish officials say their lobbying was critical in winning NATO pledges. But domestic squabbles kept intruding.
Can Britain really be an electric vehicle powerhouse?
UK minister Gerry Grimstone tells POLITICO he’s ready to win over EV giants — but it won’t be easy.
UK defense spending to hit 2.5 percent of GDP by 2030, vows Boris Johnson
Under-pressure UK prime minister says boost needed in ‘a more dangerous and competitive world.’
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