Managing Contracts and Invoices

London has pushed for so-called conformity assessment, but Brussels has rejected the idea View the full article

Chamber of commerce warns that fall of tightly managed Chinese currency risks prompting trade retaliationView the full article

Brussels explores redirecting post-pandemic financing as part of options to boost investments in militaryView the full article

Lenders’ rising profits make international mergers more attractive despite regulatory hurdlesView the full article

Move comes in response to Supreme Court ruling deeming The President’s tariffs illegalView the full article

Brussels wants insurance in the event that Reform UK wins the next election View the full article

Draft text also calls for ‘home’ fees for European students at UK universitiesView the full article

Growing tension between London and Brussels just six months after summit set out to build stronger ties View the full article

Brussels says invoking ‘force majeure’ clause would allow contract termination without penaltiesView the full article

Measures would take effect if insufficient progress is made to reduce US leviesView the full article

Penalty under the bloc’s Digital Services Act risks escalating tensions with US governmentView the full article

Kyiv and European allies seek to strengthen their hand as Washington-led peace talks reach critical phaseView the full article

European Commission officials heading to IMF and World Bank spring meetings advised to travel with basic devicesView the full article

Belgium resists plan fearing retaliation by Moscow over assets immobilised on its soilView the full article

Prime minister will meet Macron and von der Leyen on Friday to iron out details View the full article

Volodymyr Zelenskyy joins summit in Brussels pressuring Belgium to drop its opposition to using Russia’s frozen assetsView the full article

‘Axis of obstruction’ stalls progress with poor and middle-income countries reluctant to quit fossil fuels despite perilView the full article