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In Altered Photo from Public TV Network, Nuclear Plant Appears to Issue Black Smoke Instead of Water Vapor

ZDF, one of Germany’s public television networks, has released and deleted a modified photograph of a nuclear plant in a Facebook post, sparking mockery and outrage at a time of ...

February 10, 2022BY Nathan Worcester

Staff Shortages, Supply Backups Batter EU Economic Growth

BRUSSELS—The European Union is seeing its economic emergence from the unprecedented COVID-19 slowdown hampered by coronavirus-induced staff shortages, ...

February 10, 2022BY The Associated Press

EU Watchdogs Call for Rapid Action to Catch up With Digital Finance

LONDON—Rapid action is needed to update how cross-border financial services are scrutinized and consumers protected as the sector ...

February 7, 2022BY Reuters

Judge Suspends Northern Ireland Minister’s Order to End Sea Border Checks

A High Court judge in Northern Ireland has suspended an order from a unionist minister to end port ...

February 4, 2022BY Alexander Zhang

The EU Sets Out to Challenge China’s Belt and Road Initiative

News Analysis Just as Beijing’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has begun to run into rough sledding in ...

February 2, 2022BY Milton Ezrati

EU Aims to Invest Billions Euros in Chip Push, EU’s Breton Says

BRUSSELS—The European Union aims to invest tens of billions of euros to bolster its chip industry and double ...

January 29, 2022BY Reuters

WhatsApp Has Until End of Feb to Clarify Privacy Policy Change, EU Says

BRUSSELS—Facebook unit WhatsApp has been given until the end of February to explain changes to its privacy policy ...

January 28, 2022BY Reuters

Intel Scores Major Win as Court Scraps $1.2 Billion EU Antitrust Fine

Intel on Wednesday won its fight against a 1.06-billion-euro ($1.2 billion) EU antitrust fine that the U.S. chipmaker ...

January 27, 2022BY Reuters

COVID-19 Booster Shots Could Limit Europe’s Hospital Cases, Says ECDC

Booster shots may be able to cut hospitalization rates in Europe by at least half a million patients, the ...

January 27, 2022BY Lorenz Duchamps

Data Dominance: China Establishes Key EU Outpost in Cyprus

Republished with permission from BIRN. In October 2015, two years after a banking crisis left Cyprus in desperate ...

January 26, 2022BY Andreas Vou

Lufthansa, Air France Join Forces Against EU’s Climate Plans for Aviation

BERLIN—An alliance of airlines and airports called for changes to the European Union's planned climate change legislation on ...

January 24, 2022BY Reuters

JPMorgan Merges EU Operations Into Single German Business

LONDON—American banking giant JPMorgan has merged most of its European Union businesses into a single entity in Germany, ...

January 24, 2022BY Reuters

Euro Zone Mulls How to Make Governments Respect EU Fiscal Rules

BRUSSELS—Euro zone finance ministers will start a discussion on Monday on how to change the often-broken EU fiscal ...

January 17, 2022BY Reuters

Wizz Air Urges EU to Keep ‘Use It or Lose It’ Airport Slot Rule

Europe's airport slot rules should not be changed to protect legacy airlines, the head of European low cost ...

January 14, 2022BY Reuters

EU Court Rejects Cities’ Bid to Curb Car Emissions

BRUSSELS—The European Union's top court dismissed a complaint on Thursday brought by the cities of Brussels, Madrid, and ...

January 14, 2022BY Reuters

Truss Says ‘Deal to Be Done’ on Northern Ireland Protocol as She Meets Sefcovic

Liz Truss said the European Union had a “clear responsibility” to solve the problems caused by Northern Ireland’s ...

January 13, 2022BY PA Media

Lithuanian MP Matas Maldeikis Explains Why Lithuania Is Standing Up to the Chinese Communist Party

Lithuania’s strong stance against economic pressuring from China is drawing international support. I speak with Lithuanian MP Matas Maldeikis ...

January 10, 2022BY David Zhang

US and EU Should Enhance Joint Economic Countermeasures Against China

News Analysis The European Union is finally marshaling its massive economic force to hit back at Beijing. Meanwhile, ...

January 10, 2022BY Anders Corr

Germany Calls Nuclear Power ‘Dangerous,’ Rejects EU Plan

BERLIN—The German government said Monday that it considers nuclear energy dangerous and objects to European Union proposals that ...

January 4, 2022BY The Associated Press

EU Records First Drop in Sparkling Wine Exports in Decade as Champagne Loses Its Fizz

BRUSSELS—The European Union's exports of sparkling wine to the rest of the world fell last year for the ...

January 1, 2022BY Reuters

CDC Adds Sweden, Other European Destinations, to Its Highest Travel Risk Category

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Monday warned Americans against travel to several more European ...

December 29, 2021BY Isabel van Brugen

EU Proposes 3 New Taxes to Repay COVID-19 Recovery Fund Borrowing

BRUSSELS—The European Commission proposed on Wednesday three new EU-wide taxes to help to repay the joint government borrowing ...

December 23, 2021BY Reuters

EU Proposes Law to Implement OECD Deal on Minimum Global Corporate Tax

BRUSSELS—The European Commission proposed a law on Wednesday that would implement in Europe a global deal struck among ...

December 22, 2021BY Reuters

Airline Passengers Can Claim If Flight Brought Forward: EU Court

BRUSSELS—Passengers in Europe are entitled to compensation not only if their flights are delayed but also if they ...

December 21, 2021BY Reuters

Microsoft’s $16 Billion Nuance Bid Gets EU Antitrust Approval

BRUSSELS—The European Commission on Tuesday granted Microsoft unconditional antitrust approval for its $16 billion bid for artificial intelligence ...

December 21, 2021BY Reuters