Economics

French President Emmanuel Macron has announced plans to boost military spending by €6.5 billion over the next two years, citing growing threats to Europe’s security.

French consumer prices increased more than previously estimated in June, reflecting a wider trend across the euro zone of gradually rising inflation, driven by higher service costs and a slower

In a notable shift on the currency markets, the Swedish krona is closing in on its strongest position against the US dollar in nearly three years. This development comes as a result of a

The European Commission has concluded talks with Ukraine to update the EU-Ukraine Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area (DCFTA). This new agreement, reached in principle, marks a

Talks between French trade unions and employers over pension reforms broke down Monday night, pushing Prime Minister François Bayrou to step in and call an urgent meeting

Switzerland has once again been ranked the world’s most competitive nation, reclaiming the top spot after recent years of trailing behind Nordic and Asian economies.

Germany has signaled that it will have limited room to boost financial contributions to the European Union's next seven-year budget, according to a policy paper obtained by Reuters.

Germany’s imports of goods from Russia dropped by a staggering 95% between 2021 and 2024, while its exports to Russia declined by 72%, according to data released Wednesday by the

Prime Minister Luís Montenegro has announced that Portugal aims to reach the NATO defence spending target of 2% of GDP earlier than planned—potentially as soon as this year—without

Spain's manufacturing industry rebounded in May, marking its first expansion since January, driven by improved sales and easing global trade tensions, according to a survey released Monday.