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July’s major IT outage served as a wake-up call. But can the EU’s regulatory response make a difference?

Inflation may be on the retreat, but growth is slowing and debt is rising as the West and China square off ever more directly.

Debt is expected to near 100 percent of global GDP by 2030.

Kyiv’s allies said the trip would have been a “propaganda win” for Vladimir Putin.

Only six ministers of 27 attended the meeting, including Varga himself.

Visit will “create substantial reputational risks,” countries say.

Sadiq Al-Kabir says the attempted takeover by hostile government forces has backfired.

The British Virgin Islands mix fun in the sun with dark money. Will the UK’s new Labour government act?

It won’t be easy for Italy’s PM to back von der Leyen to remain European Commission president in Thursday’s crucial vote.

Bruno Le Maire raises the specter of financial disaster for France if President Emmanuel Macron’s opponents win this month’s snap election.

From political witch-hunts and nobbling bank mergers to hacking Covid regulations, the ECB’s brushes with the law are varied and plentiful.

Inflation’s slowing, growth’s returning — but it’s not the economy any more, stupid, for struggling UK Conservatives.

Amid a higher debt burden, U.K. should not be considering pre-election tax cuts, forecaster says.

The risk that lies closest to financiers’ hearts moved a step closer to reality as one of the Fed’s policymakers floated the idea that interest rates may have to rise still further to bring inflation under control. 

Wording is tougher than in statements from February.

Kyiv is frustrated it won’t receive the proceeds of frozen assets generated in 2022 and 2023.

The French president hopes to put aside differences with Brazil on trade and the war in Ukraine.

Former EU commissioner’s interest in the role would put pay to the hopes of other Europeans getting the job.

The country now sits behind only the U.S. and China in terms of economic heft.

With Republicans thwarting U.S. efforts to approve $60 billion for Kyiv, Europe faces an even greater bill. So what next?

Kyiv forced to look on in anguish as the U.S. and EU bicker over a new financial lifeline.

Forty percent of workers globally have jobs that will be affected by artificial intelligence, warns a study by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Mature economies — such …

Disruption to seaborne trade is making for a bad start to 2024, too.