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Concerns over Amazon deforestation hold up talks with Brazil over Mercosur pact
When governments start planning their 2024 budgets, they will need to know what to go back to
Plan to speed up renewable projects will ease reliance on nuclear power as Europe’s energy crisis deepens
EU hawks want more Russian banks forced off Swift system and action on key commodities following Putin’s escalation
Dublin invested €4.7bn in lender during crisis that crashed the economy
Benchmark survey of eurozone companies signals shift towards recession in currency bloc
Voters abroad or outside their legal domicile make up 10 per cent of Italy’s electorate
One major manufacturer has already gone bust while others are resorting to alternative sources to maintain production
Potential freeze on €7.5bn of funds gives the bloc serious bargaining power
The UK economy still is too heavily influenced by the EU to be truly independent
Potential contenders include central bankers and treasury officials
Populist governments will now be able to introduce irresponsible spending policies
Final discussions under way over acquisition of majority stake from Finnish energy group Fortum
Rise forms part of €18bn package to ease impact of the cost of living crisis on poorer households
Critics insist policy damaged bloc’s lenders while some central bankers say it boosted loan growth
Misgivings remain about Giorgia Meloni and her Brothers of Italy party
The seizing of oil giant’s assets another sign of Berlin’s U-turn on policy with Moscow after invasion of Ukraine
Politicisation of the rising cost of weekly shop illustrates challenges households and businesses face
Move escalates energy war between Moscow and west triggered by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Shortage causes manufacturers to slash production and warn of bankruptcies
Budapest ‘open to all options’ to alleviate concerns, EU affairs minister Tibor Navracsics tells FT
Pay deals that include indexation clauses are growing in parts of Europe and South America
Moves to diversify and rebalance Berlin’s export-industrial complex are welcome
Contractions expected to continue for rest of year as soaring fuel bills rein in production
Eastern neighbour fears a repeat of last winter’s gas disruptions
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