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Prime Minister Mark Rutte set to meet British counterpart after US-UK nuclear snub
Bringing back imperial measures on list of deregulation targets along with financial services, agri-science and tech
Cultural exchange programmes in jeopardy as the Home Office phases out ID cards
Banks and asset managers warn of ‘major’ market disruption when licence expires next year
Agreement is wake-up call for EU and France about their waning influence in post-cold war world
Ursula von der Leyen’s proposed ‘Chips Act’ will struggle to reduce European dependence on imports
The bloc’s recovery fund presents risks and opportunities
Chancellor’s departure brings potential for further disputes with France over integration and economic policy
Biden administration points to ‘collective goal to significantly reduce emissions’
Brussels wants more active global role as counterweight to Beijing’s Belt and Road Initiative
Shortages of component have squeezed industries from carmaking to consumer electronics
Von der Leyen expected to talk up year’s achievements in State of the Union speech
Irish regulator adds to scrutiny of video app that has drawn national security concerns
London and Brussels have arrived at an uneasy equilibrium that is in everybody’s interest to maintain
Luxembourg-based office aims to bring first indictment by year-end
Paris-based group calls on EU to back proposals that recognise countries have different green policies
The commission is right to withhold its approval for Poland’s recovery plan
Soaring carbon prices spell trouble ahead for bloc’s climate policies
Irish regulator has not resolved 98% of 164 significant data protection complaints
Data reform would remove a human check on algorithms
European policymakers prepare for tough debate over labyrinthine Stability and Growth Pact
Meetings of finance ministers in Slovenia will hear proposals for reforms to budget rules to incentivise green spending
Excising Article 22 of Brussels regulations would alarm privacy campaigners
Change is possible after pandemic but debt-cutting targets must stay, insist the group of eight finance ministers
If Brussels embraces genuine flexibilities within the framework, Frost will find it hard to reject them
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