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EU will exempt cars which run on certain types of fuel from new law after lobbying from Berlin
Battle over pensions reform points to deeper social and political cleavages in a discontented republic
Josep Borrell says Chinese leader made it clear Vladimir Putin should not deploy atomic weapons
France and Germany clash over whether atomic power should be treated as equal to renewables
Formal signing ends months of tensions over issue of region’s trading arrangements
Closely watched PMI reading hits highest level in almost a year
Some CS junior bondholders were touched by Tyche
Also in this newsletter: why Hungary despairs of Scholz and misses Merkel
Protesters take to the streets as restrictions on pandemic-era ‘Superbonus’ scheme cause liquidity crunch in construction sector
Downing Street looks to build on success of Northern Ireland trade deal vote and boost relations with bloc
Unionists rubbished ‘dual regulation’ approach months before making it a condition of accepting Sunak’s Brexit agreement
Trend of using expensive high-yield bonds to refinance the disappearing supply of bank loans has begun
Pedro Sánchez’s visit to China adds momentum to Beijing’s efforts to cast itself as a mediator in conflict
The French president is playing for time but his ability to deliver on his reform agenda has already been compromised
Also in this newsletter: plans to make EU regional spending more flexible to promote green tech
A nonsensical EU requirement on disclosure should be scrapped
A trade deal with Chile shows Brussels is trying to appear to be a development partner rather than a neocolonial extractor
Klaus Müller says industry and households will have to make more savings to avoid power crisis
The EU wants to ramp up its renewable energy capacity but depends on the country for raw materials and technology
Unwinding rules on the cost of research should be part of a package of broader reforms
Environmental guidelines watered down from draft proposals after heavy business lobbying
Christine Lagarde says dynamic between profits and wages risks continuing to drive up prices
Joachim Nagel backs more rate rises as central banks on both sides of Atlantic wrestle with recent financial sector turmoil
Eurosceptic Tory MPs concerned over EU laws remaining in force in Northern Ireland
Also in this newsletter: Dutch health minister calls for more funds to treat long Covid
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