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Europe is rearming at its fastest pace since the end of the cold war. Defence spending is set to rise by €700bn-800bn between 2022 and 2028
Remarks by Alfred Kammer, Director, IMF European Department, at the launch of the Fall 2025 Regional Economic Outlook for Europe; Banque de France, Paris - November 13, 2025
European Union nations are pushing for a one-year delay of a landmark law to curb deforestation across the world, seeking more time to comply with it than proposed by the bloc’s executive arm.
European stocks are on track for fresh all-time highs, powered by the sector that was long the region's Achilles heel. Banks are responsible for much of the year's 15% advance in the Stoxx Europe 600 and have extended gains after a strong batch of recent earnings.
Ten years is a long time in European politics. The long-term growth champions on the FT’s 300-strong list have thrived during a pandemic, the wrenching departure of the UK from the EU, tariff tensions with its biggest trading partner, the US, and a war in Europe.
As host nations, the United States, Canada and Mexico have sealed automatic qualification for the 2026 World Cup. England became the first European side to qualify for the prestigious tournament
The romantic canals, ancient cobblestones, and architectural marvels that make European capitals so enchanting are becoming a double-edged sword. European countries hosted an estimated 718 million tourists in 2024,
European countries have expressed concern over increasing US military pressure on Venezuela. Our site uses cookies and other technologies to give you the best possible experience. By using this site you are consenting to their use and accept our policies. Learn more...