LONDON — European stocks follow their global counterparts higher on Thursday as the U.S. government shutdown came to an end.

Russian President Vladimir Putin “has put us on notice that we need to quickly build those steps of the ladder of the defense ...

Europe is rearming at its fastest pace since the end of the cold war. Defence spending is set to rise by €700bn-800bn between ...

European stocks are on track for fresh all-time highs, powered by the sector that was long the region's Achilles heel. Banks ...

Remarks by Alfred Kammer, Director, IMF European Department, at the launch of the Fall 2025 Regional Economic Outlook for ...

AI now accounts for half (50%) of total Business Tech funding, marking a structural shift toward automation, data-led ...

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Kremlin-backed election meddling becoming ‘more sophisticated and better resourced’, says EU commissioner Michael McGrath ...

The European tour said a new trophy — the Rory McIlroy Award — which will be presented to the player who performs best across ...

European shares logged a second consecutive record close on Wednesday, boosted by financials as investors were relieved by a potential end to a historic U.S. government shutdown and weighed a series ...