Update on the Share Buyback Program and the Liquidity Agreement On 28 February 2025, Bekaert announced the start of the next tranche of its share buyback program, for a total maximum consideration of ...

European stocks may open a tad lower on Friday, with trading volumes likely to remain thin amid the Independence Day holiday in the United States. U.S. President ...

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Denmark’s hard line on migration, the first EU-Moldova summit, your pricey ...

There has been no immediate breakthrough in the EU-US trade negotiations, according to the EU's trade commissioner Maroš ...

In tense EU talks, China warned that a Russian defeat in Ukraine would shift US strategic focus toward Beijing and denied any ...

China has stated its position on the war in Ukraine and named the winner that aligns with Beijing's political interests, ...

With about 30 years of experience at several kitchens, Chef Daniel Pfeifer-Kotz is bringing his culinary skills to the ...

Imagine Brussels bureaucrats determining Americans’ free speech on social media platforms. It sounds absurd—but that’s the ...

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Denmark takes over the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union, facing challenges in security, trade, war, budget negotiations, and enlargement.

Dozens of Europe's biggest companies urged the EU to hit the pause button on its landmark AI rules on Thursday, warning that going too fast could harm the bloc's ability to lead in the global AI race.

Major European firms are spearheading a corporate push that’s weakening the European Union’s efforts to stand up to Trump’s tariff threats.