WTO members spanning 70 percent of global trade — including Australia, China, Britain and the EU — will implement the agreement among themselves in their domestic legislation.
Das Land braucht Reformen und einen Ausweg aus der Energiepreis-Falle des Iran-Krieges. Über die zwei aktuell drängendsten ökonomischen Baustellen spricht Rixa Fürsen in dieser Sonderfolge mit dem Präsidenten des Kiel Instituts für…
Szabolcs Panyi tells POLITICO that Budapest's accusations are "meant to psychologically pressure me and shatter my credibility,” in the wake of his reporting on secret talks between Péter Szijjártó and Sergey Lavrov.
“This is historic,” Canadian Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu told POLITICO. “We’re also having conversations on trade and investment facilitation [and] supply chain resiliency.”
Concerns over cyberespionage have peaked in recent years as authorities uncovered more attacks by Chinese state-backed hacking groups on European governments.
BRUSSELS — The war in the Middle East risks reducing EU growth by 0.4 percentage points this year and driving up inflation, creating a dreaded cocktail known as stagflation, according to the European Commission. “It’s clear we are at risk…
In der SPD geht die Sorge vor den Geistern der Vergangenheit um: Lars Klingbeils Reform-Rede weckt Erinnerungen an Gerhard Schröder und Franz Müntefering. Männer, die das Land modernisierten, aber ihre Partei in die Opposition führten.…
Welcome to Declassified, a weekly humor column. Is being the president of France a Mickey Mouse job? The answer is clearly yes, as Emmanuel Macron will spend Friday at Disneyland Paris, visiting the opening of an exhibition dedicated to…
As Westminster rolls into recess, host Sascha O’Sullivan looks at some of the problems which bedevil SW1 from voter disengagement to constant reshuffles to find out if political systems from Australia to Italy might have the solutions.…
The far right took some minor hits to its seemingly impenetrable armor this week, as people in Denmark, Italy, France and Slovenia headed to the polls. But those election results also told another, more existential story: the slow-motion…