Jim Brunsden
Financial Times
Belgium
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EU sets out plans to curb reliance on dollar in post-Trump era
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EU proposes fresh alliance with US in face of China challenge
Brussels draft plan seeks to rebuild ties with common fronts on tech, Covid-19 and democratic interests → Read More
Johnson will stand firm on Brexit talks, insists Downing St
Fears prime minister will take weaker stance against EU after split with aide Cummings → Read More
Brussels takes member states to court over dirty-money failings
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EU backs bank rule delay to spur crisis lending
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Nine eurozone countries issue call for ‘coronabonds’
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EU leaders hunker down for fraught budget talks at summit
Funding gap left by Brexit leaves all bloc members having to give ground on finances → Read More
UK Brexit chief rejects EU’s ‘level playing field’ approach
Negotiator David Frost says Britain will never agree to oversight in exchange for a trade deal → Read More
Brussels builds alliance to bypass US block on WTO judges
Temporary measures agreed to replace suspended dispute-settlement body → Read More
European banking watchdog’s switch to lobby group angers MEPs
Adam Farkas’s move to AFME prompts concerns over conflicts of interest → Read More
Eurofi: inside the ‘think-tank’ at the heart of the EU
It brings together officials and the financial services industry but some are growing uneasy about what has been dubbed a ‘lobbying circus’ → Read More
Johnson squeezed on options for October poll
Prime minister limited by new legislation and lack of numbers in the Commons → Read More
Frowning in Berlin
The 16 German SPD members of the European Parliament are set to reject Ursula von der Leyen when MEPs vote on her nomination next week → Read More
Dutch minister defends Mercosur deal from green critics
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How Emmanuel Macron got his way over the EU’s top jobs
The French president went from anger to jubilation as he manoeuvred his choices into the key seats of power → Read More
Emmanuel Macron snatches political victory from EU jobs talks
Rare success for French president on European stage after setbacks over policies → Read More
EU ministers fail to agree financing of eurozone budget
Consensus struck on broad purpose of budget but questions over details remain → Read More
Brussels acts against all EU members over single market failings
Commission’s patience runs out over failings to implement services directive → Read More
No money, more problems
Brussels shows restraint with Italy, partly to avoid being used as a political punching bag → Read More
European elections 2019: latest news
Voters across the EU are heading to the polls in the last day of elections for the European Parliament in crucial political test for leaders including France’s Emmanuel Macron and Italy’s Matteo Salvini. We’ll be keeping you up to date with the results as they come in, as well as their implications for top EU jobs and the union’s political direction. * Live national results expected at 1700… → Read More