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EU Countries Plan to Seek More Free Carbon Permits for Industry
Sep 16 2026 // European Union member states will push for more free carbon allowances for major industries to better protect companies struggling with tough global competition and rising energy costs. The bloc’s 27 member states...
Europe Struggles to Counter Russian Attacks Falling Short of War
Sep 11 2026 // A day after Germany blamed Russia for a failed drone attack on cargo planes at its Leipzig-Halle airport, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen made a tacit admission that the continent was not responding...
EU Tweaks Antitrust Rulebook to Help Boost Bloc’s ‘Resilience’
Sep 4 2026 // The European Commission unveiled plans to give firms enjoying market dominance more leeway if they help boost the bloc’s “resilience,” as supply chains come under increased pressure from overseas...
Europe’s Credit Markets Shrug Off Climate Risks Despite Devastating Droughts
Aug 27 2026 // Severe droughts across Europe this summer led to huge wildfires, disrupted transport on critical routes, threatened power plants and hit corporate earnings across the continent. The credit markets are mostly unmoved. The...
Europe’s Record Heat Is Splitting Stock Winners From Losers
Aug 25 2026 // Even as Europe’s heat wave finally breaks, money managers say they’re still coming to terms with how climate change will affect their portfolios. Pictet Asset Management’s Katie Self says her firm has...
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