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High-end restaurants that reopen next week without wealthy visitors seek to adapt and woo local diners
Debate intensifies over whether to slow pace of bond-buying as economic outlook brightens
For a second time in two decades, social democrats are struggling to seize the moment
Decision to sacrifice €115,000 annual income comes amid country’s economic crisis
From a free trader’s point of view, neither the UK nor the EU have ended up winners
Costs and red tape push EU companies to seek other markets or relocate production
BaFin’s intervention comes 2 years after it ordered digital bank to improve controls
Vaccination campaign helps bloc recover following blow delivered by the pandemic
Finance ministries will have to consider how and when to cut back public support
The scaremongering in Germany has begun.
Isabel Schnabel says expected rise above 3% unlikely to cause tightening of monetary policy.
Brussels’ lawyers are formidable, but the solutions they devise are often outdated
Forecasts of impact by Brussels and member states have been conservative according to analysts
Ministers admit some markets will be subject to duties under post-Brexit deal
Policymaker says eurozone can reduce unemployment without fuelling price growth
Failure to refinance the two sites reflect increasing financial strains in GFG Alliance
German automaker’s view reinforces ECB policymakers’ forecasts that sustained inflation is unlikely
João Vale de Almeida says talks with the UK about the Irish Sea border row are progressing
Gunboat diplomacy should have no place in post-Brexit relations
Competitiveness depends on the welfare state more than the other way round
Michel Barnier diaries describe how EU lost trust in UK’s unpredictable and unprepared prime minister
Foreign secretary Dominic Raab climbs down after arguing that the EU was not a state
Brussels seeks to restart negotiations after eight-year hiatus but big obstacles remain
European Commission officials warn problems will continue unless UK aligns on food safety
Negotiations that stalled in 2013 now seen as vital to respond to China’s rise
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