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Irish ministers have been talking up chances for post-Brexit deal
Nations have been slow to sign contracts companies need to boost supply to Kyiv
A surge in demand from the region’s poorest has led some organisations to turn away new applicants
A ruling that limits access to corporate registries is a blow in the fight against Putin
EU tries to get agreement over line after months of talks, in effort to curb Kremlin fuel revenues
French leader’s criticism on first day of state visit to America shows growing row over Joe Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act
MEPs and campaigners say ‘incomprehensible’ carve-out for financial sector weakens Brussels’ ESG goals
Charles Michel highlights availability of vaccines amid backlash in China over zero-Covid policy
Figures show drop in unemployment numbers in October but economists predict labour demand will wane
The UK debate around Brexit is shifting in light of new data showing the consequences of leaving the EU. In a four part series, the FT examines the impact on Britain’s economy, trade, business and politics
The last proposal managed to be ineffective and potentially damaging
Manufacturing output remains strong across most of the EU
Diplomats in Brussels concerned over timing and format of meeting with Xi Jinping
Eurozone inflation falls more than expected to 10%
EU governments see US clean energy subsidies as a threat, not an opportunity
Brussels fears policy could violate post-Brexit Trade and Cooperation Agreement
MEPs cast doubt on robustness of bloc’s incoming regulations as ECB officials criticise bitcoin’s legitimacy
Today’s edition also looks at the drop in global wages, Brexit’s economic impact and the surprise hub of Europe’s new battery industry
Brussels accuses central European country of failing to live up to its pledges on the rule of law
Brussels wants lightweight plastic bags composted and 80% of coffee cups to be refillable
Economists agree that leaving the EU has made Britain poorer, the only question is the scale of the setback
Ursula von der Leyen says Brussels has ‘the means’ to make Moscow pay for rebuilding war-torn country
Sentiment picks up after immediate threat of power blackouts recedes
Decline comes in wake of mounting signs that global price pressures are easing
Brussels prepares most ambitious plans post-Brexit to lure derivatives trade away from London
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