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Melanion Capital seeks to tap into booming crypto interest with new Ucits vehicle
Lukashenko has been accused of ‘weaponising’ migrants from Iraq and Syria because Baltic country is housing dissidents
Brussels searches for ways to reverse the Warsaw government’s assault on judicial independence
The unravelling of the finance company backed by SoftBank and advised by former UK prime minister David Cameron
Swedish timber group contests EU climate change focus on preserving woodland
Calls for booster shots and spread of more infectious variants underpin demand for products
GDP data for second quarter suggest bloc is growing faster than US and China
London has so far failed to replace aid lost because of Brexit, says Welsh government
State-owned utility postpones overhaul aimed at giving it firepower to invest in nuclear and renewables
Brussels cannot carry on fudging its own rules to blunt their negative impact, says Paolo Gentiloni
Serbia, Albania and North Macedonia to launch own border-free travel and business zone amid frustration with Brussels
Relief for travel sector as government prepares to ease border and quarantine restrictions
Ministers are also looking at removing France from the ‘amber plus’ list
Commissioner tells us he wants tougher environmental conditions on poor countries’ market access
Prime minister hopes to galvanise voters by conflating dispute over new law with delays to €1bn in EU funds
Start-ups using artificial intelligence will find themselves at the sharp end of new rules
Traders had warned decision by London to maintain EU requirement after leaving bloc would cause lasting damage
Valdis Dombrovskis ready to look at ‘other possible solutions’ to tariffs dispute
New requirements have taken a toll on smaller passenger and cargo carriers
Drugs manufacturers say post-Brexit red tape undermines their ability to supply the region
Plus, Philip Stephens and the deepening shortage of HGV drivers
Pandemic and climate change have shifted Jens Weidmann’s red lines
The UK’s latest proposals for the Northern Ireland protocol are an attempt to tear up an international treaty
The plans seek to reduce checks on trade between the region and Great Britain
National day celebrations spark controversy among firefighters
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