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Economic performance could be a strength — or mean that political success depends crucially on continued growth
European Council organisers sought to steer leaders away from Polish issue
While senior figures forming the new coalition emphasise continuity, some want a less conciliatory foreign policy
Debate over energy has been supercharged by surging electricity costs
European Commission chief pledges sanctions against Warsaw while recovery funding is still on hold
Beijing cements control of key EU infrastructure but locals say they have not seen the investment they expected
Warsaw could face legal contest, withholding of funds or be stripped of bloc membership rights
Polish PM’s letter further escalated country’s row with Brussels ahead of his speech
EU competition chief Margrethe Vestager says bloc seeking to extend deadline ‘one last time’
Small-town mayor Peter Marki-Zay becomes surprise choice to lead 2022 opposition bid to unseat strongman leader
Morawiecki letter to bloc’s heads of government comes ahead of European Parliament debate on rule of law
Stoltenberg on the rise of China’s military ambitions, EU defence, Russia and the transatlantic alliance
Policy is playing only a limited role in controlling global carbon emissions
Financial services commissioner says there will be no ‘sudden twists and turns’ over licence
The unravelling of the finance company backed by SoftBank and advised by former UK prime minister David Cameron
Morawiecki to address European parliament after triggering constitutional crisis
Conservative small-town mayor Peter Marki-Zay wins primary to take on populist PM in 2022 elections
Central bank examines ways to retain flexibility in bond markets afforded by pandemic relief scheme
It is irresponsible to let the relationship deteriorate when London and Paris need each other more than ever
Black Sea country has shifted away from Brussels under ruling Georgian Dream party
Frost’s huffing and puffing may be a negotiating tactic but it risks jeopardising peace and tipping Britain into a trade war
European Council chief calls Dutch and Slovenian PMs after rare sparring on social media
EU countries want European Commission to be ready if Britain suspends key part of Brexit deal
Government coalition talks take place amid record Covid infections and deaths
Reliance on marginal pricing under scrutiny but advocates say it helps to attract investment into renewables
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