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Spanish league urges rebel clubs to bring spending in line with reality in wake of collapse of breakaway project
Policymakers leave rates on hold and wait for Covid vaccines to aid reopening of economy
Diplomatic row over 2014 blasts at ammunition depot worsens with more expulsions
Berlin bears no responsibility for worst corporate fraud in country’s postwar history, says finance minister
Companies experience delays as products are stranded or returned for incorrect form filling
Kyiv has upgraded its military since Moscow’s annexation of Crimea in 2014
Military to return to barracks but remain in ‘state of readiness’, minister says
Europe’s largest auto parts supplier says bloc is overlooking other low-emission transport technologies
Europe’s green taxonomy under political and scientific fire as US weighs alternatives
Inquiry committee extends remit and timeframe for special investigator after scathing initial report
PM says greater ‘solidarity’ needed as immunisation rates diverge across bloc
Police crack down on opposition as anger bubbles up over money spent on supporting the lira
Joe Biden is to unveil the country’s deepest ever greenhouse gas reductions
Trade groups say efforts stepped up to implement the protocol despite Johnson’s claims
PM aims to use share of EU pandemic recovery funds for digitalisation and high-speed rail
Netflix’s stalling growth, UiPath IPO, Apple ransomware attack
Russia’s president criticises western interference, as Navalny supporters stage nationwide protests
Experts walk out of talks on labelling system to guide green investments
Irish finance minister says Biden’s proposals would cut country’s corporate tax take by 20 per cent
Move seen as response to China’s vast Belt and Road Initiative
Relief in EU capitals after judges reject injunction to suspend process to adopt fund
Emmanuel Macron’s former PM Edouard Philippe fuels pre-election intrigue with his new memoir
The task is formidable but Mario Draghi has the heavy hand of history resting on his shoulders
Conservative policymakers urge central bank to lay ground for tighter monetary policy
Baerbock’s candidacy shows the party is serious about holding power
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