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Denmark took over the six-month Presidency of the Council of the European Union. During the European Commission's visit to the new rotating Presidency, Copenhagen reiterated its priorities.
Brussels backs World Economic Forum’s push to tackle Europe’s decline
Leadership initiative designed to foster ideas is endorsed by chiefs of the key EU institutions, with four pillars chaired by EU Commissioners.
The Big Question: Why should Europe look to invest in Morocco?
“In order to build the future of Europe, we need to focus on Africa,” Ali Seddiki, general director of the Moroccan Agency for Investment and Export Development, told The Big Question.
Commissioner Hansen presents plan to cut farming bureaucracy in EU
European Commissioner for Agriculture Christophe Hansen presented his simplification plan to help farmers during a meeting organised by Euronews.
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Microsoft president: We want Europe to know that they can count on us
“We want Europe to know that they can count on us,” Microsoft President, Brad Smith told Angela Barnes in the latest episode of The Big Question.
BusinessEurope: Why Europe’s economy is on a make-or-break knife-edge
Boosting competitiveness in the face of weak growth and tariff threats is now a matter of urgency, says business chief.
Barclays Europe CEO on what Trump's tariffs could do to the EU economy
The CEO of Barclays Europe shares his views on the potential impact of tariffs on Europe's economy and whether the continent is still economically attractive to investors.
European Commission urges tax reform in energy cost-cutting plan
A leaked draft of a keenly awaited Action Plan for Affordable Energy suggests cutting green levies and VAT could ease costs for European consumers – but tax reforms have been deadlocked since 2021.
Will the EU's plan to reduce red tape for businesses work?
Brussels wants to simplify and reduce the administrative burden for businesses in order to improve European competitiveness.
Unions slam ‘rigged’ talks on EU plans to streamline regulation
The EU executive’s new focus on boosting the global competitiveness of European companies is causing alarm among civil society groups who sense a caving in to demands for deregulation.
Europe must navigate towards a competitive digital future
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2025 finds Europe at a crossroads, with a new European Commission tasked with supercharging the digital economy in the context of EU Digital Decade targets which, less than five years out from their deadline, look improbable at best.
Vodafone EU chief: Telecoms barriers can't just be blamed on Brussels
The EU is failing to support large telecoms firms, says one of Vodafone's senior directors, adding that Brussels isn't the prime target for blame.
EU initiates 'strategic dialogue' with troubled European car industry
EU car industry faces high energy costs, EV transition, job losses, and US tariff threats. European Commission seeks solutions to boost innovation amid fierce competition from cheaper Asian manufacturers.
Unions and NGOs fearful of EU Commission's new pro-business plan
Civil society groups and unions are nervous about the political turn taken by the European Commission under Ursula von der Leyen’s second presidency, and warn its new Competitiveness Compass could steer it away from green deal aspirations and workers’ rights.
Commission plans to set up anti-red tape brigade
As the EU steers a course towards deregulation in pursuit of global market share, an early draft of a forthcoming communication suggests today’s ‘Competitiveness Compass’ was only the first step in a concerted effort to tear up red tape.
EU bid to take on US, China competitiveness starts today
The European Commission will publish its Competitiveness Compass today in an attempt to secure the future EU economy.