As Greece moves into the last stages of its bailout programme, the nation hopes to regain control of its economic policy. However, its creditors will expect to retain some influence over the direction of the nation’s finances

The past 12 months saw growth in the eurozone outstrip that of the US, clocking in at 2.5 percent

With less than 200 days until the deadline to comply with GDPR, Brickendon takes a look at how the legislation will affect the financial services industry

Material cooperation would benefit both the UK and the EU, but it’s up to Theresa May’s government to change the tenor of negotiations

As China edges closer to achieving market economy status, the EU has introduced new rules to limit cheap imports from countries with significant market distortions

In a speech crammed with policy recommendations, French President Emmanuel Macron has painted his vision for integration in the European Union

Britain is to offer EU citizens a new ‘settled’ status, allowing them to stay in the country once the Brexit negotiations have been concluded

The French president and German chancellor established a commitment to cooperation, and voiced support for potential changes to the European treaty

New forecasts predict France is on track to break EU budgetary rules, spelling out the scale of the task ahead for president-elect Emmanuel Macron

With job markets becoming increasingly unstable, the provision of a universal basic income could be the key to a successful modern economy

Donald Trump’s election as President of the US has undoubtedly caused global uncertainty, but we mustn’t let rough waters push us towards hazardous policies

As a wave of nationalism threatens to consume the continent, Kim Darrah asks, can deeper integration salvage European growth?

EU finance ministers say G20 countries will miss their ‘2-in-5’ growth targets for 2018, but will continue to implement structural reforms

Antitrust conditions set by the European Commission have cast doubt over the London Stock Exchange’s proposed merger with Deutsche Börse

The new deal aims to eliminate 98 percent of tariffs on exported goods and is expected to boost the volume of trade between the partners by 20 percent