The European Investment Bank has a new energy policy and will not consider new financing of unabated fossil fuels from the end of 2021
Jeremy Corbyn’s left-wing views were formed in the 1960s and 1970s — and have hardly changed, writes Therese Raphael
UK prime minister’s constituency is a battleground for intergalactic space lords
Angela Merkel’s fellow Christian Democrats want alternative solutions from European providers rather than use the Chinese tech giant
Package includes bigger incentives for buying electric cars and surcharges on domestic flights
The sex trafficker’s ownership of a Paris apartment and allegations of abuse in France prompted French prosecutors to open their own case
Authorities are expecting waters to peak at 1.60m — past the emergency level that sets off sirens in the streets
As the monetary policy implications of climate change grow, the bank says it is paying much more attention to it in terms of financial stability
Calls grow for tweak to a regulatory regime that has more than 1.7-million paragraphs of text
Olaf Scholz made the remarks after Germany averted a technical recession in the third quarter
National government expected to declare a state of emergency
Brexit is the real end of the British Empire, says outgoing European Council president
The exceptionally intense ‘acqua alta’ or high waters, peaked at 1.87m, leaving shopkeepers on the Grand Canal devastated
The drop caused two Bank of England officials to call for a rate cut, however, total and basic pay both rose by 3.6%, comfortably above inflation
Pedro Sánchez has signed with anti-establishment party Podemos, but still needs more support before he can take office for a second term
Brexit Party decides not to contest 317 seats held by the Conservative Party
Prime minister’s centre-left socialist party secures polls victory but now falls further short of a majority
Donald Trump’s ‘America First’ policies are hurting global trade and China’s factories are becoming rivals to the German giants that once supplied them
Traditional chains were already struggling with the rise of online before a weaker pound began squeezing sales further
East Germans were thrown from communism to capitalism overnight; decades later, the far-right is tearing at the fabric of a unified Germany
