Competition and Industrial Policy

Thoughtless tweets cost competition cases, warns economist Fiona Scott Morton, whose EU job hopes were dashed by French lobbying.

Visit demonstrates “the will to start a new phase,” says Meloni, after Rome decided to quit Beijing’s Belt and Road initiative.

Despite gloomy stories about the collapse in sales of electric vehicles, what’s really happening on the markets is more of a pause than a retreat.

As the U.K. and the EU enter a new era, their relationship is likely to gradually become more Swiss.

Here are the EU lawmakers to keep your eye on in the new term.

The Treasury secretary called the shift to a low-carbon global economy “the single greatest opportunity of the 21st century.”

Slovakia and Hungary have criticized Ukraine for halting Lukoil’s supplies.

Paris startup Gourmey wants Europeans munching cell-grown pâté by 2026.

Commission cites “fundamental” EU principle that “people are treated equally without any distinction based on nationality.”

French president will use the occasion to pursue his charm offensive among foreign investors.

What we know so far about Ursula von der Leyen’s next top team.

EU’s rule of law report points to failings in Hungary, Slovakia, Italy and France.

The European Commission also said it doesn’t see any ‘immediate’ oil supply risks after Ukraine partially banned Russian oil exports to Europe.

Football players and leagues filed a complaint with the European Commission to try to rein in football’s governing body.

Budapest argues it’s facing an energy crunch after Kyiv imposed a partial ban on Moscow’s oil transiting the country.

Sky-high prices and electricity shortages could hit Hungarians within “weeks” after Kyiv imposed a partial ban on Russian oil passing through its territory.

With a second cloud pact in weeks, Microsoft has definitely mitigated the threat of an EU probe — for now.

EU leaders will fight back against “too powerful” von der Leyen as she assembles her team.

Lagarde shrugs off sticky inflation but takes a gloomier view of the economy.

Commission president vows to free up cash for affordable homes and create the bloc’s first-ever housing commissioner.

From creating an EU-wide money market to protecting kids online, POLITICO looks at what lies ahead for lawmakers.

Ten countries voted in favor, four against and 11 abstained in non-binding vote, diplomats say.

European Commission to also attend signature in Belgrade on Friday