Industrial strategy

The new U.K. PM is seeking to recalibrate Britain’s relationship with Europe.

Liberals are incensed over a backdoor deal between the EPP and ECR.

A deep dive into what Keir Starmer’s government will tackle in their first 100 days and then in their first year.

The chipmaker’s losses have forced it to pause research investments in Europe that could have bolstered region’s semiconductor plans.

In an unlikely U.K. political battleground, politicians all want a piece of the lithium boom.

In its new electoral program the party refuses “transfers of competence” to the EU in terms of defense and foreign policy.

The now-deleted documents proposed a closer “alliance” with Russia and exiting NATO.

The Greens say the EU’s top executive needs them to form a pro-European coalition — and claim they’ll make it worth her while.

Less than a month out from the U.K. election, the SNP is taking a new approach to an industry that affects hundreds of thousands of Scottish jobs.

Still smarting from the veto of the Alstom-Siemens deal, Paris and Berlin want Brussels to focus on forging champions.

Pascal Canfin says “everyone in presidential ecosystem” wants the former Italian prime minister at the top table in Brussels.

Commission will start questioning its industry about competition with China and others on older-generation microchips.

Here’s what you need to know about the French president’s wide-ranging address on Thursday.

Washington accuses Beijing of sending Moscow everything from missile and drone components to machine tools.

With Brussels gunning for a leading role on defense, NATO officials worry about overlaps with the military alliance.

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French government steps in to save troubled IT company at the heart of this year’s Summer Olympics.

Multinationals warn new migration rules and fiscal reforms could drive them to take their business elsewhere.

But Brussels does plan to boost long-term funding for solar firms, a document seen by POLITICO shows.

Brazil is building a submarine fleet with France’s help.

The bloc should be making 2 million artillery shells a year by 2026.

The European Commission wants the bloc to coordinate its military industries to tackle the “existential threat” posed by Russia.

The European Commission presented a far-reaching defense industrial strategy and a €1.5B subsidy program.