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Meanwhile, Stellantis' CEO calls tariffs a "trap", and BMW and Mercedes' plants in the U.S. could see tariff payback from China.

The EU may not want to break out the champagne just yet, as impecunious European consumers cutting back imports are partly responsible.

By stepping up the pace of investment and technological innovation, it is possible to leave the era of stagnation behind.

Kawasaki first announced both the Ninja7 Hybrid and Z7 Hybrid in Europe in 2023, with launches planned in other markets including Japan. Now it's delayed.

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The European Central Bank did not have to take its cues from the US Federal Reserve and could start to lower rates as soon as June, Bank of Finland governor Olli Rehn told AFP. "While we don't make policy in a vacuum, the ECB is not the 13th Federal district…

One of Europe's largest tech conferences kicks off in Paris this Wednesday. Startups will meet investors, and guest speakers including Elon Musk will discuss the role of artificial intelligence at the VivaTech event. On Tuesday, President Emmanuel Macron announced extra investment in AI in France. Meanwhile, the EU has given…

Joe Biden does not believe unilateral recognition is the right path; Norwegian PM Jonas Gahr Støre said ‘there cannot be peace in the Middle East if there is no recognition’