Through 3,730 charging points, Enel plugs in Italy’s EV future
Enel is already working on an additional 200 charging points through the second and third PNRR calls...
Tag : European Union
As threat of war looms, Europe hikes spending on military and defence equipment
According to the IISS, Europe accounted for around 21% of global military spending in 2025, and approximately $100 billion more than in 2024...
The permanent circular economy
The circular economy is inherently labour-intensive, requiring a human touch for repair, authentication, sorting, and logistics...
Europe’s compliance crackdown
The risk of professional enablers facilitating high-end money laundering outweighs the preference for self-regulation...
European Union regulators set to pause subsidy probe into ADNOC’s Covestro deal
ADNOC's acquisition of Covestro in October 2024 was the largest to date and marked one of the biggest foreign takeovers of a European Union company by a Gulf state...
IF Insights: All you need to know about European Union’s trade policy against Israeli settlements
Perhaps the most pressing problem that confronts the European Union in the imposition of trade bans is the absence of tangible statistics regarding settlement-related trade...
IF Insights: How Poland’s resilience strategy benefits Europe
In 2025, Poland will have the highest defence spending ratio of any NATO member, at 4% of GDP...
RTP: The future of instant banking
The EU rules will affect foreign banks that have branches in the Eurozone, potentially creating opportunities for RTP expansion beyond the euro...
Rising costs squeeze German businesses hard
Since 2015, China has been Germany's most significant trading partner, and in 2022, trade between the two reached a record high...
IF Insights: Amid plummeting sales, European Union’s EV dreams get ‘Italian Reality Check’
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New car sales in the European Union fell 18.3% in August to their lowest in three years, dragged by double-digit losses in major markets Germany, France and Italy...