Europe Politics

The U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority is investigating Apple over complaints from software developers about its App Store.

The EMA is using a rolling review to study the data for the jab developed in Russia.

The food delivery start-up’s IPO plans will allow founder and CEO Will Shu to maintain control of the firm.

The EU is threatening new legal action against the U.K. over differences on their post-Brexit arrangements.

British Finance Minister Rishi Sunak has announced that U.K. corporation tax will increase to 25% in April 2023.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government is hoping to convince more fast-growing tech firms to list in London.

British Finance Minister Rishi Sunak is announcing the government’s public spending plans for the year.

British Finance Minister Rishi Sunak will on Wednesday announce the extension of the country’s furlough scheme until the end of September

Figures in a research paper from Public Health England showed how vaccines can significantly reduce hospitalizations in the elderly.

The first real-world data from the U.K.’s inoculation program has given an insight into how effective vaccines have been against Covid-19.

Moscow rejected new sanctions imposed on it by the U.S. late Tuesday, describing the restrictions led by President Joe Biden’s administration as “hostile.”

European officials are coming under increasing pressure to reverse restrictions on who can receive the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine.

Germany plans to extend its coronavirus lockdown until March 28 but will allow small private gatherings from Monday.

As the EU continues to struggle with the lethargic rollout of coronavirus vaccines across the 27 member bloc, Russia’s Covid shot is proving alluring to some.

U.K. health officials are anxious to trace one of six individuals infected with a more contagious variant of the coronavirus, initially identified in Brazil.

Britain is one of the leading players in fintech globally, attracting $4.1 billion in venture capital investment last year.

The European Union needs to be faster in its efforts to vaccinate people against the coronavirus, the 27 heads of state said on Thursday.

European leaders will say on Thursday that all non-essential travel needs to remain restricted as the health situation remains “serious”.

More than three quarters of people in the U.K. now say they are “very likely” to have a coronavirus vaccine, a survey by the University of Oxford has found.

European travel stocks soared on Tuesday morning as customers rushed to make new bookings after the U.K. announced its plan to end coronavirus restrictions.