Manuel V. Gómez

Washington D.C. monopoly ruling marks a shift towards stricter regulation of technology giants in the United States and the European Union over their aggressive practices across markets

The voting taking place in 27 member states from June 6 to 9 will be decisive for the future of the European project at a turbulent time in history

‘Let there be no doubt: Putin is responsible,’ Biden said. European leaders such as Von der Leyen, Macron and Scholz also pointed the finger at the Russian government

Budapest is maneuvering for concessions in the deal over the financial lifeline to Kyiv and has accused Brussels of ‘blackmail’

The EU Commission is setting out a plan to guarantee European economic security with an eye on China and the Middle East

The EU executive in charge of immigration says, in an interview with EL PAÍS, that the new European pact will ‘de-dramatize’ debate

The European Union Court of Justice found that the soccer associations are ‘abusing a dominant position’ by prohibiting clubs and players from playing in breakaway competitions

The EU has opened an investigation into export aid as Asian brands oust local rivals

The destabilization in the African region poses a higher threat of jihadist terrorism and increased flows of migrants to Europe

The Brazilian president believes that the EU-CELAC summit held in Brussels was ‘extremely successful’

Daniel Ortega’s regime is close to Moscow and has an autocratic track record; it prevented a unanimous statement on the invasion, but the Central American nation stands alone

Disagreement between EU and CELAC over Russia’s war in Ukraine is straining the first summit in eight years between the two continents

The fall in energy costs and China’s reopening have dispelled fears of an economic slump in the European Union but analysts predict a stagnant economy in 2023

The EU Commission has sent a letter to the 27 member states asking for their view on a series of measures and tax breaks to counteract Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act

The US, WHO and EU have questioned the reliability of data offered by the Asian giant, which claims to have the latest coronavirus wave sweeping the country ‘under control’

Clashes broke out in Belgian capital and in cities across the Netherlands after the match in Doha, the first meeting between the countries since 2008

Experts warn that inflation is set to hit double digits, while the European Central Bank faces pressure to raise interest rates

The EC wants the United States to eliminate measures that allegedly favor sales of domestically manufactured cars

Russia’s growing aggressiveness and Biden’s decision to stand up to it are pushing Europe to the brink of becoming the scenario of a clash between nuclear powers

While France is expected to return to pre-pandemic GDP levels by this year, the Spanish economy may not bounce back until the third quarter of 2023

The new system, which is still subject to talks, could see 13 brackets based on revenue that would mean monthly payments of anywhere between €90 and €1,220

The labor market gained more than 70,000 new Social Security affiliations in March, while jobless claims fell by 60,000

Social Security affiliations grew less this month of February than in the previous eight years

The effects of the coronavirus pandemic on the labor market are reflected in a new release of the workforce survey EPA

At Eurogroup meeting, Economy Minister Nadia Calviño discussed ideas for reversing the impact of the coronavirus crisis, although labor and pension changes have yet to be sent to EU

The number of contributors to the Social Security system is above 19 million for the first time since March, but employment retention programs are playing a role