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As sanctions take their toll and Russia’s leader writes off Western markets, analysts count the costs for the nation’s people and businesses.
The economic showdown between Russia and the EU enters a new phase
The leader of France’s far-right National Rally party has promised radical change if she wins the presidency.
It allows financial institutions around the world to communicate quickly and efficiently. Seven Russian banks are being banned from the system.
President Biden lifted a 25% tariff from European Union steel, but British steelmakers complain that they’re being unfairly penalized.
Small British exporters reflect on their first full year of doing business as non-EU members. How do they feel about Brexit now?
Brits widen their horizons as hopes dwindle that the U.K. will have unfettered access to the EU’s financial services market.
The European Union proposes to impose tariffs on certain imports from countries deemed not to be seriously tackling climate change.
Scott Barrett of Columbia University thinks countries may adopt their own trade-oriented approaches to battling climate change.
Britain’s departure from the 27-member bloc raises questions about the quantity of UK TV shows aired and streamed in continental Europe.
