Europe

Britain's Office for National Statistics released data earlier this week showing that inflation during the month of December fell to 10.5%.

Global sales of fully electric vehicles totaled around 7.8 million units, an increase of as much as 68% from the previous year, according to preliminary research.

The EU is preparing to give Microsoft an antitrust warning in the coming weeks over its deal to purchase Activision Blizzard, according to a new report.

The World Economic Forum is set to hold its annual meeting next week in the Swiss Alps resort town of Davos, where business and political elites will gather.

The previous year brought Europe’s largest armed conflict since World War II and broad complications to business in Russia, as well as public displays of tension between the U.S.

Meta was hit with nearly $414 million in fines by Ireland's Data Protection Commission over breaches in relation to the company's Facebook and Instagram services.

Inflation in Germany reached the highest point in over seven decades, according to the data released by the country's Federal Statistical Office.

After Europe struck back with protectionism of its own, the US is lowering barriers to keep allies happy as it uses the Inflation Act to decouple from China.

The EU believes Exxon and Chevron capitalized on an energy crisis and should be fined. The companies, want the money to invest in energy infrastructure.

As Finland looks to distance itself from Russia and join NATO, it sees energy security as an important step and LNG capacity is crucial to independence.

The EU puts legislation in place to counter the Inflation Reduction Act's subsidies; marks the beginning of a potential trade war with both the US and China.

Energy ministers for the European Union agreed to a price cap earlier this week to combat the ongoing energy crisis ravaging the continent.

The European Commission said earlier this week that Facebook's parent company, Meta, had violated the EU's antitrust laws on the Facebook Marketplace.

Lord Michael Ashcroft defended the tradition of wishing people a "happy Christmas" after staff at one university were told to avoid using the word entirely.