Economics

The EU and New Zealand have today signed their free trade agreement (FTA), which will deliver significant gains for the EU. The deal will cut some €140 million a year in duties for EU

According to a report by De Tijd on Wednesday, the Belgian National Bank has expressed worries about the billions of euros in blocked Russian assets held by Euroclear, a prominent Belgian

Negotiations among members of the Belgian federal government will carry on as they seek to reach an agreement on a proposed tax reform. While talks initially started on a positive note,

The annual inflation rate in the Netherlands experienced a decline in June compared to the previous month. According to an initial estimate by Statistics Netherlands (CBS), inflation for this

Following a dialogue with the European Commission and national consumer authorities (CPC network), Edreams ODIGEO, Etraveli Group and Kiwi.com committed to better inform consumers of

Germany is bracing for an extended recession, surpassing previous analyst predictions, as a recent survey reveals a continued decline in business confidence for the second consecutive month.

Belgian shoppers are increasingly opting to cross the border to France for their grocery shopping. Recent data from trade federation Comeos, as reported in De Standaard on Monday, reveals

The Dutch government has decided to halt 13 new road projects and three waterway projects due to issues related to nitrogen-based pollution, increasing costs, and staff shortages.

Positive developments have emerged in the ongoing discussions between the Belgian government and Engie, the operator of Belgium's nuclear power plants, regarding the extension of the

The Groningen gas fields in the Netherlands will be permanently closed on October 1, 2024, according to confirmation from mines minister Hans Vijlbrief. In the meantime, the fields will remain