Tax

President-elect Donald Trump’s victory is roiling the opening day of the global climate talks.

Everyone agrees they lost the working class, but they’re deeply divided on where to place the blame — and what to do about it.

Taxpayer money kept 11 ex-premiers equipped with cars, chauffeurs and secretaries.

The Dutch politician defended green legislation but remained vague on future plans. 

From energy and trade to finance and defense, here’s how Donald Trump’s second presidency will impact EU policy.

The candidates are divided on everything — except, maybe, fossil fuels.

The Republican’s protectionist trade posture would hit enemies and allies alike. U.K. officials are preparing for every outcome.

Trump may cut Europe out of America’s subsidy splurge, but EU industries aren’t seeing many benefits yet anyway.

They’ve watched the party move away from them under Donald Trump. They’re worried his chosen successor could accelerate the shift.

Here’s what you need to know as Donald Trump and Kamala Harris compete for the presidency.

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A wave of Chinese goods locked out of the U.S. could end up flooding the world market. 

Labour’s Rachel Reeves signaled that the new British government plans record tax rises on the wealthy and on business.

Big swings from the new chancellor will reshape the British state.

From splashing the cash to going for growth, here’s how Britain’s first female chancellor wants to run the economy.

Britain’s new government unveils its long-awaited fiscal plan.

The prime minister’s approval rating takes a 49-point tumble just months after a landslide election victory in July.

Wriggling on tax and public spending promises is a big risk for Britain’s new leader soon after coming to office.

A British tea room in the swing state of Georgia plays host to some unlikely political views.

Italian probe reveals “gigantic and alarming market of confidential data,” prosecutors say.

French president appears to fundamentally disagree with the course of budget discipline advocated by his country’s prime minister.

As Scholz’s government faces a series of make-or-break decisions, the U.S. election may determine how much longer Germany’s divided coalition endures.