Economists welcome creation of more permanent jobs resulting from labour reforms

EU leaders cite lack of engagement as they rebuke UK for slow progress on Brexit

Zuzana Caputova warns EU risks becoming ‘hostage’ to authoritarian member states

FT editor Roula Khalaf talks to Ukrainian president Zelenskyy about Macron's warnings on Putin, his aims in war and a future peace, and Boris Johnson's confidence vote

Linas Linkevicius says bloc must mobilise to counter Russian influence

Measures put in place by US, UK, EU, Switzerland, Canada and Japan so far against individuals and companies

Lord Kerr backs campaign for fresh referendum so ‘prodigal son’ could stay in EU

It is time to treat tech platforms as we do trains, telephones and electricity

Prime minister turns on judges and media ahead of country assuming EU presidency

Markets could move substantially if EU backs the duo’s new ‘recovery fund’

Contest to lead eurozone body comes as bloc negotiates €750bn coronavirus recovery plan

London must decide soon whether to be part of multibillion-euro effort to secure supplies

Support for going carbon-neutral by 2050 strengthens Europe’s climate leadership credentials

Russia’s once-richest man, now one of its most prominent dissidents, believes regime change will happen — but only by force

Central bank utilises reinvestments from maturing bonds to soothe jitters in countries such as Italy

Diplomats voice caution about complex process as Ukraine war triggers wave of applications for membership

Austrian chancellor’s criticisms of EU come as his party grapples with graft scandal

US president’s stopover in Ukrainian capital comes ahead of first anniversary of Russia’s invasion

Brussels is trying to devise another new strategy amid fears of being left even further behind the US and China

Disquiet grows among Tory MPs about statements by home secretary

Potential freeze on €7.5bn of funds gives the bloc serious bargaining power

Government pledges another €10bn in cuts due to lower than expected economic expansion

Mark Rutte will be forced to announce new social restrictions after rise in cases shakes trust in government

Joint language does not condemn Moscow’s invasion after China refused to repeat critical wording

Introduction of rules delayed by a year to keep trade flowing will add to pressure, warn companies

Victory Day parades may not prove the show of strength Moscow intends, say analysts

Polish government claims about EU court over-reach are made in bad faith

‘Pragmatic’ move to avoid more strain on supply chains pushes date back from October 1

EU budget should take into the account corporate profits and the cost of brain drain

One in three EU households are unable to meet unexpected shocks to their finances

Paris and The Hague say crises have shown the need for Europe’s own enforcement body

Tighter alliance comes as US prepares to announce decision on Paris accord withdrawal

Companies say they are being hindered by complex new rules in Europe as Covid curbs ease and business travel resumes

Group fails to register for opportunity to ‘liberate money’ from Brussels after series of scandals

Justice chief accuses Brussels of ‘blackmail’ over deadline it gave Warsaw to comply with judicial ruling

Other leaders should stand firm in resisting Orban and Kaczynski

Social media company claims regulators’ questions go beyond scope of antitrust probes

Justice commissioner calls for fines on Warsaw and says Brussels ‘at end of the road’

There is increasingly serious talk in the bloc about all manner of far-reaching reform

FT chief foreign affairs commentator Gideon Rachman among 49 British citizens barred from visiting Russia

Events have vindicated the old Gaullist view of the global order

Commission considers selling environmentally-labelled debt to raise Covid-19 recovery cash

The PiS government is bringing the judiciary under political control

Kyiv’s forces establish fortified bridgeheads on left bank of the Dnipro in Russian-occupied Kherson

International Criminal Court has limited capacity in sifting through ‘deluge of information’

Warsaw move holds up implementation of landmark reform agreed last year