Major gaps in EU fight against cross-border tax evasion
Data sharing is limited and monitoring ineffective, says European Court of Auditors
Data sharing is limited and monitoring ineffective, says European Court of Auditors
EU's financial crime body's ability to start investigations hindered as only four member states have appointed their quota of prosecutors
German Health Minister Jens Spahn calls on bloc to impose limits on vaccine exports, amid anger over delays in deliveries
Former German finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble issues warning over bloc's recovery package
Divisions within the EU obstructing a common approach to Russia after the detention of Alexei Navalny, writes Beatriz Ríos
Reports late last year about the economists discussions with analysts and investors sparked unease about the institution's communication strategy
Tax should be paid in employee's country of residence, rules European Court of Justice
Some officials want new ways to measure the impact of the ECB’s record-low interest rates and asset purchases on credit conditions
European leaders ponder tighter restrictions in fight against pandemic
Projects fail to end participants' dependence on assistance - European Court of Auditors
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Jury out for Luxembourg lower green funds tax
Still no room for Uber as officials aim to lower taxi fares
European Parliament briefly suspends Luxembourg's Semedo
Under Biden, more countries could follow US in space
Fraud case focuses on details of 2013 suicide at EIB