The European Union’s six largest economies are advancing plans for a bloc-wide capital markets union, hoping their collective voice will spur the continent to action after years of delay.
Finance ministers from Poland, Italy, France, Germany, Spain and the Netherlands, in Berlin, on May 28.
The European Union’s six largest economies are advancing plans for a bloc-wide capital markets union, hoping their collective voice will spur the continent to action after years of delay.
Finance ministers from Poland, Italy, France, Germany, Spain and the Netherlands, in Berlin, on May 28.
The European Union risks walking into a Russian trap by discussing the possible appointment of a special envoy to negotiate with President Vladimir Putin, the bloc’s top diplomat said.