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Landmark report calls for a UK-led alliance with Germany and France to revive Europe's military strength, as Chancellor Merz prepares for London treaty visit
BERLIN (Reuters) -Germany wants to ramp up its use of artificial intelligence by the end of the decade to support Europe's largest economy and compete on the world stage in key technologies, a document seen by Reuters showed on Tuesday.
While Germany undoubtedly seeks to benefit from China's vast market and comprehensive supply chain, it also apparently attempts to pursue so-called "security" or "de-risking" objectives through various measures.
Ahead of the threatened tariffs, front-running of orders looks to have been particularly steep in the pharmaceutical sector. Factory output recorded a strong rebound in May in Ireland, where pharma titans like Allergan and Pfizer manufacture popular drugs from Botox to Viagra.
As France, Germany, and the UK weigh triggering snapback sanctions, Tehran has escalated its threats against Europe both rhetorically and operationally. Mohammad Javad Larijani, a senior advisor to the Supreme Leader,
Germany aims to boost its AI integration by 2030 to support the economy and compete globally. The strategy targets 10% GDP contribution from AI and addresses sectors like green transition, efficiency,
Europe’s biggest economy on Sunday urged a tough EU response if the bloc is unable to strike a “fair deal” with the United States over trade tariffs. On Saturday, US President Donald Trump
New energy minister Reiche unsettles sector by questioning renewables targets and showing more enthusiasm for gas than storage; Nordex and Enercon call for continuation of expansion path
The cloud-services giant is expanding its infrastructure in Germany and the Netherlands as it joins a growing list of U.S. companies seeking to bolster their services in Europe.
The Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) has updated advice for anyone travelling to three European countries - Germany, Poland and Lithuania