Four are classified as extraction projects, two are integrated projects involving both extraction and processing, and one is categorized under recycling, in line with the objective of the Critical Raw ...

Lawmakers are floating the idea of adding it to the list of banned hazardous materials, which would send ... adequate alternative exists, though the EU hasn’t identified it.

An amendment drafted by the European Parliament would add carbon fiber to the EU's list of hazardous materials, which includes things like lead and mercury. According to the amendment, the EU ...

The EU is currently drafting a new version of its End-of-Life Vehicles (ELV) Directive, with the principal aim being to ensure the clean recycling of cars at the end of their lifespans ...

President Trump’s tariffs on China could lead to a hazardous scenario for European countries: the dumping of artificially cheap products that could undermine local industries. By Michael D ...

EU countries and lawmakers struck a deal on Thursday, April 10, to protect children from harmful chemicals – especially ones that disrupt growth hormones – in toys. Negotiators from the ...

The EU executive commission didn't immediately provide a list of the goods Wednesday. Members of the 27-country bloc repeated their preference for a negotiated deal to settle trade issues.

Newsweek has contacted the EU for a full list of U.S. goods it plans to hit with new trade taxes. Trump hit EU imports with a 20 percent tariff on April 2, claiming the EU already had tariff ...

FRANKFURT, Germany/TOKYO -- The European Union is considering a virtual ban on carbon fiber in motor vehicles that could take a toll on the material's Japanese manufacturers, which have more than ...

In a fiery White House press conference on Monday, Mr Trump said that the EU’s offer was insufficient, stating that Brussels would need to purchase £280bn ($350 billion) of American energy to ...

However, in a war of tariffs on goods, Brussels has less to target than Washington, given US goods imports into the EU totalled €334bn ($366.2bn) in 2024, against €532bn of EU exports.

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