European Investment Bank
Coverage of European Investment Bank in the Nexus archive.
- US trade chief warns Google fine could threaten Turnberry deal
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer criticized the European Union's $1 billion fine against Google, warning it could destabilize the transatlantic trade relationship and threaten the Turnberry trade deal. The EU accused Google of violating its Digital Markets Act by favoring its own services and restricting app developer communications, while the U.S. argues the law unfairly targets American tech firms.
- BOI to channel 70% of €85m EIB facility to drive Nigeria’s cocoa, dairy sectors
The Board of Investment (BOI) will allocate 70% of an €85 million European Investment Bank (EIB) facility to boost Nigeria's cocoa and dairy sectors. The initiative aims to increase local cocoa processing, expand chocolate manufacturing, and develop indigenous brands for international competition.
- Jared Kushner joins EU Gaza donor meeting as Brussels unveils €900M package
Jared Kushner participated via video link in an EU-backed Gaza donor conference as Brussels announced a €883.6 million initiative to restore essential services in Gaza. The Team Gaza Initiative includes contributions from the EU, European Investment Bank, and 14 other countries and organizations, focusing on water, sanitation, healthcare, and energy. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas recently announced the first Palestinian legislative election since 2006.
- EU launches $1 billion aid initiative for Gaza
The European Commission launched the Team Gaza Initiative with 15 partners, providing €883.6 million ($1 billion) in aid to support early recovery projects in Gaza. Partners include 12 European countries, Japan, the World Bank, and the European Investment Bank.
- EU commission announces $1bn ‘Team Gaza Initiative’ aid
The EU commission launched the $1bn 'Team Gaza Initiative' to support Gaza's recovery under the 2025 Gaza Peace Plan. The initiative involves 12 European countries, Japan, the European Investment Bank, and the World Bank.
- Africa moves ahead with vaccine manufacturing ambitions
Africa aims to produce 60% of its vaccines locally by 2040, supported by Gavi's $1.2 billion African Vaccine Manufacturing Accelerator. Initial disbursements to African manufacturers are expected in 2026, alongside efforts to secure technology transfer agreements and long-term funding for sustainable production.
- CRH Near Biggest-Ever Deal For Arcosa, Financial Times Says
CRH is nearing its largest-ever deal for Arcosa. The European Investment Bank will provide 400 million euros to fund an interconnector linking German and UK electricity grids for the first time.
- Brexit Bears Some Blame for EU’s Capital Market Inertia, EIB Chief Says
EIB President Nadia Calvino stated that Brexit bears some blame for the EU's capital market inertia. The European Investment Bank chief highlighted the impact of Brexit on EU capital market developments.
- FIREPOWER: Cyprus MFF ‘nego box’ includes defence cut
Cyprus's Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) negotiation box includes a defense budget cut. The article also references the European Investment Bank (EIB), Future Combat Air System (FCAS), and military mobility.