Editorial Desk
EUBizNews Editorial covers business, investment, startups, energy, mining, infrastructure and EU–Latin America economic relations.
More than 300 scientific papers will be presented at one of the mining industry's most influential global gatherings, highlighting how technology, artificial intelligence and sustainability are reshaping the sector.
The new facility in Chile highlights the growing role of battery energy storage systems in supporting renewable power expansion across Latin America and strengthening energy security.
The Swedish group strengthens its Latin American footprint with a deal focused on security services, cash logistics and regional business expansion.
Growing global demand for battery materials is driving renewed interest in Argentina's lithium sector, where major players are looking to accelerate development and expand production capacity.
Trade, investment and innovation are taking center stage as Switzerland and Mexico seek to strengthen one of the most dynamic economic relationships between Europe and Latin America.
Madrid once again positioned itself as a strategic meeting point between Europe and Latin America during Latam Days 2026, an event that brought together investors, multinational companies, legal experts and financial institutions to discuss the growing flow of capital between the two regions.
New requirements are reshaping access to Europe’s food market, where traceability, certification and sanitary standards now carry growing commercial weight.
Brent and WTI fell to their lowest levels since the beginning of the conflict after Washington and Tehran signed an interim agreement. Markets are now pricing in a gradual reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and a possible recovery in Iranian crude exports.
European manufacturers are increasingly deploying artificial intelligence to improve productivity, reduce costs and strengthen competitiveness. From food processing and agriculture to advanced manufacturing and logistics, AI is becoming a key pillar of Europe's industrial strategy as the continent seeks to close the innovation gap with the United States and China.
The initiative is expected to have significant implications for investors, financial institutions and companies operating across the EU.
The project could strengthen Brazil’s position in global battery supply chains and help meet growing demand from the electric vehicle and energy storage industries.
Colombia is moving forward with the development of a new liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal on its Caribbean coast, a project designed to enhance energy security, support growing demand and improve supply flexibility.
The company’s API-first software platform allows retailers, energy companies and parking operators to integrate EV charging directly into existing apps, payment systems and business services.
Argentina’s energy champion YPF and Tesla are exploring a strategic collaboration that could reshape the country's energy landscape. The discussions focus on electric vehicle charging networks and battery storage systems, two sectors expected to become central pillars of Argentina’s energy transition and its integration into global clean-technology value chains.
Chile is looking beyond copper and lithium as it seeks to strengthen its position in global supply chains for advanced technologies.
Energy Transition Minerals (ETM) is accelerating its search for new mining opportunities in Spain while awaiting the outcome of a long-running dispute over its flagship rare earth project in Greenland. The move highlights Europe's growing urgency to secure domestic supplies of critical minerals essential for electric vehicles, renewable energy technologies and industrial competitiveness.
The announcement of a framework agreement between the United States and Iran has eased immediate fears of a prolonged energy crisis, sending oil and gas prices lower.
A potential escalation in trade tensions between the United States and France could reshape the global wine market and create new opportunities for producers across Latin America.
Argentina’s mining industry recorded a strong increase in exports during the first four months of 2026, driven by rising international demand for gold, silver and lithium, reinforcing the sector’s position as one of the country’s most important sources of foreign currency and investment.
While global markets continue to navigate economic uncertainty, a select group of European companies has delivered exceptional returns in 2026.
Following the recent improvement in Argentina’s sovereign credit profile, S&P Global Ratings has upgraded eight of the country’s leading companies, signaling growing confidence in key sectors including energy, infrastructure, telecommunications and transportation.
LATAM Cargo is expanding its role in connecting northern Chile’s mining sector with European markets, reinforcing supply chains that support one of the world’s most important sources of critical minerals for the energy transition.
The European Union and Guatemala have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening political dialogue, trade, investment and security cooperation following a new round of bilateral consultations in Brussels, highlighting growing ties between Europe and Central America.
Argentina and France have agreed to expand their bilateral air transport framework, opening the door to increased flight frequencies, improved connectivity and new opportunities for tourism, business travel and trade between Europe and Latin America.