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Kyrgyzstan Criticises EU Sanctions on Its Banks, Urges Dialogue Over Russia Links

Kyrgyzstan expressed regret on Friday about the European Union's decision to include several Kyrgyz entities in its latest sanctions against Russia, describing it as...

Why Europe Is Under Pressure to Tackle the Surge in Chinese Imports

A tyre retreading firm in Germany, which has been operating for a century and previously supported British trucks after World War Two, is now...

Dutch PM Seeks EU Backing Amid Tensions Over China-Owned Chipmaker Nexperia

Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof briefed fellow EU leaders in Brussels about the government’s recent move to seize control of Nexperia, a Chinese-owned semiconductor...

What the Rise of iGaming Means for EU-US Relations

The gambling industry has evolved over centuries alongside the humans who participate in it. Changes to social norms, technology, and the economy mean that...

EU to Reaffirm Support for Zelenskiy at Brussels Summit

European Union leaders are set to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in Brussels on Thursday, aiming to show unified support for Kyiv amid renewed...

EU Leaders Clash Over Balancing Climate Goals and Economic Growth

European Union leaders are meeting in Brussels on Thursday to debate how to sustain ambitious climate targets while keeping European industries competitive. The discussion...

EU Adopts 19th Sanctions Package, Banning Russian LNG Imports

European Union member states on Thursday formally approved their 19th sanctions package against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine. The package cleared after Slovakia...

Sweden’s Austerity Blueprint: Lessons for France’s Fiscal Future

In the early 1990s, Sweden faced one of the worst economic crises in its modern history a collapse so severe that the finance minister...

We must renew our commitment to humanitarian action and norms

This week, legislators from over 120 national parliaments are meeting in Geneva to assess the world’s collective response to humanitarian crises. Unprecedented rates of armed...

Ukraine Pushes Back on EU’s Conditions for Billions in Russian-Funded Aid

Ukraine is asking European nations not to restrict how it uses a proposed $163 billion loan sourced from frozen Russian assets. Kyiv argues it...

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