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EU Carbon Credit Integration: What It Means for India’s Climate and Trade Future

The European Union’s recent decision to incorporate India’s carbon credit mechanism, Carbon Credit Trading Mechanism (CCTS), into its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is...

Big Win, Big Stakes: Moldova Fights to Secure EU Path

Moldova is focusing on its future by strengthening ties with Europe and reducing dependence on Russia. After a parliamentary election where the pro-European Party...

Governing Without Force: France’s New Prime Minister Bets on Parliamentary Compromise

Sebastien Lecornu, France’s newly appointed prime minister and the fifth to serve under President Emmanuel Macron in just two years, faces an early and...

Academic Freedom Under Siege? Trump’s Policies Cast a Shadow Over Nobel Prizes

As the world anticipates next week’s Nobel Prize announcements, the spotlight is not only on scientific brilliance but also on political pressures threatening the...

Denmark Warns of High Risk of Sabotage Amid Hybrid Threats from Russia

Denmark faces a high risk of sabotage against its armed forces, the head of the Danish Defence Intelligence Service (FE), Thomas Ahrenkiel, said on...

Russia Launches Overnight Strikes on Ukraine’s Energy Infrastructure

Russia carried out a large-scale overnight attack on Ukraine’s energy system, launching hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles at facilities across multiple regions,...

Britain’s Trade Remedies Body to Toughen Stance Before Overhaul

Britain’s Trade Remedies Authority (TRA) says it will strengthen its trade defences even before new legislation gives it more powers. The body, set up...

Swiss Defence Minister Urges Overhaul of Arms Export Law, Warns ‘Trust’ at Stake

Swiss Defence Minister Martin Pfister has called on lawmakers to move forward with loosening restrictions on arms exports, arguing that Switzerland’s credibility as a...

Germany’s Infrastructure Fund and the Politics of Fiscal Room

Germany’s Chancellor Friedrich Merz reshaped fiscal policy with a landmark reform of the debt brake and the creation of a massive off-budget infrastructure fund....

Europe has the Capabilities but Lacks Political Will to Deter Russia

During the late summer and autumn of 2025, the Russian Federation has intensified its provocations towards European countries, which could escalate into armed confrontations....

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