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EU Considers Using Frozen Russian Assets to Fund Ukraine's Defense
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EU Considers Using Frozen Russian Assets to Fund Ukraine's Defense

Let Russia finance Ukraine's defense and resistance. This is the EU's creative hope to long-term support in the war – without having to pay themselves
EU Approves New Sanctions Package Targeting Russian Gas and Shadow Fleet
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EU Approves New Sanctions Package Targeting Russian Gas and Shadow Fleet

Accelerated phasing out of Russian gas, new listings of vessels in the shadow fleet and restrictions on Russian diplomats' travel in the EU. This will become a reality with the EU's new sanctions package against Russia – which, according to the Danish Presidency of the Council of Ministers, will be approved on Thursday morning
EU Parliament Reverses Stance on Sustainability in Rare Vote
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EU Parliament Reverses Stance on Sustainability in Rare Vote

An unlikely alliance of greens and far-right gets the EU parliament to say no to its own agreement on simplifications in the environmental area. The result is a heavy blow to the center
EU Proposes 3.2 Million Kronor Start Support for Young Farmers
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EU Proposes 3.2 Million Kronor Start Support for Young Farmers

Start support of 3. 2 million kronor to new young farmers is proposed by the EU Commission
EU Simplifies Rainforest Rules Amid Environmental Criticism
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EU Simplifies Rainforest Rules Amid Environmental Criticism

The EU Commission wants to simplify already decided rules that are in place to reduce the devastation of the rainforest. The environmental movement is critical
EU Maintains Sanction Threat Against Israel Over Gaza Situation
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EU Maintains Sanction Threat Against Israel Over Gaza Situation

EU is lying low – but still does not release its proposals for sanctions against Israel regarding the situation in Gaza.
EU Agrees to Phase Out Russian Gas by 2028
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EU Agrees to Phase Out Russian Gas by 2028

Russian gas should be stopped from the EU by 2028 at the latest, if the EU's member countries get what they want. High time, says Minister for Energy and Trade Ebba Busch (KD)
Pricerunner Sues Google for 77 Billion Kronor in Sweden's Largest Claim
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Pricerunner Sues Google for 77 Billion Kronor in Sweden's Largest Claim

Pricerunner is suing Google for 77 billion kronor – it is the highest claim for damages so far in Sweden. Google has for tens of years cheated customers from the price comparison site, but the search giant strongly objects to the lawsuit
Hungary Prepares for Trump-Putin Meeting Despite ICC Obligations
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Hungary Prepares for Trump-Putin Meeting Despite ICC Obligations

Preparations for the "peace meeting" are underway, says Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. The move comes after US President Donald Trump announced that he will meet his Russian counterpart in Hungary – a country bound to arrest Vladimir Putin if he sets foot there
EU Reaffirms Commitment to Paris Climate Agreement
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EU Reaffirms Commitment to Paris Climate Agreement

The EU Commission promises to stand up for the climate agreement from Paris in a new "vision" for climate and energy.
EU Defense Plan Targets Drone Defense by 2027
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EU Defense Plan Targets Drone Defense by 2027

Four projects including drone defense are included in the EU Commission's new defense plan. However, uncertainties remain about who will actually do what
Germany Pushes to Use Frozen Russian Assets for Ukraine Loans
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Germany Pushes to Use Frozen Russian Assets for Ukraine Loans

Germany is increasing the pressure for frozen Russian assets to be used for multi-billion loans to Ukraine.
Sweden and NATO Urge EU to Avoid Duplication in Defense Efforts
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Sweden and NATO Urge EU to Avoid Duplication in Defense Efforts

EU and Nato must avoid duplication of work on drones and air defense, urge Sweden and other Nato countries.
EU Seeks Public Input on Public Service Rules
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EU Seeks Public Input on Public Service Rules

The EU Commission wants to have opinions on its public service rules.
EU Fines Gucci, Chloé, Loewe for Competition Rule Breaches
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EU Fines Gucci, Chloé, Loewe for Competition Rule Breaches

The EU Commission fines the luxury brands Gucci, Chloé and Loewe for breach of competition rules.
EU Sanctions on Israel Likely Paused After Gaza Peace Deal
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EU Sanctions on Israel Likely Paused After Gaza Peace Deal

EU's proposed sanctions against Israel are expected to be put on ice after the peace agreement regarding Gaza.
Sweden Urges EU to Plan Returns of Asylum Seekers to Afghanistan
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Sweden Urges EU to Plan Returns of Asylum Seekers to Afghanistan

Sweden wants the EU Commission to develop a plan to send more people without grounds for asylum to Afghanistan.
Gaza Girl Dreams of Walking Again After Surviving Attack
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Gaza Girl Dreams of Walking Again After Surviving Attack

Lana sought refuge at a school in Gaza when she was hit by Israeli shelling. When she received medical care after 22 days, worms crawled out of her injured leg and the doctor informed her of amputation
EU Tobacco Tax Proposal Faces Swedish Opposition
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EU Tobacco Tax Proposal Faces Swedish Opposition

Completely unreasonable, says Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson (The Moderate Party) about the proposed new minimum taxes on tobacco in the EU – including the white snus.
EU Sues Sweden Over Delays in Renewable Energy Permit Rules
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EU Sues Sweden Over Delays in Renewable Energy Permit Rules

The EU Commission is taking Sweden to court for not fully implementing new rules on simpler and faster permits for renewable energy.
EU: LGBTQI Discrimination Costs Nearly One Billion Kronor Annually
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EU: LGBTQI Discrimination Costs Nearly One Billion Kronor Annually

Discrimination due to sexual orientation costs EU countries almost a billion kronor, 89 million euro annually.
Germany's Crucial Meeting Could Decide Fate of EU Petrol Car Ban
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Germany's Crucial Meeting Could Decide Fate of EU Petrol Car Ban

Germany is taking the lead as demands increase to scrap the EU ban on new petrol cars from 2035. Sweden is so far holding out in the heated debate, where jobs, growth and geopolitics are pitted against the environment
EU Proposes Doubling Steel Tariffs to 50 Percent
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EU Proposes Doubling Steel Tariffs to 50 Percent

The EU Commission wants to double the import duties on steel to 50 percent and at the same time halve the duty-free quota. Europe must stop being naive, says Industry Commissioner Stéphane Séjourné
Lana's Journey: From Gaza Tragedy to Rehabilitation Dreams
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Lana's Journey: From Gaza Tragedy to Rehabilitation Dreams

Lana sought refuge at a school in Gaza when she was hit by Israeli shelling. When she received medical care after 22 days, worms crawled out of her injured leg and the doctor informed her of amputation
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