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Loans or Pensions? This is How the Weapons Will be Paid For
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Loans or Pensions? This is How the Weapons Will be Paid For

Europe is becoming increasingly united on the need for a substantial military buildup. But how will it be financed? Tough battles are expected this year over demands ranging from joint loans to reduced welfare
So Sweden can be hit by Trump's tariffs
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So Sweden can be hit by Trump's tariffs

If President Donald Trump imposes tariffs on the EU, the Swedish steel and automotive industry may be affected. At the same time, an upward inflation pressure could make it more difficult to continue with interest rate cuts
Five years after Brexit – English wine protected in the EU
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Five years after Brexit – English wine protected in the EU

Migration in the EU: Rapid Steps towards Tougher Measures
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Migration in the EU: Rapid Steps towards Tougher Measures

Europe is heading towards a tougher border and refugee policy. The election campaign in Germany is paving the way for rapid steps towards more deportations and migration management outside the EU
No video games for Putin - new EU sanction
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No video games for Putin - new EU sanction

Ban on TV game consoles that can control drones is included as EU countries try to agree on another sanctions package against Russia.
Sacrifice the Environment for Competitiveness – a New EU Requirement
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Sacrifice the Environment for Competitiveness – a New EU Requirement

The environment and sustainable solutions may become the losers when Europe tries to become more competitive. Tough demands for simplifications can lead to delayed and watered-down legislation
BMW and Tesla sue EU
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BMW and Tesla sue EU

EU extends sanctions against Russia
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EU extends sanctions against Russia

Hungary drops its veto threat and agrees to extend the EU's sanctions against Russia. Absolutely necessary, says Sweden's Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard
Course dive for Ericsson – unexpectedly weak report
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Course dive for Ericsson – unexpectedly weak report

The telecom equipment manufacturer Ericsson reports a lower profit than expected for last year's final quarter. And the increase of the dividend to 9
Trump is back – here are five tough choices for Europe
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Trump is back – here are five tough choices for Europe

Ukraine, defense, trade, climate and tech giants. Here are five heavy questions that Europe must address after Donald Trump's inauguration in the USA
The tech giants take on the EU
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The tech giants take on the EU

With accusations of censorship and tariffs, the US internet giants are at war with the EU. Hold on or back down is the question for the new digital commissioner Henna Virkkunen
EU updates Mexico agreement
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EU updates Mexico agreement

Investigation expanded against X
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Investigation expanded against X

The EU Commission is toughening its tone against X - but claims at the same time that it has nothing to do with the recent harsh words from the internet giant's owner Elon Musk.
After the Ceasefire: EU Billion to Gaza
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After the Ceasefire: EU Billion to Gaza

Proposals for new electricity areas delayed
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Proposals for new electricity areas delayed

Concern in the EU over cyberattacks on healthcare
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Concern in the EU over cyberattacks on healthcare

Anxiety is growing ahead of the EU's new cider rules
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Anxiety is growing ahead of the EU's new cider rules

The EU's plans to standardize what is officially allowed to be called cider have created anxiety among Nordic beverage producers.
Experts: Hidden Motives behind the Greenland Play
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Experts: Hidden Motives behind the Greenland Play

Donald Trump's statement about making Greenland American can be a smokescreen for real interests. This is like the opening move in a chess game, says political scientist Anamaria Dutceac Segesten
New EU Billions to Ukraine
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New EU Billions to Ukraine

The Foreign Minister: Lower the Oil Price Ceiling
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The Foreign Minister: Lower the Oil Price Ceiling

Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard wants to lower the price ceiling on Russian oil. The lower the price for Russian oil, the faster the peace, she says in her speech at the defense conference in Sälen
Sale of alcohol from farms allowed from June 1
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Sale of alcohol from farms allowed from June 1

After the green light from Brussels, the government's sights are set on introducing farm sales of alcohol on June 1.
Fear and doubt as Musk intervenes in Europe
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Fear and doubt as Musk intervenes in Europe

How should X-owner Elon Musk be handled when he increasingly openly gives his support to the far-right – and even gets involved in an election campaign? European leaders are hesitant, out of fear of clashing with Donald Trump.
Task: Farm sales pass EU scrutiny
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Task: Farm sales pass EU scrutiny

The government's plans to allow farm sales of alcohol seem to be able to be introduced this summer. According to information, the EU Commission has no objections to the proposal
Task: Farm Sales Pass EU Scrutiny
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Task: Farm Sales Pass EU Scrutiny

The government's plans to allow farm sales of alcohol appear to be able to be introduced this summer. According to information, the EU Commission has no objections to the proposal
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