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EU considers restricting children's access to social media
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EU considers restricting children's access to social media

The EU should examine new rules to limit children's access to social media, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Tuesday.
Modi to visit Sweden, absolutely the right time, says Swedish PM Ulf Kristersson
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Modi to visit Sweden, absolutely the right time, says Swedish PM Ulf Kristersson

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is visiting Sweden as part of a trip to Europe. It is absolutely the right time, given all the chaos in world trade, says Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M)
Ebba Busch attacks EU energy commissioner Dan Jørgensen over Sweden bottleneck fees
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Ebba Busch attacks EU energy commissioner Dan Jørgensen over Sweden bottleneck fees

Energy Minister Ebba Busch launches a frontal attack on EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen in the ongoing dispute over Sweden's bottleneck fees.
Trump gives EU until July 4 to fulfill trade deal
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Trump gives EU until July 4 to fulfill trade deal

US President Donald Trump says the EU has until July 4 to "fulfill its part" of the trade deal.
Simpler EU AI rules to stop fake porn
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Simpler EU AI rules to stop fake porn

AI tools used to produce fake non-consensual pornographic material and child sexual abuse material are being stopped after a settlement in the EU.
Difficult search for agreement on US trade deal with EU
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Difficult search for agreement on US trade deal with EU

Safeguard clauses or not? That is the main question as EU countries and the European Parliament try to reach agreement on last year's trade deal with the United States.
EU summit: Europe needs to be more independent
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EU summit: Europe needs to be more independent

Europe needs to become more independent, both militarily and in energy and trade, urges EU leader Ursula von der Leyen.
World leaders condemn shooting at Washington correspondents' dinner
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World leaders condemn shooting at Washington correspondents' dinner

Several world leaders condemn the shooting at the correspondents' dinner in Washington, D. C
Sweden pushes for frugal EU budget
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Sweden pushes for frugal EU budget

EU leaders are meeting for a summit in Cyprus, and among all the urgent crises on the agenda they will also discuss the EU's next long-term budget. Sweden is among the "most frugal" countries
Ukraine hopes for loan but may not get it until mid-May
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Ukraine hopes for loan but may not get it until mid-May

Ukraine and the majority in the EU are keeping their fingers crossed for a quick loan to Kyiv. However, it will probably take until mid-May
EU leaders' feud: A tragedy
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EU leaders' feud: A tragedy

They were the EU's leading duo for five years, but their relationship increasingly deteriorated. Now, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is facing scathing criticism from former Council President Charles Michel
EU app ready to verify users' ages online
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EU app ready to verify users' ages online

An EU app is now technically ready to verify users' ages online.
Zelenskyy promises oil to Hungary by end of April
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Zelenskyy promises oil to Hungary by end of April

The damaged pipeline through Ukraine that supplies Russian oil to Hungary will be operational again by the end of the month, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy promised.
EU summit: As in 1956 and 1989, von der Leyen compares Hungarian election to standing up to the Soviet regime
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EU summit: As in 1956 and 1989, von der Leyen compares Hungarian election to standing up to the Soviet regime

The opposition's victory in the Hungarian election has prompted the president of the European Commission to compare it to how the country stood up to the Soviet regime.
EU to present energy proposals ahead of informal summit in Cyprus
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EU to present energy proposals ahead of informal summit in Cyprus

European measures to mitigate the effects of the energy crisis must be targeted and temporary, urges European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
European jubilation after Péter Magyar's victory
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European jubilation after Péter Magyar's victory

European leaders rejoice in unison after Péter Magyar and the social-conservative Tisza Party's victory in the Hungarian election. "A new chapter in Hungary's history," Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said on X
Péter Magyar says we took back our homeland after Hungary election victory
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Péter Magyar says we took back our homeland after Hungary election victory

Péter Magyar's Tisza party won Hungary's crucial election, which could have direct implications for European cooperation. Outgoing Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of the Fidesz party congratulated them on the victory at an election vigil, saying the result was "painful but clear
EU chaos over chat control after European Parliament rejects temporary extension
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EU chaos over chat control after European Parliament rejects temporary extension

Legal deadlock looms at Easter over how to combat online child abuse.
EU gives green light to US trade tariff deal
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EU gives green light to US trade tariff deal

After much deliberation, the European Parliament has approved this summer's tariff deal with the US. "A significant milestone," US Ambassador Andrew Puzder wrote in a statement
Brussels investigates wiretapping of journalist's call with EU employee
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Brussels investigates wiretapping of journalist's call with EU employee

A phone call between a journalist and an EU employee has been intercepted and published in Hungary.
Hattrick in trade - EU and Australia agree
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Hattrick in trade - EU and Australia agree

Donald Trump's tariff threats are causing the EU to accelerate trade talks. Now a third major agreement is underway, with Australia taking the lead after agreements with South America and India
European Parliament trade committee backs tariff agreement with the US
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European Parliament trade committee backs tariff agreement with the US

The European Parliament's trade committee has approved this summer's tariff deal with the US. The next step is to get the full Parliament on board
Quick start for new companies in the EU: start in 48 hours with a €100 fee
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Quick start for new companies in the EU: start in 48 hours with a €100 fee

Just over a thousand kronor and 48 hours. The European Commission hopes no more than that should be required to start a business with a completely new business model
EU aid to repair Druzhba oil pipeline acceptable, Sweden says
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EU aid to repair Druzhba oil pipeline acceptable, Sweden says

It's an "acceptable" solution, even though it sends an unfortunate signal. This is how Sweden views the EU offering Ukraine help to repair a pipeline through which Russian oil will flow to Hungary - in order to get Budapest to stop blocking the EU's multi-billion-euro loan to Ukraine
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