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Zelensky Claims Putin Feared Traveling to Turkey
Russia's president Vladimir Putin was afraid to travel to Turkey, believes Ukrainian colleague Volodymyr Zelenskyj. Europe coordinates the next step with the USA's president Donald Trump – with clear frustration.
Gaza's European Hospital Closes After Israeli Attack
The important European hospital in Khan Yunis in southern Gaza has been forced to close after an Israeli attack, confirms Doctors Without Borders (MSF). .
EU Customs Dispute with Poland Delays Ukraine Trade Agreement
War-torn Ukraine risks getting hit by a customs blow from the EU in a few weeks. The trade agreement signed with the country after the Russian attack in 2022 expires on June 5 – and Poland is slowing down the introduction of a new agreement.
EU Accuses TikTok of Violating Digital Services Act Rules
The EU is accusing Tiktok, owned by China, of violating the rules of the EU's Digital Services Act (DSA) by not being transparent enough regarding advertising. The Commission writes in a press release that on Thursday, Tiktok was informed of the EU's stance that the platform does not provide sufficient information about the content of ads, which users are the target group and who pays for the ad.
Trump's Tariff Pause with EU Likely to Extend, Says Swedish Minister
The USA has started signaling interest in a customs agreement with the EU. But according to Sweden's Trade Minister Benjamin Dousa (M), the risk is great that they won't make it in time - when President Donald Trump's 90-day tariff pause expires.
Sweden Seeks to Restart EU-Australia Trade Deal Talks
The Government will at a ministerial meeting in Brussels take the initiative to start negotiations on a trade agreement with Australia again. We want new trade routes for our companies, it is extra important now, says Foreign Trade Minister Benjamin Dousa (The Moderate Party).
EU Criticized for Lack of Transparency in Pfizer SMS Disclosure
The EU Commission's Chair Ursula von der Leyen receives heavy criticism for lack of transparency. The Commission is convicted by its own court for not having disclosed SMS messages from the coronavirus crisis.
EU Targets Russian Shadow Fleet with New Sanctions Package
More boats in the Russian "shadow fleet" are being punished as EU countries have now agreed on their 17th package following Russia's large-scale invasion of Ukraine. "We're keeping the pressure up," claims Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
Socialist Party Wins Albanian Election with EU Membership Promise
The Socialist Party with Prime Minister Edi Rama wins the election in Albania clearly. It is clear after 97 percent of the votes have been counted.
Zelensky Heads to Ankara for Talks with Erdogan, Awaits Putin's Decision
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyj announces that he will meet Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara. He then hopes to meet Russia's leader Vladimir Putin.
Sweden Urges EU to Maintain Sanctions as Putin Faces Time Pressure
Persevere with the sanctions against Russia, Sweden urges ahead of the rest of the EU. Putin does not have time on his side, the Finance Minister asserts in Brussels.
US-EU Tariff Agreement Faces Delays, Says Finance Minister
A quick agreement on tariffs and trade between the Trump administration and the EU may be difficult to achieve, according to US Finance Minister Scott Bessent. I believe that the US and Europe will become a bit slower, he says about how the negotiations have gone so far.
Kristersson: Trump May Encourage Putin to Attend Turkey Talks
The President of the USA, Donald Trump, is open to joining the proposed meeting between Russia and Ukraine in Turkey. This is what Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (The Moderate Party) believes can lure Vladimir Putin to the negotiating table.
Will Putin and Zelenskyj Meet This Week Amid Tensions?
Much is unclear after the weekend's developments about an impending top-level meeting between Ukraine and Russia. In London, a number of European ministers are gathering today for "critical" talks about "pushing back against Russian aggression".
Albania Election: EU Membership and Corruption Take Center Stage
With a promise of EU membership within five years, Prime Minister Edi Rama is aiming for a fourth term in Albania. In Sunday's parliamentary vote, he is being challenged by arch-rival Sali Berisha, accused of corruption and recently released from house arrest.
France Funds Ukraine Howitzers with Frozen Russian Assets
France will use the yield from frozen Russian assets to maintain cannons already donated to Ukraine. The money will go to the maintenance of about 60 Caesar howitzers, explains Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot according to the news agency AFP.
Merz Proposes Ending EU Sustainability Requirements
Waived sustainability requirements in the EU are desired by Germany's new Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz on a visit to Brussels. A more active Germany is promised in the EU.
EU Leaders Push for War Crimes Tribunal Amid Russia's Parade
When Russia's leader holds a military parade on Red Square, the EU countries gather to bring them to justice. There will be no impunity, promises Foreign Minister Kaja Kallas.
EU's Trade Response: Carrot and Stick Approach to US Tariffs
As a response to the various tariffs imposed by the USA in the ongoing trade war, the EU has today presented a 218-page long list of goods that may be affected by countermeasures. The list is both a carrot and a stick, according to Foreign Trade Minister Benjamin Dousa (The Moderate Party).
EU Approves Extended Deadline for Emission-Free Cars Despite Swedish Opposition
Sweden voted no when EU countries gave the green light on Wednesday to give Europe's car manufacturers more time to meet the requirements for the number of emission-free cars on the market. When the EU Parliament voted on the L of the government parties voted as the government on Thursday.
EU Considers New Tariffs on US Goods Including Horses and Golf Balls
Multi-billion import from USA may be affected when EU prepares for next response, if trade war continues. On the new list, there are everything from horses to pulp and novelty items.
EU Parliament Votes to Reduce Wolf Protection Status
The European Parliament approves that the wolf in Europe is classified as only "protected", instead of "strictly protected". The change follows that the EU Commission got the EU member states and the European Council on board for the downgrading last autumn, since the wolf population in Europe has grown in recent years.
Sweden and Turkey Hold Talks on Journalist Joakim Medin's Detention
New allegations about imprisoned journalist Joakim Medin have been made in talks between Sweden's and Turkey's foreign ministers. We have a good dialogue, says Maria Malmer Stenergard (The Moderate Party).
Tobias Thyberg Appointed as Sweden's New National Security Adviser
The Government has appointed a successor to Henrik Landerholm as national security adviser. It will be Ambassador Tobias Thyberg.
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