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Macron Proposes Social Media Age Limit for Under-15s in France
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Macron Proposes Social Media Age Limit for Under-15s in France

Social media will be banned for children under 15 years in France in the coming months – unless progress is made at EU level, says France's President Emmanuel Macron according to Politico.
Court Allows Trump to Maintain Tariffs Amid Legal Battle
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Court Allows Trump to Maintain Tariffs Amid Legal Battle

USA's president Donald Trump has for the time being the right to maintain the tariffs his administration has introduced. This is stated by a federal court during the night towards Wednesday
Government Calls for EU Sanctions on Israeli Ministers
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Government Calls for EU Sanctions on Israeli Ministers

The government urges the EU to proceed with sanctions against individual Israeli ministers, reports SVT Nyheter.
EU Proposes Lowering Russian Oil Price Cap to 45 Dollars
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EU Proposes Lowering Russian Oil Price Cap to 45 Dollars

The European Commission wants a lowered price tag on Russia's global oil exports as part of the union's new package of sanctions.
Sweden Seeks More US Tariff Exemptions Amid Trade Conflict
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Sweden Seeks More US Tariff Exemptions Amid Trade Conflict

The Government wants to remove 13 products from the EU's long list of products from the USA that may be affected by tariffs if the trade conflict with the Trump administration cannot be resolved. We do not want to shoot ourselves in the foot, says Minister for Foreign Trade Benjamin Dousa (The Moderate Party) about why he wants exceptions
EU Faces Major Vulnerability Due to Blood Plasma Import Dependence
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EU Faces Major Vulnerability Due to Blood Plasma Import Dependence

Both Sweden and the rest of the EU are dependent on the import of blood plasma, mainly from the USA. This means a "significant vulnerability" in the event of a crisis or war, according to a new investigation
Canada to Meet NATO Defense Spending Target This Year
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Canada to Meet NATO Defense Spending Target This Year

Canada will this year reach Nato's defence spending target of 2 percent of GDP, the country's prime minister says.
EU Poised to Criticize Israel Over Gaza Conflict
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EU Poised to Criticize Israel Over Gaza Conflict

The EU will likely rebuke Israel for its waging of war in the Gaza War. This is indicated by Council President António Costa, pending an investigation to determine whether the Israeli waging of war goes too far
Unrwa Chief Criticizes Sweden's Decision to Halt Support
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Unrwa Chief Criticizes Sweden's Decision to Halt Support

Sweden's decision to stop support for Unrwa is based on empty excuses, according to the UN agency's chief Philippe Lazzarini. The decision came as a big surprise and has had a very negative effect, he says to Dagens Nyheter
French-Israeli Activists Investigated for Blocking Gaza Aid
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French-Israeli Activists Investigated for Blocking Gaza Aid

French prosecutors have launched an investigation into whether French-Israeli activists were involved in genocide and responsible for crimes against humanity for trying to block emergency aid from reaching Gaza, reports Politico.
Green Party Calls for Aid Minister Dousa's Resignation Over UNRWA Handling
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Green Party Calls for Aid Minister Dousa's Resignation Over UNRWA Handling

The Green party demands that aid minister Benjamin Dousa (M) resigns. This due to the government's handling of the UN agency Unrwa
EU Marine Pact Introduces Drone Fleet and Tackles Marine Debris
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EU Marine Pact Introduces Drone Fleet and Tackles Marine Debris

EU Advocate General: Hungary's LGBTQ Laws Violate EU Rights
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EU Advocate General: Hungary's LGBTQ Laws Violate EU Rights

Hungary's ban and restrictions on hbtq-material are contrary to EU law and undermine fundamental rights, believes one of the EU Court's Advocates General.
Progress in US-EU Customs Talks but No Breakthrough Yet
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Progress in US-EU Customs Talks but No Breakthrough Yet

Progress has been made, but there have still been no breakthroughs in the negotiations in the customs conflict between the USA and the EU.
EU Antique Dealers Concerned Over New Trade Rules and Bureaucracy
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EU Antique Dealers Concerned Over New Trade Rules and Bureaucracy

New EU rules are to stop the trade in stolen antiques and works of art from countries outside the EU. But French antique dealers are warning of "suffocating bureaucracy"
EU Urged to Cut Water Usage by 10 Percent by 2030
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EU Urged to Cut Water Usage by 10 Percent by 2030

The EU needs to streamline its water usage by at least ten percent by 2030.
EU Proposes Extending Ukrainian Protection Until 2027
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EU Proposes Extending Ukrainian Protection Until 2027

EU Proposes Deficit Procedure for Austria Warns Romania of Budget Risks
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EU Proposes Deficit Procedure for Austria Warns Romania of Budget Risks

Austria and Romania end up in the shame corner in the EU Commission's yearly reports on the state of the economy.
EU Confirms Bulgaria Ready to Adopt Euro in 2026
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EU Confirms Bulgaria Ready to Adopt Euro in 2026

Sweden Proposes New Electric Car Bonus for Rural Residents
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Sweden Proposes New Electric Car Bonus for Rural Residents

Now there is a proposal on how the government's new electric car bonus will work – and who can get it. The requirement is to live in the countryside, not have access to good public transport and not earn too much
Sweden Finally Receives EU Coronavirus Recovery Funds
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Sweden Finally Receives EU Coronavirus Recovery Funds

It took its time – but now Sweden, as the very last country, receives its first portion of the EU's great support after the coronavirus pandemic.
Sweden's Unemployment Rate Now Higher Than Greece's
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Sweden's Unemployment Rate Now Higher Than Greece's

The European crisis-hit Greece had for a long time the highest unemployment rate in the EU. Now, it is doing better than Sweden
Stockholm Stock Exchange Sees Slight Gains Amid Market Uncertainty
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Stockholm Stock Exchange Sees Slight Gains Amid Market Uncertainty

The Stockholm stock exchange started upwards on a broad front on Tuesday, quickly fell to minus, and then regained and closed in a light green. At the close, the OMXS index was up 0
Nawrocki's Win in Poland Signals Challenges for Ukraine's EU Path
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Nawrocki's Win in Poland Signals Challenges for Ukraine's EU Path

Karol Nawrocki's victory in the Polish presidential election is a setback for Ukraine. Poland will slow down Ukraine's path to the EU and Nato as much as possible, says analyst Stefan Ingvarsson
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