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The 2035 petrol car ban is about to be scrapped.
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The 2035 petrol car ban is about to be scrapped.

The goal of introducing a ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars in the EU by 2035 is being scrapped according to a proposal from the European Commission, reports the Financial Times.
The krona is expected to continue to rise in 2026
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The krona is expected to continue to rise in 2026

The krona is a winner in the currency market this year, with a rise of almost 20 percent against the dollar to 9. 29 kronor per dollar
Europe wants to see future strength in Ukraine
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Europe wants to see future strength in Ukraine

The talks between the United States and Ukraine in Berlin have been successful, according to both Ukraine and the United States, as well as the host country, Germany. At dinner tonight, several European leaders have agreed with the US envoy on an international force in Ukraine
More sanctions against Russian shadow fleet
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More sanctions against Russian shadow fleet

Five people and four companies in and outside Russia are added to the EU's sanctions list regarding the country's so-called shadow fleet.
EU sanctions against balloons from Belarus
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EU sanctions against balloons from Belarus

A new sanctions system is being introduced in the EU to crack down on the sending of balloons from Belarus.
Tough situation regarding Ukraine loans - "destiny week for Europe"
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Tough situation regarding Ukraine loans - "destiny week for Europe"

The difficulties are growing in getting a multi-billion dollar loan in the EU, based on frozen Russian assets. Sweden is irritated by others' "hassles"
France demands trade deal be postponed
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France demands trade deal be postponed

France demands that the signing of the trade agreement between the EU and Latin America be postponed.
He resists when the EU wants to lend to Ukraine
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He resists when the EU wants to lend to Ukraine

Belgium is stubbornly resisting EU plans for billion-dollar loans to Ukraine using frozen Russian assets. At the forefront is a cookbook-writing quiz star who seems to want to get out of his own country
Fishing agreement finalized – lower quotas for cod
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Fishing agreement finalized – lower quotas for cod

After a night of negotiations, EU countries have agreed on a new fisheries agreement. Cod quotas will be reduced, among other things, in the southernmost North Sea
Sources: Ukraine could be allowed into EU via peace plan
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Sources: Ukraine could be allowed into EU via peace plan

Ukraine could get a fast track into the EU by 2027 according to the draft peace plan that the US and Ukraine are negotiating, reports the Financial Times.
New customs fee on packages from Shein and Temu
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New customs fee on packages from Shein and Temu

EU finance ministers agreed on Friday to impose a tariff of three euros, equivalent to just over 30 Swedish kronor, on all small packages imported into the Union. We welcome the decision, but would have liked to have seen the level significantly higher given the extent of the problem, says Martin Kits at Svensk Handel
Minister after Trump's speech: Must show strength
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Minister after Trump's speech: Must show strength

US President Donald Trump has called European politicians weak. Next week's EU summit will be important to prove the opposite, according to Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (M)
Germany gets EU to ease car regulations
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Germany gets EU to ease car regulations

The emissions ban for new cars in the EU from 2035 will be changed to require a 90 percent reduction, according to German politicians.
Mercosur agreement could be finalized next week
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Mercosur agreement could be finalized next week

Despite disagreements and protests, a majority of EU countries hope to approve the major trade agreement with Latin America as early as next week.
Russian Central Bank takes on assets
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Russian Central Bank takes on assets

The Russian Central Bank is taking the securities institution Euroclear to court in Moscow, due to the frozen Russian assets that may be used to help Ukraine.
EU agrees on new rules for car recycling
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EU agrees on new rules for car recycling

The European Parliament and the Council of Ministers have reached a provisional agreement on new rules for the management of vehicles, from design to scrapping.
Greece takes over in the eurozone
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Greece takes over in the eurozone

Ten years after Greece's major euro crisis, the country's finance minister is taking over as president of the Eurogroup.
Kristersson: Russian assets high on the agenda
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Kristersson: Russian assets high on the agenda

Steps forward for frozen Russian money to Ukraine
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Steps forward for frozen Russian money to Ukraine

EU countries agree to freeze Russian state assets for longer than just six months at a time. This brings a billion-dollar loan to Ukraine closer – despite opposition from Belgium
EU investigates Chinese security company
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EU investigates Chinese security company

The European Commission suspects that Chinese security company Nuctech is competing with the help of illegal state aid.
Wolf criticism of Sweden is closed down
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Wolf criticism of Sweden is closed down

After 15 years of court threats, the European Commission is dropping its old case against Sweden's wolf hunting. But new lawsuits may be coming instead
Swedish discount back in budget proposal
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Swedish discount back in budget proposal

Sweden can hope for new life for its EU rebate. The compensation is said to be back in the latest compromise proposal for the next long-term budget
The EU wants to invest in electricity via Bornholm's "energy island"
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The EU wants to invest in electricity via Bornholm's "energy island"

The Danish Bornholm "energy island" is one of eight energy projects that the EU wants to invest heavily in a new grid package.
Reduced environmental bureaucracy will save billions
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Reduced environmental bureaucracy will save billions

The European Commission hopes that just over ten billion a year will be saved through simpler administration of environmental regulations.
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