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Central Asian Nations Resolve Fergana Valley Dispute
Three countries in Central Asia have signed an agreement to divide a disputed valley, the Fergana Valley. .
EU Stands Firm Against Trump's Tariff Threats, Says Swedish Minister
The American "Liberation Day" is approaching, according to Donald Trump. But the EU will not back down in the face of the president's tariff threats, claims Elisabeth Svantesson (The Moderate Party).
Sweden Prioritizes Journalist's Release After Arrest in Turkey
The Government and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs are working on different levels to bring home the Swedish journalist Joakim Medin, who has been arrested in Turkey, says Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (M). Getting Joakim to come home is the highest priority for the Government.
Le Pen's Presidential Hopes in Jeopardy as Fraud Verdict Looms
Marine Le Pen's dream of becoming president risks being crushed. Fraud with EU funds can disqualify the French far-right's figurehead from future elections.
Netanyahu Heads to EU Despite ICC Arrest Warrant
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will travel to the EU shortly despite being subject to an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court (ICC). .
Sweden Seeks to Shield Key Goods from EU-US Tariff Clash
Juice and jeans are okay. But many other goods need to be exempted in the EU's response to the USA in the escalated trade war.
Frederiksen Calls Vance's Criticism of Denmark Unfair During Greenland Visit
During a lightning visit to Greenland, USA's Vice President JD Vance criticized Denmark's handling of the island – words that Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen did not appreciate. "We have stood side by side with the Americans in difficult situations.
EU License Changes May Impact Swedish A-Tractor Rules for Teens
An agreement in the EU parliament has led to confusion: Will Swedish 15-year-olds be allowed to drive A-tractors at 45 kilometers per hour in the future? No, is the answer. Here, TT clarifies the concepts.
Putin and Erdogan Talk Black Sea Deal and Sanctions Relief
Russia's and Turkey's presidents are said to have discussed a possible agreement regarding the Black Sea. .
Macron Announces International Support Force Plan for Ukraine
The goal is clear: to win the peace, says France's President Emmanuel Macron after yet another top meeting on Ukraine. An international support force is now being planned under French and British leadership.
US Car Tariffs Threaten Swedish Auto Industry, Warns Dousa
The President of the USA, Donald Trump, is introducing 25-percent tariffs on all vehicles and vehicle components manufactured outside the USA from April 3 and May 3, respectively. We want to avoid such a scenario, says Minister for Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade Benjamin Dousa (The Moderate Party).
Nordic Nations Unite to Tackle Unsafe Products from Temu and Shein
Sweden, Denmark, and Norway are joining forces against dangerous products from global online stores such as Temu and Shein. .
Trump Warns EU and Canada of Higher Tariffs Over Economic Moves
The President of the USA, Donald Trump, warns the EU against cooperating with Canada and threatens to introduce even higher tariffs against the countries if they try to harm the US economy. .
Europe's Security Plans for Ukraine Hinge on US Support
France and the United Kingdom are fighting for "security guarantees" to Ukraine ahead of a potential settlement with Russia. But how it will go is still highly unclear.
Poland Moves to End Asylum Applications Citing Security Concerns
Poland's government is adopting on Wednesday a decree that abolishes the right to apply for asylum, announces the country's Prime Minister Donald Tusk. .
EU Maintains Sanctions on Russia Until Full Military Withdrawal
The EU is not interested in easing any sanctions against Russia until the country stops waging war in Ukraine, says one of the EU Commission's spokespersons on foreign affairs. "Unconditional withdrawal of all Russian military forces from Ukraine's entire territory would be one of the main conditions for changing or easing the sanctions", says the spokesperson according to the news agency AFP.
EU Urges 3-Day Supply Prep for Crisis Readiness
Make sure to have supplies at home for at least 72 hours, in case a crisis occurs. The warning comes from the EU in a new strategy for better preparedness for both war and disasters.
Armenia Begins Journey Toward EU Membership
The Parliament of Armenia has voted to allow the country's government to initiate the path towards EU membership. With 64 votes against 7, the government was mandated on Wednesday to launch the "EU accession process".
Turkey-EU Relations Strained as Opposition Leader's Arrest Sparks Tensions
The arrest of the leading opposition politician Ekrem Imamoglu puts Turkey's relations with Europe at stake, warns the German top politician Manfred Weber, leader of the largest party group in the EU parliament. .
Finland's Ex-President Critiques EU Military Investment Plan
The EU's plan for large-scale military buildup is not concrete enough, according to Finland's former president Sauli Niinistö. .
Fishing Dispute Threatens UK-EU Defense Cooperation
The United Kingdom may need to make concessions on fishing to become part of the EU's large military buildup. .
Meta Proposes Monthly Fee for Ad-Free Facebook and Instagram in Europe
European mobile users who do not allow Facebook or Instagram to use their account for targeted advertising may be forced to pay a monthly fee of 14 dollars (approximately 141 kronor), reports The Wall Street Journal. The newspaper refers to a proposal presented by Mark Zuckerberg's Meta to EU authorities.
EU Membership Support Reaches Record High in Latest Poll
More EU citizens than ever before see membership as positive, shows a new opinion poll for the EU Parliament. .
EU Faces Limited Options as Tensions Rise in Turkey
The stakes are high, but the roles are locked. The tensions in Turkey have become a power struggle where no one can afford to back down, fears the political scientist Paul Levin.
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