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Macron on Trump's tariff threat: Europe can use the trade bazooka
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Macron on Trump's tariff threat: Europe can use the trade bazooka

French President Emmanuel Macron is counterattacking after Donald Trump's threat of new tariffs on the EU. If the U
Swedish woman's tree shown at criticized Venice Biennale
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Swedish woman's tree shown at criticized Venice Biennale

Klara Kristalova represents Sweden at the Venice Biennale with "Lust for Life," the largest she has done both as an artistic commission and as a physical artwork. It's almost like a fairy tale; this is gigantic for me
European Commission to issue aviation fuel guidelines this week amid energy crisis
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European Commission to issue aviation fuel guidelines this week amid energy crisis

The European Commission plans to issue new guidelines on aviation fuel this week amid the energy crisis.
S wants EU-wide price guarantee for Swedish mining minerals
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S wants EU-wide price guarantee for Swedish mining minerals

The Social Democrats want the government to push for an EU-wide price floor for critical raw materials. This could increase supply in Europe and enable large mining investments, and thus create jobs in Sweden, both in existing mines and in new locations
Commander of suspected shadow fleet vessel arrested
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Commander of suspected shadow fleet vessel arrested

The captain of the ship that was boarded outside Trelleborg on Sunday has been arrested, reports SVT Nyheter Skåne.
Crises follow Keir Starmer as hypocrisy is called the worst sin
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Crises follow Keir Starmer as hypocrisy is called the worst sin

Criticism is simmering around Keir Starmer - and could flare up into a major crisis of confidence. As Britain's sixth prime minister in a decade, he was supposed to bring order
Saab hopeful after EU green light for €90 billion loan to Ukraine
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Saab hopeful after EU green light for €90 billion loan to Ukraine

The green light for the EU's giant loan to Ukraine is giving Saab a breath of fresh air. The company hopes to land a massive Gripen deal this year, CEO Micael Johansson tells SVT Nyheter
Zelenskyy: Slovakia supports Ukraine's EU membership
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Zelenskyy: Slovakia supports Ukraine's EU membership

Slovakia supports Ukraine's ambition to become a member of the EU, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said after a conversation with his Slovak counterpart Robert Fico.
Farmers pitted against fighter jets in major EU budget dispute
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Farmers pitted against fighter jets in major EU budget dispute

Should Europe focus on food and tractors, or on fighter jets, bridges and enlargement? The fight is in full swing over the next long-term budget.
Forssell hopes to deport 155 convicted Syrians from Sweden
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Forssell hopes to deport 155 convicted Syrians from Sweden

The government is taking new steps to deport 155 convicted Syrians. A Syrian delegation is expected to visit Stockholm this spring
Trump to raise car and truck tariffs on EU imports
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Trump to raise car and truck tariffs on EU imports

US President Donald Trump wrote on his social media platform Truth Social that he will raise import tariffs on cars and trucks from the EU next week. Trade Minister Benjamin Dousa (M) believes the parties must try to reach an agreement
Climate meeting in Colombia over, a little disappointing
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Climate meeting in Colombia over, a little disappointing

A new meeting and a document with conclusions and in-depth questions. That was the outcome of the climate meeting in Colombia
Disappointment and hope at historic fossil fuel meeting
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Disappointment and hope at historic fossil fuel meeting

In the shadow of the energy crisis resulting from the Iran war, 60 countries seeking to phase out fossil fuels are meeting in Colombia. "I am disappointed that they are not making greater commitments," says EU parliamentarian Emma Wiesner (C), who is present
EU demands Turkey drop charges against Swedish journalist Joakim Medin
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EU demands Turkey drop charges against Swedish journalist Joakim Medin

The European Parliament is once again calling on Turkey to drop all charges against Swedish journalist Joakim Medin.
EU agrees on social security coordination after ten years
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EU agrees on social security coordination after ten years

After ten years of negotiations, the EU has finally agreed on better coordination of social welfare.
Farmers, fishermen, transport and energy-intensive industries can receive easier government support during the energy crisis
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Farmers, fishermen, transport and energy-intensive industries can receive easier government support during the energy crisis

The European Commission is easing its state aid rules during the energy crisis. Farmers, fishermen, transport and energy-intensive industries will be able to receive support more quickly
EU threatens Instagram: Keep children away or face a billion-dollar fine
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EU threatens Instagram: Keep children away or face a billion-dollar fine

The Internet giant Meta is violating EU law by failing to prevent children from accessing Facebook and Instagram. This is the opinion of the European Commission, which is now threatening billions in fines
European Parliament demands at least a 10% increase in EU budget
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European Parliament demands at least a 10% increase in EU budget

The European Parliament wants to increase the EU budget by at least 10 percent over the next seven years, although a majority of Swedish MEPs oppose it.
European Parliament backs clear yes to consent law in the EU
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European Parliament backs clear yes to consent law in the EU

The European Parliament is demanding a comprehensive consent process throughout the EU. Only 'yes' is a yes, says Swedish MEP Evin Incir (S)
A betrayal - no revision of the Chemicals Act as European Commission backs down on REACH
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A betrayal - no revision of the Chemicals Act as European Commission backs down on REACH

The European Commission is backing down on its promise to revise the REACH chemicals law. Instead, it is promising simplifications
Brussels, the capital of spies - where everyone listens to everyone
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Brussels, the capital of spies - where everyone listens to everyone

Wiretapped phones, tape recorders in the walls and secret meeting rooms. Welcome to Brussels - where ambassadors shout "good night" to the ceilings
Cecilia Malmström could become rector of the College of Europe
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Cecilia Malmström could become rector of the College of Europe

Former EU Commissioner Cecilia Malmström is being identified as one of the leading candidates for the post of rector at the College of Europe, the EU university.
Tusk: No Russians in the room as Hungary's Orbán is not attending EU summit in Cyprus
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Tusk: No Russians in the room as Hungary's Orbán is not attending EU summit in Cyprus

Hungary's outgoing Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is not attending this week's EU summits in Cyprus. His Polish counterpart does not miss him
EU urges respect for Lebanon's independence
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EU urges respect for Lebanon's independence

EU leaders are calling for de-escalation and cooperation in a meeting with colleagues from the Middle East. But far from everyone is on board - and the EU's political and military influence in the region is weak
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