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EU Leaders to Meet President Xi in China for Summit
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EU Leaders to Meet President Xi in China for Summit

EU Weighs Tariffs on Shein and Temu Amid Rule Breach Concerns
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EU Weighs Tariffs on Shein and Temu Amid Rule Breach Concerns

EU is considering punitive tariffs against Chinese Shein and Temu as a result of the investigation into low-price companies due to suspicions of breaches of the union's rules, reports The Guardian. The EU's Justice Commissioner says they are "shocked" by what the investigation has so far been able to clarify
Sami Reindeer Herding Threatened by Rare Earth Mining in Sweden
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Sami Reindeer Herding Threatened by Rare Earth Mining in Sweden

The place where LKAB has found large amounts of rare earth metals is located exactly where Gabna sameby has its reindeer between summer and winter grazing. Now the sameby risks being cut in two
EU Prioritizes Rare Earth Metals Discovery in Sweden to Reduce China Dependence
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EU Prioritizes Rare Earth Metals Discovery in Sweden to Reduce China Dependence

The EU has given the discovery of rare earth metals in Kiruna special status, so that LKAB's permit reviews are given priority. There is a joint responsibility among European countries that this is the way we must go
Druse Forces Regain Control of Sweida Amid Ongoing Syrian Conflict
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Druse Forces Regain Control of Sweida Amid Ongoing Syrian Conflict

Drusian forces have retaken control of the city of Sweida in southern Syria, according to the British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR). Syria's interim president Ahmed al-Sharaa urges all parties to "fully" respect the ceasefire
Trump Raises Tariff Demands on EU in Trade Negotiations
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Trump Raises Tariff Demands on EU in Trade Negotiations

USA's president Donald Trump raises his demands in the customs duty negotiations with EU, according to sources for Financial Times. He demands customs duties of at least 15–20 percent in an agreement
Germany Opposes EU Corporate Tax Proposal
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Germany Opposes EU Corporate Tax Proposal

All too big – but also too small – were some of the arguments when the EU countries on Friday held their first debate on the proposal for a new long-term budget. Germany says a sharp no to corporate taxation
EU Lowers Russian Oil Price Cap and Targets Shadow Fleet in New Sanctions
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EU Lowers Russian Oil Price Cap and Targets Shadow Fleet in New Sanctions

The price cap on Russian oil is lowered further and more vessels in the shadow fleet are affected in the EU's new sanctions package against Russia.
Slovenia Becomes First EU Country to Ban Israeli Ministers
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Slovenia Becomes First EU Country to Ban Israeli Ministers

Slovenia bans the far-right Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and ultra-nationalist Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir from entering the country.
Sweden Opposes EU Tax Proposal on White Snus
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Sweden Opposes EU Tax Proposal on White Snus

The EU wants to introduce a new tax on white snus, fears the government. Sweden will be very clear that it is not acceptable, says EU Minister Jessica Rosencrantz (The Moderate Party)
EU Budget Proposal Sparks Widespread Criticism and Anger
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EU Budget Proposal Sparks Widespread Criticism and Anger

The criticism is massive against the proposal for the EU's new long-term budget – just as expected. The question is what will survive in the tough negotiations that now begin
EU Budget Inflated by Creative Accounting to Trillions
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EU Budget Inflated by Creative Accounting to Trillions

Both future inflation and a substantial rounding were included when the EU Commission wanted a powerful figure for its long-term budget.
EU Minister Criticizes Proposed EU Budget as Excessive
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EU Minister Criticizes Proposed EU Budget as Excessive

Right focus, but disproportionate. This is how EU Minister Jessica Rosencrantz (The Moderate Party) summarizes her view on the proposal for a new long-term budget in the EU
Social Democrats Criticize Minister's Absence from EU-Israel Meeting
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Social Democrats Criticize Minister's Absence from EU-Israel Meeting

Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (The Moderate Party) was absent from yesterday's meeting with the EU's foreign ministers where various measures against Israel were raised. It is a lost opportunity, says Anders Ygeman, The Social Democrats' spokesperson on migration and social insurance issues, to TT
EU Trade Talks on Tariffs Continue in Washington
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EU Trade Talks on Tariffs Continue in Washington

On Wednesday, the EU's Trade Commissioner Maros Sefcovic travels to the USA for continued negotiations on the tariffs.
UN Condemns Israel's Airstrikes on Syria Amid Rising Tensions
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UN Condemns Israel's Airstrikes on Syria Amid Rising Tensions

The UN condemns Israel's attacks on Syria and the EU urges the country to immediately cease the attacks. The escalation occurs after previous attacks on southern Syria – where around 300 people have been killed in unrest in recent days
Criticism Arises Over Proposed EU Budget Increase to 2 Trillion Euros
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Criticism Arises Over Proposed EU Budget Increase to 2 Trillion Euros

Larger, smarter and sharper are the watchwords when the EU Commission proposes a considerably increased long-term budget of 2,000 billion euro. But the criticism is also immediate
Sweden Challenges EU Budget Plans Amid Upcoming Negotiations
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Sweden Challenges EU Budget Plans Amid Upcoming Negotiations

How much more should be paid to the EU, in what way and why? Here are the most crucial questions when EU countries and parliament are getting ready for at least two years of budget disputes.
Pentagon Signs Billion-Dollar AI Deal with Elon Musk's Grok
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Pentagon Signs Billion-Dollar AI Deal with Elon Musk's Grok

USA's defense headquarters has entered into an agreement for billions of kronor with Elon Musk's AI service Grok.
Fewer EU Workers Can Afford a Week's Vacation Despite Employment
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Fewer EU Workers Can Afford a Week's Vacation Despite Employment

More and more people who work in an EU country find themselves in what the European Trade Union Confederation calls "holiday poverty", which means that one cannot afford a week's holiday despite working.
EU Urges US to Share Costs of Ukraine Support
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EU Urges US to Share Costs of Ukraine Support

The foreign ministers in the EU took the opportunity at their meeting in Brussels to give a thumbs up for the US decision on increased support to Ukraine. However, it happens with a certain acidity around Donald Trump's idea that other countries should pay for the party
Trump Secures Trade Agreement with Indonesia Including Import Duties
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Trump Secures Trade Agreement with Indonesia Including Import Duties

USA's president Donald Trump has entered into an agreement with Indonesia's president, Prabowo Subianto. The agreement contains, among other things, import duties of 19 percent on goods from Indonesia, reports Bloomberg
EU Bans Haitian Gang Leaders and Freezes Assets
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EU Bans Haitian Gang Leaders and Freezes Assets

France PM Proposes Cutting Two Public Holidays to Reduce Debt
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France PM Proposes Cutting Two Public Holidays to Reduce Debt

France's Prime Minister François Bayrou proposes several savings measures to reduce the country's large national debt. The cuts may lead to the end of his minority government
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