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Trump Proposes New Sanctions if NATO Halts Russian Oil Imports
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Trump Proposes New Sanctions if NATO Halts Russian Oil Imports

Donald Trump promises to introduce "significant sanctions" against Russia – if all NATO countries stop importing oil from the country and introduce the same sanctions. "I am ready to 'go' when you are", writes the President of the United States on social media
Euro Zone Inflation Rises to 2.1 Percent in August
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Euro Zone Inflation Rises to 2.1 Percent in August

Sweden's Unemployment Rate Third Highest in EU
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Sweden's Unemployment Rate Third Highest in EU

Unemployment in the eurozone fell to 6. 2 percent in July, down from 6
Germany Achieves Gas Storage Goal Two Months Early
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Germany Achieves Gas Storage Goal Two Months Early

Germany has filled up its stocks of fossil gas to 70 percent two months earlier than planned. This is good news for everyone who is worried about higher electricity prices in the winter
EU May Need New Tariffs on China to Counter Export Surge
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EU May Need New Tariffs on China to Counter Export Surge

The looming trade war between the USA and China risks creating large export flows from China to the EU. The answer may be new EU customs duties against China, according to Molly Guggenheimer, stock strategist at Danske Bank
Euro Area Inflation Rises to 2.0 Percent in June
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Euro Area Inflation Rises to 2.0 Percent in June

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.
Euro Zone Inflation Rises to 2.0 Percent in June
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Euro Zone Inflation Rises to 2.0 Percent in June

Inflation in the euro zone rose to 2. 0 percent in June from 1
German Inflation Falls Unexpectedly to 2.0 Percent in June
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German Inflation Falls Unexpectedly to 2.0 Percent in June

Inflation in Germany unexpectedly fell to 2. 0 percent in June, according to the German statistics office Destatis
Euro Zone Growth Surpasses Expectations in First Quarter
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Euro Zone Growth Surpasses Expectations in First Quarter

Growth in the euro zone increased more than previous calculations showed, according to revised figures from the statistics office Eurostat.
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
Thousands of Ukrainian Men Attempt to Flee War Amid Restrictions
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Thousands of Ukrainian Men Attempt to Flee War Amid Restrictions

Sneaking through the shadows – or strolling to the border checkpoint in broad daylight with fake documents. Around 50,000 Ukrainian men who have tried to flee the country have been stopped, according to the Ukrainian border control, since Russia's large-scale invasion of Ukraine
Eurozone Trade Surplus Rises to 27.9 Billion Euros in March
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Eurozone Trade Surplus Rises to 27.9 Billion Euros in March

Sweden's Working Hours Decrease Less Than EU Average
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Sweden's Working Hours Decrease Less Than EU Average

Working hours in Sweden decrease less than the EU average – and Swedes have longer working weeks than their neighboring countries, reports Europaportalen.
Eurozone Retail Trade Slightly Down in March
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Eurozone Retail Trade Slightly Down in March

Eurozone Inflation Steady at 2.2 Percent in April
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Eurozone Inflation Steady at 2.2 Percent in April

Nordic Countries Among EU's Highest Unemployment Rates
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Nordic Countries Among EU's Highest Unemployment Rates

Sweden Drops to 13th in EU Asylum Approvals for 2024
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Sweden Drops to 13th in EU Asylum Approvals for 2024

Barely half a million were granted asylum in the EU in 2024 - an increase of 6. 9 percent from the previous year
EU Trade Surplus with US Rises to 23.6 Billion Euro in February
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EU Trade Surplus with US Rises to 23.6 Billion Euro in February

The EU's trade surplus against the USA grew significantly in February, according to new figures from Eurostat.
Eurozone Inflation Drop Fuels Hopes for ECB Rate Cuts
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Eurozone Inflation Drop Fuels Hopes for ECB Rate Cuts

Inflation in the eurozone is falling towards the target. This means that there may be one or two interest rate cuts from the European Central Bank (ECB) during the first half of the year
Swedish Food Prices Rise in Line with European Trends
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Swedish Food Prices Rise in Line with European Trends

Higher food prices are not unique to Sweden. Prices are rising just as much elsewhere in Europe, shows a new compilation
Sweden still best in EU – tops the list
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Sweden still best in EU – tops the list

Sweden has continued to have the smallest number of traffic fatalities in the EU per capita, shows preliminary collected statistics from Eurostat.
Eurozone Inflation Dips in February: What It Means for You
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Eurozone Inflation Dips in February: What It Means for You

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