The aerial war between Israel and Iran over the past two weeks sucked most of the world’s attention away from the war in Ukraine.
The Hague NATO Summit confirms that President Donald Trump now sees paying for the war as Europe’s problem….
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UN Charter turns 80: Why do Europeans mock it so?
Eighty years ago, on June 26, 1945, the United Nations Charter was signed in San Francisco. But you wouldn’t know it if you listened to European governments today.
After two devastating global military conflicts, the Charter explicitly aimed to…
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a single supervisor to unshackle Europe’s capital markets union
Nicolas Véron is a Senior Fellow at Bruegel and at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington, DC. His research is mostly about financial systems and financial reform around the world, including global financial…
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US strikes on Iran force China to reconsider Donald Trump’s isolationism – Financial Times
- US strikes on Iran force China to reconsider Donald Trump’s isolationism Financial Times
- Miles Yu On China Insider Hoover Institution
- How Trump’s Strike on Iran Might Affect China’s Calculus on Taiwan The New York Times
- Why Recent Surprise…
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Almost 271,000 civilians remain in Donetsk region
There are currently 270,600 civilians remaining in the Donetsk region controlled by the Ukrainian authorities, 19,900 of whom are children.
This was announced at an online briefing by Sergiy Honcharov, head of the Department of Civil Protection, Mobilization, and…
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Almost 271,000 civilians remain in Donetsk region
There are currently 270,600 civilians remaining in the Donetsk region controlled by the Ukrainian authorities, 19,900 of whom are children.
This was announced at an online briefing by Sergiy Honcharov, head of the Department of Civil Protection, Mobilization, and…
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Europe’s green steel ambitions falter as energy costs take toll
The push to decarbonise European steelmaking suffered a fresh blow last week as ArcelorMittal turned down more than €1bn in public subsidies to convert its German plants to run on greener hydrogen.
The company blamed the prohibitively high cost…
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EU Summit: What’s driving the agenda
EU leaders meet for a European Council summit in Brussels on Thursday, with talks due on the Middle East, Ukraine, and migration.
Most EU leaders arrived on Wednesday night fresh from agreeing lofty new defence spending targets at the NATO…
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Kyiv’s sleepless nights under fire
A wave of Russian night-time attacks on Kyiv have rattled a city hardened by three years of war, as millions of residents lose sleep to the sounds of sirens, drones and explosions as they pray that their homes will not be hit.
The barrages targeting the Ukrainian capital have been more intense…
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Merz und Reiche wollen Brüssel die Wirtschaftswende aufdrücken – POLITICO
HABECK KAM NICHT: Die Nachricht, über die POLITICO schon am Montag berichtet hatte, erreichte Robert Habeck offenbar erst gestern: Er sollte im Haushaltsausschuss zur geplatzten Northvolt-Förderung aussagen.
Party statt Northvolt: Offenbar wurde vergessen, Habeck rechtzeitig…
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