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Latvia Parliament Approves New Government After Drone Dispute
Latvia’s parliament approves a new government ensuring a pro-Western path
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Europe’s Funding Gap: How Securitisation Could Unlock €500B in Capital
With capital markets lagging behind the US, European policymakers see securitisation as a key tool…
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Why Ireland is Banning Settlement Products
Ireland becomes the first EU country to ban goods from Israeli settlements
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Defense Minister Reveals Stance on Ukraine’s NATO Path
Sweden’s defense minister announces support for Ukraine’s NATO membership
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China now supplies 1 in 5 EVs sold in Europe
European car buyers are increasingly driving Chinese-made electric vehicles, as Western automakers rely on Chinese…
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Germany Backs Ukraine’s EU Bid with New Proposal
As the war drags on, Germany advances a controversial plan to grant Ukraine ‘associate’ membership…
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Why Is Europe Still Struggling with Migration Costs?
As Egypt hosts millions of refugees from Sudan, Syria, and beyond, Cairo insists that European…
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Why Europe’s unity is being tested in 2026
As geopolitical tensions rise and economic pressures mount, European leaders confront a fragile balance between…
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Canada Surges as De Facto EU Member Amid Deepening Ties
Despite no formal accession, Canada increasingly mirrors EU policies, trade standards, and diplomatic strategies, raisin
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EU Imposes Sanctions on Israeli Settlers After Hungary Drops Veto
The European Union has sanctioned seven Israeli individuals linked to West Bank settlements after Hungary…
