Eurozone Concludes 2025 with an Unexpected €12.6 Billion Trade Surplus
The eurozone ended 2025 with a notable trade surplus, recording €12.6 billion in goods trade with the rest
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Germany’s Military Counter-Intelligence Heightens Alert Over Iranian Espionage Targeting Bundeswehr
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Azerbaijan Deepens European Energy Ties with New Supply Deals for Austria and Germany
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Eurozone Concludes 2025 with an Unexpected €12.6 Billion Trade Surplus
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Germany’s Military Counter-Intelligence Heightens Alert Over Iranian Espionage Targeting Bundeswehr
The German military intelligence apparatus has markedly increased its vigilance following Iran’s recent designation of the Bundeswehr and other European Union armed forces as
Donald Trump Backs Viktor Orbán Amidst Hungary’s Shifting Political Landscape
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SpaceX and Ukraine Unite Efforts to Counter Russia’s Starlink Drone Operations
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Starmer Navigates China Diplomatic Waters as Future Leadership Looms
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Eurozone Concludes 2025 with an Unexpected €12.6 Billion Trade Surplus
The eurozone ended 2025 with a notable trade surplus, recording €12.6 billion in goods trade with the rest of the world for December. This
Greece’s Economic Resurgence Faces a New Test as European Markets Realign
The Greek economy, after years of navigating turbulent waters, has demonstrably shored up its position. Borrowing costs have plunged, access to international markets is
Bulgaria embraces the euro amidst public apprehension over economic stability
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The World’s Future Is Being Forged in Europe”: German Chancellor Warns Allies as Global Power Shifts Accelerate
In a wide-ranging and forceful speech that underscored the European Union’s growing geopolitical weight, Germany’s Chancellor declared that “the future of the world is being
France’s First-Ever Defence Bonds Attract Robust Demand, Signalling Strong Investor Confidence
France’s inaugural defence bond issuance has drawn overwhelming investor interest, marking a major milestone in Europe’s evolving approach to national security financing. The strong response underscores
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