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Europe·World News

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German Conservative Pushes Back on EU’s Proposed Sanctions Against Israel

A senior German conservative politician allied with Christian Democratic Union (CDU) leader Friedrich Merz has voiced strong opposition to the European Union’s proposed sanctions on Israel, underscoring growing divisions within Europe over

Europe

2 days ago

French Government Confronted with Wealth Tax Demands Amid Budget Strain

French Prime Minister faces mounting pressure as lawmakers and public opinion demand decisive action on taxation to address the country’s budget shortfall. Opposition parties and some members within the ruling coalition have

Europe

3 days ago

Trump Touches Down in London: A Historic Two-Day State Visit with High Stakes

U.S. President Donald Trump has arrived in the United Kingdom for a two-day state visit that is already being described as one of the most significant diplomatic events of the year. The

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz Sign Historic Defence and Migration Treaty

In a landmark development strengthening ties between the United Kingdom and Germany, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz have signed a groundbreaking defence and migration treaty. This agreement,

2 months ago

Europe

Von der Leyen Proposes Massive €2 Trillion Budget to Power Europe’s Future

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has unveiled a groundbreaking €2 trillion EU budget plan, marking a significant expansion of the bloc’s financial ambitions to drive recovery, resilience, and strategic autonomy over the

2 months ago

Economy·Europe

Budapest Seeks EU Action Following Hungarian Death in Ukraine Conflict

Hungarian authorities have called on the European Union to impose sanctions in response to the recent death of a Hungarian national in Ukraine. The incident has heightened tensions and underscored concerns over

2 months ago

Europe

Macron: Europe Faces Its Gravest Threat to Freedom Since World War II

French President Emmanuel Macron issued a stark warning on Monday, declaring that Europe’s freedom is under its most serious threat since the end of World War II. Speaking at a defense forum

2 months ago

Europe

Russia Escalates Attacks on Ukraine Following Trump’s 50-Day Peace Ultimatum

Tensions in Eastern Europe flared once again as Russia launched a new wave of missile and drone strikes across Ukraine, just one day after former U.S. President Donald Trump issued a high-profile

2 months ago

Europe·World News

EU Parliament Pushes for Ambitious, Adaptive Budget to Meet Future Challenges

As negotiations intensify over the future direction of the EU’s finances, Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) and political groups across the chamber are voicing strong and diverse demands for how the

2 months ago

Europe

Europe Seeks Israeli Cooperation to Ease Gaza Humanitarian Crisis

European diplomats are in active discussions with Israeli officials to secure a new agreement aimed at expanding humanitarian aid access to Gaza, amid growing international concern over worsening conditions in the war-torn

2 months ago

Europe

Merz Pushes for Solution to U.S. Tariff Row Ahead of Potential Trump Return

German opposition leader Friedrich Merz has said he intends to use the coming weeks to find a diplomatic resolution to the ongoing trade dispute with former U.S. President Donald Trump over tariffs,

2 months ago

Europe

Macron Urges EU to Stand Firm Against Trump’s Tariff Measures

French President Emmanuel Macron has urged the European Union to take a firm stance in response to the recent tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump. Speaking at a press conference, Macron

2 months ago

Europe·Markets·World News

US Slaps 30% Tariff on EU Goods Starting August 1, Brussels Vows to Retaliate if Needed

In a move likely to escalate transatlantic trade tensions, the United States announced it will raise tariffs on a wide range of European Union goods to 30% starting August 1. The measure,

2 months ago

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Europe - Page 9

German Conservative Pushes Back on EU’s Proposed Sanctions Against Israel

French Government Confronted with Wealth Tax Demands Amid Budget Strain

Trump Touches Down in London: A Historic Two-Day State Visit with High Stakes

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz Sign Historic Defence and Migration Treaty

Von der Leyen Proposes Massive €2 Trillion Budget to Power Europe’s Future

Budapest Seeks EU Action Following Hungarian Death in Ukraine Conflict

Macron: Europe Faces Its Gravest Threat to Freedom Since World War II

Russia Escalates Attacks on Ukraine Following Trump’s 50-Day Peace Ultimatum

EU Parliament Pushes for Ambitious, Adaptive Budget to Meet Future Challenges

Europe Seeks Israeli Cooperation to Ease Gaza Humanitarian Crisis

Merz Pushes for Solution to U.S. Tariff Row Ahead of Potential Trump Return

Macron Urges EU to Stand Firm Against Trump’s Tariff Measures

US Slaps 30% Tariff on EU Goods Starting August 1, Brussels Vows to Retaliate if Needed

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