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EU Member States Back Move to Curb Pesticide Use in Imports from Third Countries
European Union countries have agreed on rules that will allow the bloc to ban the use of prohibited pesticides in imports from third countries. This move, published in a statement on Wednesday, overco
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China's Ministry of Commerce warns: If the EU imposes restrictions on Chinese enterprises or products, China will "resolutely respond."
China's Ministry of Commerce stated late Tuesday that Beijing would "resolutely respond" if the European Union imposes restrictions on Chinese companies or products. This warning comes ahead of high-l
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The Trump administration stated that some EU member states have not released oil and refined product reserves as promised.
The Trump administration stated that some EU member states have not released oil and refined product reserves as promised.
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White House has urged European Union to draw down diesel emergency inventories in bid to lower global prices, sources say
White House has urged European Union to draw down diesel emergency inventories in bid to lower global prices, sources say
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The EU Oil Coordination Group met on Tuesday and confirmed that supplies remain stable despite high prices for diesel and jet fuel.
The EU Oil Coordination Group met on Tuesday and confirmed that despite high prices for diesel and jet fuel, supplies remain stable. The EU stated that refineries in the region are operating near maxi
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US-Iran war adds €100bn to EU’s fuel bill
The warning comes as the bloc’s energy ministers meet in Dublin.
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Spain, Portugal, Luxembourg Urge EU to Set 2040 Renewables Goal
Spain, Portugal, Luxembourg Urge EU to Set 2040 Renewables Goal
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Germany and five other countries have issued an ultimatum to the EU: cut "tens of billions" of euros in budget spending.
Germany and five other countries have issued an ultimatum to the EU: cut "tens of billions" of euros in budget spending.
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EU's looming 'Made in EU' bill threatens Toyota and other Japanese EV makers by eliminating tax breaks for non-EU assembled EVs
EU's looming 'Made in EU' bill threatens Toyota and other Japanese EV makers by eliminating tax breaks for non-EU assembled EVs
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EU's Kallas: Europe Needs to Rearm More Quickly and More Effectively to Meet Our 2030 Target
EU's Kallas: Europe Needs to Rearm More Quickly and More Effectively to Meet Our 2030 Target
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Germany’s negative power price hours set for first annual decline in four years
The decline is attributed to stronger electricity demand and changes in renewable-energy support, which have curbed periods of oversupply. This trend goes against the broader EU pattern.
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EU countries consider Nato-style joint responses to Russian hybrid attacks
The campaign this year has included drone attacks, bombs and arson, leading to calls for a stronger response.
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Financial Times: Europe and Asia's battle for LNG may intensify in coming months as EU natural gas inventories hit record lows.
Financial Times: Europe and Asia's battle for LNG may intensify in coming months as EU natural gas inventories hit record lows.
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Elon Musk retweeted a post stating that the EU has postponed the vote on Tesla FSD (supervised version) until December at the earliest, originally scheduled for October 6.
Elon Musk retweeted Sawyer Merritt's post, stating that according to the agenda published on the EU website, the EU has postponed the vote on Tesla FSD (supervised version) from the original October 6
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Netherlands seeks to scrap mandatory gas storage targets after spending nearly €1 billion this year to fill reserves
The Netherlands seeks to scrap mandatory gas storage targets after spending nearly €1 billion ($1.1 billion) this year to fill its reserves, arguing that the current EU system forces governments to do
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EU urges UK to raise tariffs on Chinese cars to avoid 'made in Europe' barriers
The European Union is urging the UK to raise tariffs on Chinese cars to prevent the creation of 'made in Europe' barriers. London has been lobbying intensely for equal treatment of British products bu
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The U.S. government is backing Musk, seeking to join X's lawsuit against the EU's €120 million fine, accusing EU regulators of overreach.
The U.S. government is seeking to join a lawsuit filed by Elon Musk to overturn a €120 million (approximately $136.5 million) fine imposed by the European Union on his social media platform X for viol
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Repsol Says 90% of Its Crude Supply Risks Breaching New EU Rules
Repsol SA anticipates about 90% of its crude oil supplies falling short of new European Union methane requirements that are due to take effect in January, the latest in a series of warnings from the i
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Belgium warns in a leaked document that the US under Donald Trump is no longer a reliable ally.
A strategic document from the Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs states that developments in Washington "could harm several important Belgian and EU interests."
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Canadian Prime Minister Carney: A trade deal with the US is still possible, but we will not give up the right to deepen cooperation with the EU.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said on September 23 that a mutually beneficial trade agreement with the United States is still possible, but Canada will not trade sovereignty for a deal, especial
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Spain's Sánchez Says EU Should Negotiate With China to Cut Trade Deficit, Not Engage in Damaging Dispute
Spain's Sánchez Says EU Should Negotiate With China to Cut Trade Deficit, Not Engage in Damaging Dispute
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EU lifts sanctions on two Russian billionaires, Ukraine expresses anger; Azerbaijani President pardons Frenchman accused of espionage
The European Union has agreed to lift sanctions on two Russian billionaires, Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman, a move that has drawn strong criticism from Ukraine. Ukrainian Deputy Foreign Minister
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ESMA announced that it will prioritize the regulation of AI and tokenization across the EU starting in 2027, with national regulators mapping customer-facing technological uses, inspecting some companies, and developing common supervisory approaches.
ESMA announced that it will prioritize the regulation of AI and tokenization across the EU starting in 2027, with national regulators mapping customer-facing technological uses, inspecting some compan
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EU watchdogs warn quantum computers could threaten crypto security
EU supervisors caution that quantum computing advancements could weaken blockchain security. In response, Bitcoin developers are considering a draft migration plan, while Ethereum aims to address this
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EU plans Arctic subsea cables to connect Japan and South Korea
The European Union is working on plans to lay Arctic submarine cables to connect to Japan and South Korea via Greenland, although a lack of urgency in Tokyo is a drag on the project, experts said.
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EU leaders risk breaking their promise to help European start-ups stay in Europe, as FT reports bloc is going the wrong way on harmonising rules despite funding efforts.
EU leaders risk breaking their promise to help European start-ups stay in Europe, as FT reports bloc is going the wrong way on harmonising rules despite funding efforts.
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Germany failed to meet its winter natural gas storage targets, which could drive up natural gas prices in other EU countries.
Germany has failed to meet its winter natural gas storage targets, which could drive up gas prices in other EU countries as the nation will be forced to rely more on spot market purchases, according t
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EU's Kallas Says Hosting Putin at G20 May Normalize War Crimes
The European Union’s top diplomat Kaja Kallas stated that Vladimir Putin’s possible attendance at the Group of 20 leaders’ summit in Florida in December would risk regularizing Russia’s return to inte
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EU and Canada launch "Future Alliance," sign digital trade agreement and deepen cooperation across multiple sectors
The EU and Canada held a summit in Montreal, launching the "Future Alliance" to deepen their relationship. Canadian Prime Minister Carney, European Commission President von der Leyen, and European Cou
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Iran's security chief Rezaei criticized Europe for complaining about the costs after supporting Israel's war against Iran.
Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei posted on X, accusing Europe of now complaining about the billions in costs from a war with Iran, after supporting Israel's "dirty work" against Iran. Rezaei wrote
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EU Energy Commissioner warns: No oil and gas shortages expected, but rising prices will make it difficult for citizens to pay bills this winter.
EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen warned that while oil and gas supply shortages are not expected, rising prices will make it difficult for many EU citizens to pay their bills this winter. Followin
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EU Commission President Von der Leyen: We are discussing the idea of Canada becoming the first associate member of the EU, which would be an 'association without accession'
EU Commission President Von der Leyen: We are discussing the idea of Canada becoming the first associate member of the EU, which would be an 'association without accession'
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen: Canada cannot become an EU member due to geographical reasons, but the EU hopes to elevate their relationship to the highest level.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen: Canada cannot become an EU member due to geographical reasons, but the EU hopes to elevate their relationship to the highest level.
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EU Must Act to Curb Power Bills as Costs Surge to 2022 Energy Crisis Levels, Eurelectric Says
EU Must Act to Curb Power Bills as Costs Surge to 2022 Energy Crisis Levels, Eurelectric Says
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Canadian PM Carney pushes for deeper Canada-EU ties at Montreal summit, as 'associate member' term is reportedly off the table
Canadian Prime Minister Carney is advocating for closer ties with the European Union at the two-day summit in Montreal. Officials are discussing deeper economic and defense links, but the term "associ
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EU energy ministers meet today to discuss energy security as European natural gas prices surge.
EU energy ministers met today in Luxembourg to discuss soaring fuel prices caused by the wars in Ukraine, Iran, and Yemen, in preparation for the upcoming winter. The EU Transport, Telecommunications
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Canada to host EU summit in Montreal, aiming to deepen ties amid US tariff tensions; Trump threatens new tariffs on Europe over Canada's potential 'associate member' status
Canada is set to host a summit with the European Union in Montreal from October 29-30, seeking to bolster bilateral strategic and economic ties as its relations with the United States decline. The EU
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Japanese PM Takaichi pressed German Chancellor Merz to include Japan in "Made in Europe" EV subsidies
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi pressed German Chancellor Friedrich Merz to include Japan in "Made in Europe" EV subsidies during their summit in Tokyo on October 28. Tokyo's efforts to lobby f
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According to POLITICO, the EU will revoke Canada's "quasi-member state" status.
According to POLITICO, the EU will revoke Canada's "quasi-member state" status.
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Sandoz warns EU may scrap antibiotic protection, risking last European factory for amoxicillin
Sandoz Group AG said Europe’s medicines regulator is proposing to pull amoxicillin from its list of critical medicines, a potential death blow to the last European factory to make the antibiotic from
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The European Commission's forecast indicates that non-EU partners have pledged only €4 billion in aid to Kyiv for next year (2027), a significant drop from €19 billion this year (2026). The EU is pressuring allies over Ukraine's looming funding shortfall.
The European Commission's forecast indicates that non-EU partners have pledged only €4 billion in aid to Kyiv for next year (2027), a significant drop from €19 billion this year (2026). The EU is pres
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The outgoing chair of the European Union’s securities watchdog stated that while it is unlikely to match the scope of its US counterpart, effective market oversight will depend on governance that allows the regulator to act swiftly.
The outgoing chair of the European Union’s securities watchdog stated that while it is unlikely to match the scope of its US counterpart, effective market oversight will depend on governance that allo
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Coinbase will automatically convert 14 restricted crypto tokens, including Tether's USDT and PayPal's PYUSD
Coinbase will automatically convert 14 restricted crypto tokens, including Tether's USDT and PayPal's PYUSD, held by European customers on October 30. The exchange stated in a customer notice that aff
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Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Guo Jiakun, responding to a Bloomberg reporter's question at a regular press conference
Confirmed: "Guo Jiakun" is correct. Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Guo Jiakun, responding to a Bloomberg reporter's question at a regular press conference, said China has always believed that t
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The United States, the European Union, and 30 other countries issued a joint statement on Monday
The United States, the European Union, and 30 other countries issued a joint statement on Monday, warning of a "deeply concerning deterioration" in Sudan's food security situation and calling for "urg
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The European Union will from Sunday slap a €2 (US$2.25) handling fee on packages from outside the 27-nation bloc, on top of its existing €3 fee, in a bid to curb the influx from China.
The European Union will from Sunday slap a €2 (US$2.25) handling fee on packages from outside the 27-nation bloc, on top of its existing €3 fee, in a bid to curb the influx from China.
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The Wall Street Journal analysis indicates that France, as the EU's second-largest economy, has become the biggest victim of the global surge in yields. The country faces debt difficulties similar to most nations, but its situation is more severe.
The Wall Street Journal analysis indicates that France, as the EU's second-largest economy, has become the biggest victim of the global surge in yields. The country faces debt difficulties similar to
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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will urge German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on October 28 to extend the EU's preferential treatment for electric vehicles to Japanese products.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will urge German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on October 28 to extend the EU's preferential treatment for electric vehicles to Japanese products.
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