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The Brief – Brace yourself: Macron faces a dark economic winter
His government must roll up its sleeves to address mounting social discontent.
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LIVE NOW! Media Partnership – Green Claims & Carbon Markets: A framework for transparency to support Europe’s path to net zero [Advocacy Lab Content]
As the EU embarks on a new mandate, its ambitious goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is driving a renewed focus on shaping a regulatory framework that fosters sustainability and preserves Europe’s competitiveness.
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Mercosur: Paris schedules parliamentary vote in last-ditch effort to sway the EU
As EU negotiators eye a political agreement at a dedicated ‘Mercosur summit’ in Uruguay on 2-4 December, securing clear parliamentary support may give Paris’ firm 'non merci' the political weight Macron needs before the deed is done.
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European foreign ministers reaffirm Ukraine support amid potential US retreat
The five EU foreign ministers at the meeting also backed the creation of a European defence bond.
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The new College of Commissioners: a missed opportunity [Promoted content]
Ursula Von der Leyen presents a line-up with a strong business focus and a lack of gender equality. EFA will work to put the needs of European stateless nations, regions, and minorities in the center.
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Socialists’ lead transport MEP raises alarm on one-pilot-only flights
Swedish MEP Johan Danielsson told Euractiv that he considers the proposals “extremely worrying.”
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Defence industry turnover rises 17%, seeks more orders and funding to sustain production
But the industry today, with its fragmentation, is not competitive for taxpayers' money, says the ASD.
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EU wants €32 million retaliation on US tariffs on Spanish olives
Washington imposed countervailing and anti-dumping duties on Spanish olives in 2018, claiming that subsidies from CAP unfairly benefited Spanish producers and harmed their American competitors.
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EU entry-exit system faces another delay
The system was expected to be operational earlier this month, but it was postponed for the third time.
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Experts doubt Orbán’s role as EU-US mediator
"An electoral victory for an Orbán ally in another country, even the US, won’t change his domestic legitimacy. Voters prioritise economic issues and domestic affairs over international politics," Hegedüs argues.
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EU court: member states cannot stop EU immigrants joining political parties
The court said laws in Poland and Czechia infringed the right of EU citizens from other countries to stand in local and European elections.
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FEDIOL, the EU Vegetable Oil and Proteinmeal Industry. Striving to Build a Sustainable Future for Europe. [Promoted content]
FEDIOL represents the vegetable oil and protein meal industry at European level. Oilseeds processing produces vegetable oil, protein meal and other co-products which are supplied to manufacturers of food, feed, non-food and energy products.
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Crisis in Russia-controlled Georgian region of Abkhazia deepens
The puppet regime of Abkhazia faces protests against an agreement that would open the property market of the Black Sea region to wealthy Russians.
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Two undersea cables in Baltic Sea cut, Germany and Finland fear sabotage
The episode recalled other incidents in the same waterway that authorities have probed as potentially malicious.
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Defence spending by EU countries reaches record €326 billion, 1.9% of GDP
Almost all EU countries have increased defence spending this year.
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Georgia police crack down on protest over contested elections
Tens of thousands have taken to the streets in Tbilisi to protest the alleged electoral fraud over the 26 October elections.
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US says Russia escalated Ukraine conflict by deploying North Koreans
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday that the outgoing administration was adding fuel to the fire and seeking to escalate the conflict in Ukraine.
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What Russia’s invasion has cost Ukraine as war reaches 1,000th day
Devastating human and material losses continue to mount, leaving Ukraine more vulnerable than at any time since the early days of the war.
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G20 leaders turn focus to climate change on Rio summit’s last day
G20 leaders meeting in Rio de Janeirotrying to shore up multilateral consensus before US President-elect Donald Trump returns to power in January.
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Russian consulate in Bulgaria closed for spying operates from socialists’ office
In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about the Russian consulate in Bulgaria operating from the Socialist Party's premises, Warsaw praising Biden for allowing Ukraine to use US long-range missiles against Russia, and so much more.
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