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Protectionism won’t save Europe – it’s partnerships that matter
Šefčovič’s portfolio may signal a shift towards economic security, but the EU should not lose sight of the bigger picture. Focusing solely on protection and security without nurturing opportunities for market openness and partnerships could be a dangerous path.
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Zelenskyy invited to present ‘victory plan’ at EU summit
Military support to Kyiv and strengthening Ukraine's battered energy sector are among the topics on the table as leaders from the EU's 27 nations meet in Brussels on Thursday (17 October).
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Israeli strike rocks Beirut after US says it opposes scope of air assault
The Israeli military has in recent weeks carried out strikes on Beirut's southern suburbs without advance warnings, or issued a warning for one area while striking more broadly.
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US concerned by reports of North Korean soldiers fighting for Russia
White House National Security Council spokesperson Sean Savett said the involvement of North Korean troops in Ukraine, if true, would mark a significant increase in the North Korea-Russia defense relationship.
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Closer Gulf ties key to address Russia-Iran axis, Middle East crisis, EU envoy says
A common concern for both sides was Iran cooperating with Russia, Di Maio said.
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Bulgaria key to stopping Russian gas to Europe, expert says
In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about Czechia sending a new ambassador to Moscow amid frozen relations, Sweden deciding to boost its military defence by almost a third by 2030, and so much more.
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Pro-nuclear EU states urge massive policy overhaul, renewable supporters more conciliatory
During the meeting of the Nuclear Alliance 10 countries called on the EU to no longer 'discriminate' against nuclear power in existing or future European texts or funds.
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Romania-processed products set to benefit from a mark-up cap
Capping product prices will not destabilise the market, he said.
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Lufthansa agrees to pay US $4 million penalty over treatment of Jewish passengers
Lufthansa prohibited 128 Jewish passengers, nearly all of whom wore garments generally worn by Orthodox Jewish men, from boarding a connecting flight in Germany on the basis of alleged misbehavior by some of them.
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EU hydrogen plans clash with market reality, Slovak experts warn
There are no hydrogen storage, transport, or production facilities available, the expert said.
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Czechia sends new ambassador to Moscow amid frozen relations
The decision to appoint a new ambassador was subject to much debate
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EU, GCC leaders to meet against backdrop of Middle East escalation
Four out of six Gulf countries - Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, and Bahrain - will be represented at leaders' level.
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Tusk’s government officially adopts new migration strategy
Suspending asylum rights could violate the Geneva Convention, it is argued.
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Puigdemont’s party denies mulling partnering with PP, Vox, to oust Sánchez
"Our votes for Sanchez cannot be taken for granted," Borras said.
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Swedish military to grow by a third by 2030
NATO's newest member is looking to increase its spending.
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Germany confident that the EU-North Macedonia spat would be resolved after Bulgaria’s vote
Germany hopes to find 'rational solutions' with Bulgaria's new government.
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Twelve EU countries urge Brussels to back energy links, lower energy prices.
Interconnectors are crucial to the functioning of the energy market, they say.
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Bulgaria key to stopping Russian gas to Europe, expert says
"Bulgaria is the key to stopping Russian Gas."
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EU not an ‘ à la carte menu’, members tell Switzerland
Switzerland wants a so-called safeguard clause on suspending free movement of people with the EU in certain circumstances.
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Sweden mulling the introduction of mandatory state-run asylum centres
The government says the new state-run centres will make it easier to track down asylum seekers whose claims have been rejected.
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