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By Anna Schroeder

Former EU affairs correspondent based in Brussels. Covers the Commission, Parliament and the diplomacy of the twenty-seven.

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EU Moves to Release €90 Billion Ukraine Loan and New Russia Sanctions
Politics

EU Moves to Release €90 Billion Ukraine Loan and New Russia Sanctions

The European Union has launched a written procedure to approve a €90 billion loan for Ukraine and its 20th sanctions package against Russia.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards Consolidate Power, Overruling Civilian Government
World

Iran's Revolutionary Guards Consolidate Power, Overruling Civilian Government

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is making critical military and political decisions directly with Supreme Leader Khamenei, sidelini

Luxembourg's Bettel Confronted Orbán Over Anti-LGBTQ Law, Compares It to Fascist Policies
Politics

Luxembourg's Bettel Confronted Orbán Over Anti-LGBTQ Law, Compares It to Fascist Policies

Xavier Bettel confronted Viktor Orbán directly over Hungary's anti-LGBTQ law, telling him 'being gay is not a choice, but being homophobic i

Pope Leo XIV Criticizes Resource Exploitation and Inequality in Equatorial Guinea
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Pope Leo XIV Criticizes Resource Exploitation and Inequality in Equatorial Guinea

Pope Leo XIV denounced the 'colonisation' of mineral resources and economic inequality during his visit to Equatorial Guinea. The visit mark

Europe's Energy Subsidies Risk Prolonging Crisis, Warns Spanish Economist
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Europe's Energy Subsidies Risk Prolonging Crisis, Warns Spanish Economist

Most EU governments are repeating 2022's energy subsidy mistakes, suppressing price signals and delaying demand adjustment. A Spanish econom

Spain Commits €7 Billion to Public Housing in Bid to Ease Deepening Crisis
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Spain Commits €7 Billion to Public Housing in Bid to Ease Deepening Crisis

Spain's government has approved a €7 billion plan to address a severe housing crisis, tripling public investment over four years. The initia

How Portugal's Submarine Mission Under Arctic Ice Is Shaping Canada's New Fleet
Europe

How Portugal's Submarine Mission Under Arctic Ice Is Shaping Canada's New Fleet

Portugal's Navy sent the conventional submarine NRP Arpão under the Arctic ice sheet in 2024, a first for a non-nuclear vessel. Canada is in

Hungary Poised to Lift Veto on €90 Billion EU Loan for Ukraine as Druzhba Pipeline Restarts
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Hungary Poised to Lift Veto on €90 Billion EU Loan for Ukraine as Druzhba Pipeline Restarts

Hungary is expected to lift its veto on a €90 billion EU loan for Ukraine, coinciding with the reopening of the Druzhba pipeline. Euronews'

UK Envoy to UAE Warns of Regional Risk but Backs Resilience Amid Fragile Iran Ceasefire
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UK Envoy to UAE Warns of Regional Risk but Backs Resilience Amid Fragile Iran Ceasefire

The ceasefire between the US and Iran is holding but remains fragile, according to UK Ambassador to the UAE Edward Hobart. He warns that the

Italy Summons Russian Ambassador Over TV Host's Sexist Tirade Against Meloni
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Italy Summons Russian Ambassador Over TV Host's Sexist Tirade Against Meloni

Italy summoned the Russian ambassador after a state TV host unleashed sexist and offensive remarks against Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. Th

NATO Scrambles Jets Across Baltic to Intercept Russian Bombers and Fighters
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NATO Scrambles Jets Across Baltic to Intercept Russian Bombers and Fighters

French Rafale fighters from Lithuania led a multinational NATO intercept of Russian Tu-22M3 strategic bombers and Su-30/35 fighters over the

Qatar Urges Diplomacy as US-Iran Talks in Islamabad Face Uncertainty
World

Qatar Urges Diplomacy as US-Iran Talks in Islamabad Face Uncertainty

Qatar has urged an end to hostilities and a return to negotiations as uncertainty surrounds US-Iran talks in Islamabad. The Gulf state warns