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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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German inflation hits 2.9% in August, easing pressure on ECB hawks
Europe

German inflation hits 2.9% in August, easing pressure on ECB hawks

German inflation accelerated to 2.9% in August, but came in below expectations. The data offers modest relief to the ECB ahead of its Septem

Romania forfeits €770 million in EU recovery funds amid political deadlock
Politics

Romania forfeits €770 million in EU recovery funds amid political deadlock

Romania will lose at least €770 million in EU recovery funds after political parties missed a deadline to reform public-sector salaries. The

Swiss man arrested after fatal shooting at Aarau rave
Europe

Swiss man arrested after fatal shooting at Aarau rave

A 43-year-old Swiss man was arrested on suspicion of opening fire at an annual rave in Aarau, killing an Italian woman and wounding five oth

US naval blockade cripples Iran's economy, citizens tell Euronews
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US naval blockade cripples Iran's economy, citizens tell Euronews

A reinstated US naval blockade has cut off over 80% of Iran's heavy imports and non-oil exports. Inflation nears 70%, with food prices up 12

Israel and Greece seal €3 billion air defence deal
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Israel and Greece seal €3 billion air defence deal

Israel and Greece have signed a €3 billion deal for a comprehensive air defence system called 'Achilles Shield'. It is the largest defence e

Italy extends border checks with Spain for 15 more days amid Ceuta tensions
Politics

Italy extends border checks with Spain for 15 more days amid Ceuta tensions

Italy has extended temporary border checks with Spain for another 15 days, citing ongoing migrant pressure in Ceuta. Interior Minister Matte

Iceland's No vote complicates EU's enlargement strategy
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Iceland's No vote complicates EU's enlargement strategy

Icelandic voters rejected resuming EU membership talks, with 52.8% voting No. The result complicates the EU's enlargement push as it seeks t

Search continues after fatal ferry sinking off northern Cyprus
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Search continues after fatal ferry sinking off northern Cyprus

Eight people died and 18 remain missing after a ferry capsized off northern Cyprus on Sunday. Survivors report hearing a blast before the ve

Iceland's No vote puts EU enlargement ambitions to the test
Europe

Iceland's No vote puts EU enlargement ambitions to the test

Iceland narrowly voted against resuming EU accession talks, with 52.8% against. The result complicates Brussels' enlargement push, which now

Google Maps splits Lake Ontario name between US and Canadian users
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Google Maps splits Lake Ontario name between US and Canadian users

Google Maps has relabelled Lake Ontario as 'Lake America' for US users following President Trump's executive order, while Canadians still se

Hoekstra urges EU to invest in climate prevention and confront China on trade
Europe

Hoekstra urges EU to invest in climate prevention and confront China on trade

After a summer of wildfires and heatwaves, EU climate chief Wopke Hoekstra urges more investment in prevention. He also warns that Europe ha

Europe's heatwaves are quietly draining national budgets
Europe

Europe's heatwaves are quietly draining national budgets

Another summer of extreme heat is straining European public finances. Emergency relief, farm compensation, and infrastructure repairs are pi