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Europe watches as Trump hosts Xi while Pope Leo makes first French visit
Europe

Europe watches as Trump hosts Xi while Pope Leo makes first French visit

Washington's summit with Beijing draws European attention as every accord affects the EU. Pope Leo XIV arrives in France for the first time.

Anna Schroeder ·
Europe's tax havens for expats: Malta and Cyprus lead, Germany ranks last
Europe

Europe's tax havens for expats: Malta and Cyprus lead, Germany ranks last

Malta and Cyprus are the only European countries in the top 10 of a new tax ranking for globally mobile people. Germany ranks last among 48

Pierre Lefevre ·
Pope Leo XIV begins first official French visit in 18 years
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Pope Leo XIV begins first official French visit in 18 years

Pope Leo XIV lands in Paris for his first official visit to France, meeting abuse survivors and EU leaders. The trip features public masses,

Pierre Lefevre ·
Morning Europe Briefing: September 25, 2026 – Key Updates
Europe

Morning Europe Briefing: September 25, 2026 – Key Updates

From Brussels to Berlin, here are the morning's essential European stories. Political negotiations intensify, markets react to fresh data, a

Anna Schroeder ·
Catalan architect's death turns criminal as partner arrested
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Catalan architect's death turns criminal as partner arrested

Catalan police have arrested the partner of architect Josep Juanpere over his death in Baqueira last December. The nephew who found the body

Anna Schroeder ·
Ukrainian man arrested after deadly knife attack at Polish abbey
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Ukrainian man arrested after deadly knife attack at Polish abbey

A 31-year-old Ukrainian man was arrested after a knife attack at a 17th-century abbey in Jarosław, Poland, killed one person and injured fou

Pierre Lefevre ·
EU divided over what counts as 'Made in Europe' as France, Germany, Spain clash
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EU divided over what counts as 'Made in Europe' as France, Germany, Spain clash

The EU's Industrial Accelerator Act aims to favor European-made goods, but member states are split on how far 'Europe' extends. France wants

Anna Schroeder ·
Europe loses €120bn yearly due to fragmented national rules, study says
Europe

Europe loses €120bn yearly due to fragmented national rules, study says

Europe misses out on at least €120 billion in investment each year because national systems for energy, transport, and digital services are

Pierre Lefevre ·
Five EU states urge Brussels to soften carbon market rules
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Five EU states urge Brussels to soften carbon market rules

Austria and four Central European countries are pressing Brussels to ease carbon costs for industry. They warn that high decarbonisation exp

Anna Schroeder ·
EU to keep condemning Russia at G20 regardless of Putin's attendance
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EU to keep condemning Russia at G20 regardless of Putin's attendance

The EU says it will condemn Russia's invasion of Ukraine at the G20 summit in Miami, regardless of whether Vladimir Putin attends. Washingto

Pierre Lefevre ·
EU capitals resist Brussels push to centralise power grid tariffs
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EU capitals resist Brussels push to centralise power grid tariffs

EU governments are resisting Brussels proposals to harmonise electricity grid tariffs, preferring national control. The dispute centres on w

Anna Schroeder ·
Europe's payment sovereignty debate targets the wrong risk
Europe

Europe's payment sovereignty debate targets the wrong risk

Europe's payment sovereignty debate focuses on card schemes, but the real exposure is dollar dominance and US legal reach over global financ

Pierre Lefevre ·