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‘Electrification is the answer to save Europe’s industry,’ IEA tells Euronews

The International Energy Agency's chief Fatih Birol told Euronews that the EU should embrace the 'age of electricity' to boost industrial competitiveness.

Euronews

France to become the first country in Europe to reimburse weight-loss drugs

France will cover the costs of weight-loss drugs from 15 June, according to the country's health minister.

Euronews

New Etias ‘euro-visa’ could begin by the end of the year

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EU will never be a neutral mediator between Ukraine and Russia, says Kallas

The High Representative has dismissed the buzz over a special envoy for talks with Russia, arguing the EU will "never" be a neutral mediator between Moscow and Kyiv. "We have been clearly on Ukraine's side," she said.

Euronews

Hungary is on a 'very clear and steadfast' path to restore rule of law, EU justice commissioner says

The comments by the EU’s justice commissioner, Michael McGrath, come ahead of talks between Peter Magyar and Ursula von der Leyen aimed at securing the release of €17 billion in EU funds that were frozen due to concerns over corruption and shortcomings in the rule of law.

Euronews

Ukraine war briefing: EU foreign policy chief warns of Russian peace talks ‘trap’

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The Independent UK

Crypto companies without EU licences face prosecution, French regulator warns

Crypto firms face a June 30 deadline to secure European Union licenses. France's top markets regulator, AMF, warns that non-compliant companies will be blacklisted and face legal action. This new EU regulation, MiCA, brings oversight to the crypto industry. Companies without licenses must have orderly wind-down plans. France may block…

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EU import cuts threaten Ukraine's battered steel sector, Interpipe CEO says

Ukraine's vital steel sector faces a new threat from European Union import quotas. This move could severely damage the war-torn industry, despite prior EU assurances. Ukrainian steel producers are already struggling with war-related challenges. The EU's decision risks significant economic losses for Ukraine and contradicts its stated support for the…

The Economic Times

Talk to Russia? First, Europe needs to pick an envoy – and know what it wants to say

With the US bogged down in its war against Iran, Ukraine has been urging Europe to step up and play an active role in negotiations on bringing the Russian invasion to an end. But EU officials say the bloc first needs to be aligned on what it wants to say…

France 24

Haier Biomedical Achieves Double No. 1 Ranking in Euromonitor's Global Life Science Lab Equipment Report, Caps Three-Phase Global Expansion

QINGDAO, China, May 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Haier Biomedical (SHA: 688139) has been named the No. 1 Chinese brand in global life science laboratory equipment sales and No. 1 in overseas sales in the same category, according to 2025 data published by Euromonitor International. The dual ranking places Haier Biomedical…

AAP

Greater Israel: the origins of the settler movement now threatening to annexe the West Bank

A big increase in violence on the West Bank has prompted the EU to issue sanctions on several individuals and groups that allegedly organise and finance illegal Israeli settlements in the Palestinian territory.

The Conversation

The Food Delivery War Just Entered Its Final Phase

The battle for global food delivery dominance accelerates as major platforms aggressively pursue acquisitions to secure immense long-term pricing power.

MarketBeat

Ministers in talks over shelving carbon tax on fertiliser to curb UK food inflation

Ministers in talks with farmers about package of measures, including pause on duty due to come into effect next year

The Guardian - UK

EU fines Temu for failing to stop sale of illegal and dangerous products

European Commission finds shoppers on Chinese website very likely to find unsafe items and imposes €200m penalty

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The Independent UK

New ‘euro-visa’ will be rolled out this year despite EU entry-exit chaos, predicts expert

Exclusive: ‘It doesn’t matter if you don’t get your biometrics done on one or other occasion – we’re not running a nuclear programme here,’ says Dr Nick Brown

TechRadar

'Your bank should do the hard work for you': Monzo debuts possibly the best UK SIM deal just in time for summer — here’s how to join the waitlist

The mobile banking app Monzo is launching three new mobile phone plans in the UK —here's how Monzo Mobile compares.

The Economic Times

China says EU using trade data selectively to justify import curbs, warns of response

China has voiced strong objections to the EU's application of trade data, suggesting a skewed portrayal. While the European Union weighs potential import quotas and tariffs aimed at shielding its industries from Chinese rivalry, China has countered that trade relies on mutual consent.

Euronews

Fact-check: Did the EU-Mercosur trade agreement allow ‘worm-infested’ Brazilian coffee into Europe?

Posts by French and Polish politicians have falsely connected a rejected shipment of Brazilian coffee to the EU-Mercosur trade deal.

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Temu fined $232 million for breaching EU rules on sale of illegal products

Further penalties could follow in the coming months as a result of a nearly two-year investigation under the Digital ‌Services Act that ⁠requires large ⁠online companies to do more to tackle illegal and harmful content on their platforms.

TechRadar

EU to back European alternatives to US dominated software and services in major push for ‘tech sovereignty’

European Commission reportedly preparing to back EU software vendors even more by stamping out fakes.

AAP

Chinese online retailer Temu hit with $232 million fine over unsafe toys and electronics

European Union regulators have fined Chinese online retailer Temu for failing to protect consumers from illegal products

The Economic Times

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar meets EU foreign ministers in Cyprus to discuss shared interests

India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met with European Union foreign ministers in Cyprus. Discussions focused on practical collaborations and shared interests within the emerging multipolar world order. Jaishankar also held bilateral meetings with ministers from Spain, the Netherlands, Poland, France, Slovakia, and Estonia. These discussions aimed to strengthen trade,…

AAP

Chinese online retailer Temu hit with $232 million fine over illegal products

European Union regulators have fined Chinese online retailer Temu for failing to protect consumers from illegal products

Euronews

EU fines Chinese e-commerce giant Temu €200 million for dangerous baby toys and faulty chargers

An investigation by the European Commission said the Chinese e-commerce site had inadequate risk assessments, after investigators found dangerous baby toys and faulty chargers were available on its platform.

Euronews

EU regional funds can be used to address energy crisis, Commissioner Fitto says

Cohesion funds, worth up to €160bn, could be redeployed to ease Europe's energy crisis, the Commissioner told EU ministers in a letter.

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