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The more trade tariffs imposed by the US on the EU, the more it will lead to the breakup of the EU

February 13, 2025

President Trump was elected with a central slogan that anyone who does not comply with US policy will face severe tariffs on their products…

New plan for mass seizures of Russian shadow fleet – Targeting oil

February 13, 2025

European states with access to the Baltic Sea are developing legal measures that would allow them to carry out mass “seizures” of ships that…

The Far Right is a factor of stability and political responsibility in France thanks to Emmanuel Macron

February 7, 2025

“The moment of truth for the country has arrived, because no country can survive without a budget,” said François Bayrou, announcing on Monday that…

Donald Trump’s “Open” Charm for the Emergence of the Far Right

February 7, 2025

The center-right German Christian Democratic Union, CDU, broke the taboo and its leader Friedrich Merz’s own public pledge not to cooperate with the far-right…

Intracom Defense: Will build the Lotus UAV to meet the operational needs of 6 EU member states

February 7, 2025

Intracom Defense (IDE) has signed a €42 million contract with the European Defence Fund (EDF) for the ACTUS project (“Advanced capabilities & Certification for…

Decoding what Trump is after, based on what he says

February 7, 2025

Donald Trump took office a few days ago and began to implement his campaign promises, sowing panic in many countries and especially in Europeans….

Worst Quality of Life: Greeks are champions in Eurofound survey

January 30, 2025

According to a new survey published by the official EU organization (Eurofound, the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions)-“Quality of…

The Japanese sold off 41 billion of Eurozone debt in 6 months, leading to a generalized sell-off in bonds

January 30, 2025

Japanese investors have sold off eurozone government debt at the fastest pace in a decade, suggesting that the move by one of the major…

European Productivity: Slowdown with wage freezes and layoffs

January 23, 2025

Productivity in Europe is slowing, putting a damper on real wage increases, the International Labour Organization (ILO) has found. In its “World Employment and…