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Rachel Reeves has been prudent. Now she needs a purpose

LONDON — When Rachel Reeves was Britain’s shadow chancellor she liked to repeat an anecdote during interviews. The Labour frontbencher would often quote the advice she received from the party’s longest-ever serving chancellor, Gordon Brown. “Prudence is really important Rachel, but
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Macron announces €20B of fresh foreign investment amid economic turmoil

PARIS ― French President Emmanuel Macron is celebrating a record-high wave of foreign investment in France today. Macron will seal investment deals for €20 billion as he gathers CEOs from all over
19/05/2025
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EU and UK ink partnership deal on security, fisheries and energy

LONDON — Britain and the European Union have agreed a new defense and security pact as part of Keir Starmer’s “reset” of relations with Brussels. The two capitals also agreed to extend
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Can defense become Europe’s economic growth machine?

Microwaves, GPS, drones, duct tape, the PC. That’s just a short list of household goods that trace their origin to military research labs.  Their dual-use functionality is known as “military-civil fusion” in
19/05/2025
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New Heathrow runway will boost annual CO2 emissions by 2.4 million tons, UK admits

LONDON — Opening a third runway at Heathrow Airport could result in pollution equivalent to an additional 2.4 million tons of carbon dioxide being released into the atmosphere each year by 2050,
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Germany arrests 3 over suspected Russian bomb plot and espionage

BERLIN — German police have arrested three people accused of working for Russian intelligence to plan bomb attacks inside Germany.  The suspects, two men and one woman, were detained in separate operations
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Global trade rules must evolve to tackle persistent imbalances, says Bank of England boss

AMSTERDAM — The international trading system must do more to address “persistent, unsustainable imbalances,” Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said, acknowledging that U.S. concerns over trade distortions may have merit. Speaking
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