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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
30/05/2025
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Brussels scrambles to defend US trade deal with details up in the air 

BRUSSELS — The European Commission is struggling to sell its trade deal with the U.S. as it becomes clear that many unresolved issues have been kicked down the road.  In a last-ditch attempt
29/07/2025
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EU-US trade deal: The biggest losers and (a few) winners

The trade deal struck by U.S. President Donald Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Sunday at his Scottish golf resort was hugely one-sided. The European Union faces the
29/07/2025
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Under-fire EU says trade deal with Trump was best it could do

Brussels says it struck the best trade deal it could with Washington — even if Paris and other European capitals aren’t buying it.  In a last-ditch effort to fend off Donald Trump’s
28/07/2025
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Europe’s big trash-burning experiment has become a dirty headache

The little Basque village of Zubieta has an unlikely talent for a place its size: This community of 300 souls can make the trash of half a million people vanish into thin
27/07/2025
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US Congress goes after EU over ‘foreign censorship’

The United States Congress is amping up criticism of the European Union’s social media law — and this time, they’ve brought receipts. The U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee is releasing a
25/07/2025
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Climate was a safe space for the EU and China. Not anymore.

BRUSSELS ― EU leaders winged their way back from Beijing Thursday, clutching a precious and rare win — a joint agreement with China to fight global warming. This is a good thing
24/07/2025
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