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EU extends Russia individual sanctions by only seven days as Alisher Usmanov dispute blocks six-month deal
European Union governments have extended individual Russia-related sanctions only until September 22 after failing to reach unanimity on a normal six-month renewal.
Canada looks to Europe as Carney pushes unprecedented EU alliance amid US trade tensions
Canada is pursuing a deeper European Union alliance as US trade tensions grow. Find out how the strategy could reshape Canada’s global economy.
Albin Kurti returns as Kosovo prime minister but presidential deadlock risks fourth election in two years
Kosovo’s parliament has returned Albin Kurti to government with 62 votes, but failure to elect a president could trigger yet another election and delay European Union reforms.
EU weighs PET, epoxy resin and glass fibre import curbs as chemicals crisis deepens
France, Italy and Germany are considering European Union safeguard requests covering PET, epoxy resin and glass fibres as cheap imports, energy costs and weak demand squeeze domestic producers.
Could Canada become an EU associate member? Mark Carney’s idea could redraw transatlantic trade
Canada is reportedly exploring a new form of European Union associate membership that could deepen integration in energy, defence, artificial intelligence, critical minerals and labour mobility.
THG (LSE: THG) doubles first-half EBITDA, but EU tariff shock puts the recovery under pressure
THG’s first-half adjusted EBITDA surged 109% as Myprotein strengthened, but new European Union import charges are expected to drag third-quarter revenue growth down to about 2%.
EU Russian-energy exit is faltering with gas storage only 67% full, auditors warn
European auditors warn that the EU’s effort to end Russian energy dependence is faltering after member states committed only €54.3 billion of an estimated €300 billion investment requirement while gas storage enters winter at 67%.
Hungary expels 10 Russian diplomats as Péter Magyar breaks with Orbán-era Moscow policy
Hungary has ordered 10 Russian diplomats to leave after accusing them of activities incompatible with diplomatic status, marking the clearest foreign-policy break yet since Péter Magyar ended Viktor Orbán’s 16-year rule.
Europe prepares €200m Greenland package as Trump continues U.S. control push
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is strengthening EU political and financial ties with Greenland through new investments in critical minerals, satellite connectivity and renewable energy as Donald Trump continues arguing that the United States should control the Arctic island.
Globus Medical gets Excelsius3D CE mark as European robotics push gains imaging layer
Globus Medical has secured CE marking for its Excelsius3D intraoperative imaging system and can now commercialise the platform across the European Union and United Kingdom, extending its Excelsius ecosystem beyond robotic navigation into integrated imaging as hospitals increasingly evaluate connected surgical technology platforms.