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Sanctions spotlight: Kyrgyzstan, UAE networks, and the global aviation supply chain to Russia

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EU regulators challenge Meta over child safety failures on Instagram and Facebook

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Polish public broadcaster expands foreign news reach with Georgian-language service

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European households see modest income gains as spending continues to rise

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EU pharmaceutical exports drive record employment, supporting over 926,000 jobs

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EU pushes Google to open Android to rival AI services in landmark digital markets move

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Kyrgyzstan seeks talks with EU after being caught in Russia sanctions net

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A Royal bloom: Queen Mathilde honoured with exclusive azalea at Ghent Floraliën 2026

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Dutch monarchy holds firm support despite growing cost concerns

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Euro area deficit narrows slightly in 2025 as debt levels continue to climb

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  The euro area saw a modest improvement in its public finances in 2025, with the government deficit edging down to 2.9% of GDP from 3.0%...
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Sanctions spotlight: Kyrgyzstan, UAE networks, and the global aviation supply chain to Russia

Sanctions spotlight: Kyrgyzstan, UAE networks, and the global aviation supply chain to Russia Sanctions spotlight: Kyrgyzstan, UAE networks, and the global aviation supply chain to Russia
Sanctions targeting former post-Soviet countries involved in supplying aviation spare parts have made headlines across global media. Today...
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EU regulators challenge Meta over child safety failures on Instagram and Facebook

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  The European Commission has issued a preliminary finding that Meta may be violating the Digital Services Act (DSA), citing serious shortcomings...
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Polish public broadcaster expands foreign news reach with Georgian-language service

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  Poland’s public broadcaster has launched a new Georgian-language news service as part of a broader push to expand its international...
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European households see modest income gains as spending continues to rise

European households see modest income gains as spending continues to rise European households see modest income gains as spending continues to rise
  Households across the euro area and the wider European Union closed 2025 with a slight but steady improvement in their financial situation,...
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EU pharmaceutical exports drive record employment, supporting over 926,000 jobs

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  In 2023, the European Union’s pharmaceutical exports reached a new milestone, supporting approximately 926,000 jobs across the bloc....
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EU pushes Google to open Android to rival AI services in landmark digital markets move

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  The European Commission has stepped up its enforcement of the Digital Markets Act (DMA), sending preliminary findings to Google that...
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  Kyrgyzstan has called for open and depoliticised dialogue with the European Commission after the European Union expanded its latest sanctions...
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A Royal bloom: Queen Mathilde honoured with exclusive azalea at Ghent Floraliën 2026

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  Belgium’s beloved monarch Queen Mathilde will be honoured with a unique floral tribute at the upcoming Ghent Floraliën 2026, as a...
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Dutch monarchy holds firm support despite growing cost concerns

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Beijing on Thursday accused Ottawa of worsening bilateral relations after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau vowed to stand up to China amid deepening diplomatic and

trade disputes.

The two countries have been locked in a feud since last December, when Canada detained top Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou and -- in apparent retaliation -- China detained two Canadian nationals over espionage-linked accusations.

On Wednesday, Trudeau pushed back against Beijing in a speech that promised to "always defend Canadians and Canadian interests" and to not "back down".

"At present, China-Canadian relations are facing serious difficulties," said Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang.

"The responsibility lies entirely on the Canadian side," he told reporters at a press briefing in Beijing.

"We urge the Canadian side to reflect on its mistakes," Geng said, adding that Canada should "immediately" release Meng.

He also called on Canada to refrain from making "irresponsible remarks" about Hong Kong, which has been plunged into weeks of unrest by pro-democracy demonstrations.

Beijing had warned Canada on Sunday to stop meddling in Hong Kong affairs after Ottawa and the European Union issued a joint statement in support of protestors' "fundamental right of assembly".

Canadians are one of the largest expatriate groups in Hong Kong, numbering 300,000, according to Canadian government figures.

Relations between Canada and China tumbled over the arrest of Meng on a US extradition request related to alleged Iran sanctions.

Since then, China has arrested Canadians Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig, while blocking billions of dollars in Canadian agricultural shipments.AFP

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