EU braces for fertiliser squeeze triggered by Iran war

Also in this newsletter: Europe lags US and China on access to innovative medicines

Zelenskyy's office denies any tension with EU over Ukraine's rapid accession

Ihor Zhovkva, Deputy Head of the President's Office, has stated that there is no tension in relations with the EU over Kyiv's insistence on Ukraine's rapid accession.

By Mariya Yemets,Iryna Balachuk

Under Trump pressure, EU eyes deal to end trade stand-off - The Straits Times

Under Trump pressure, EU eyes deal to end trade stand-off  The Straits Times

Cypriot MEP demands sanctions on Turkey over ‘Blue Homeland’ bill

Cypriot member of the European Parliament Costas Mavrides, of Diko, called on the European Union to impose sanctions on Turkey should the country’s parliament pass the planned “maritime jurisdiction law”. Should it pass, the law will codify the country’s maritime claims in the Aegean and Mediterranean seas in line with the “Blue Homeland” doctrine, known […]

EU races to finalize U.S. trade deal to avoid more Trump tariffs

Trump previously threatened to hike tariffs on European auto imports to 25% from 15% because the EU hadn't moved quickly enough to implement the deal.

Millie Cooke: Could the UK rejoin the EU and, if so, how would it work?

Majority of British public now favour re-entering bloc, but compromises would be needed

By Millie Cooke

Europe markets rebound ahead of key U.S.-EU trade talks

EU, UNODC, ECOWAS back Nigeria’s 2026-2030 drug control plan

Mr Vergos noted that Nigeria’s stability and Europe’s security are interconnected, stressing that drug trafficking had become a transnational challenge requiring coordinated international action. The post EU, UNODC, ECOWAS back Nigeria’s 2026-2030 drug control plan appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

By Agency Report

Riigikogu passes law implementing EU migration and asylum reforms

A bill aligning Estonian law with revised European Union law on the treatment of asylum seekers passed a Riigikogu vote Monday, with 53 votes in favor and 20 against.

In Open Letter, Kobakhidze Asks EU Leaders to Address ‘Troubling’ Events in Copenhagen, ‘Crisis of Values’ in EU

Georgian Dream Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze addressed European Union leaders in an open letter, calling on them to assess what he described as “troubling events” in Copenhagen, referring to the recent dispersal of a small pro-Palestine protest by Danish police, and to respond to what he called a “deep crisis of values” in Europe, where …

By Civil.ge

Major European Shipping Companies Drop Service to Cuba

The decision of the French and German shipping companies is a consequence of new US sanctions. It will especially affect trade with China. The post Major European Shipping Companies Drop Service to Cuba appeared first on Havana Times.

By Circles Robinson