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Finnish and Norwegian leaders call Putin, urge restart of peace talks

The leaders of Finland and Norway held a phone call with Vladimir Putin to restart the peace process. The overture comes as Brussels prepares for face-to-face contacts with the Russian side.

Euronews · 7h ago

Reynolds says ‘no assumptions’ on where EU talks will go after next month

Prime Minister Andy Burnham wants to consider various options for a new relationship with Brussels.

Evening Standard · 7h ago

European natural gas prices soar: What it means for your winter bills

Gas prices have tripled in 2026 and EU storage is at a record low. Analysts explain what it means for winter bills and how long it could last.

Euronews · 11h ago

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A pivotal election in Israel, and Netanyahu’s next test

Good morning. It’s Tuesday, and this is what’s on today’s docket: Election fever spreads to Israel, Zelenskyy bemoans a lack of American Patriot missiles, and the European continent is only getting hotter, according to the EU climate chief. I’m Angela Skujins. Let’s dive in.

Euronews · 11h ago

Europe must prepare for a 3°C warmer world, EU climate chief warns

As Brussels warns that Europe must prepare for increasingly extreme weather, new EU rules will require governments to clarify who is responsible for climate preparedness – but no new funding is being offered to help households adapt.

Euronews · 12h ago

US-EU trade truce at risk over $3.4 billion Airbus loan, Trump official warns

US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer warned on Monday that a $3.4 billion European Investment Bank loan to Airbus could jeopardise a tariff truce between Washington and Brussels. Greer said his office had received no details about the financing, announced in June, and urged the EU to resolve the matter quickly.

France 24 · 16h ago

Serbia’s student victory raises hopes of an EU reset

The Student List’s election win ends Vučić’s 14-year rule and raises hopes of an EU reset, but its stance on Russia sanctions and Kosovo leaves Brussels cautious.

Euronews · Oct 26

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Zelenskyy's planned Brussels visit for peace talks cancelled

Zelenskyy said the planned visit would gather Ukraine, the US, EU and NATO in high-level talks on security guarantees and diplomatic efforts to end Russia's war against Ukraine.

Euronews · Oct 26

Serbia’s strongman toppled by student-backed movement

Good morning. It’s Angela Skujins holding the newsletter pen for the entire week. On Monday’s agenda: Serbian elections serve as a death knell for long-time leader Aleksandar Vučić and his political party, while French fury continues to manifest through violent protest and a presidential bid.

Euronews · Oct 26

Andy Burnham says he wants ‘honest discussion’ about freedom of movement with EU

Prime minister is considering different options for new relationship with Brussels ahead of summit in November

The Guardian - UK · Oct 24

Burnham: Time for ‘honest discussion’ about freedom of movement with EU

The Prime Minister wants to look at options for a new relationship with Brussels.

The Independent UK · Oct 24

Brussels shops boarded up amid fears of repeat of last week's looting

Luxury boutiques and high-street retailers in central Brussels covered their windows with wooden panels to protect against possible looting as fresh protests raise concerns over further unrest.

Euronews · Oct 24

EU trade Chief seeks to rebalance EU-China trade as Brussels weighs tougher measures

The European Commission hopes to curb Chinese imports in additional sectors in upcoming talks with Beijing while exploring new trade defence measures, though the move risks triggering retaliatory action from China.

Euronews · Oct 23

A Budapest reset, and a scramble to get Ukraine peace talks back on track

Good morning. I’m Mared Gwyn. In this Friday edition: Ursula von der Leyen is set to become a headline act at Hungary’s 1956 revolution commemoration, and Europeans grapple with Trump’s “terrifying” Ukraine approach.

Euronews · Oct 23

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The Guardian - UK · Oct 23

EU leaders to press Burnham to pay more towards Ukraine’s defence

Officials will call on UK to ‘step up’ financial support at Brussels summit – with post-Brexit issues also on agenda

Euronews · Oct 22

EU and Canada draw closer in Trump’s unpredictable world – with Britain looking on

The EU and Canada are hoping to deepen ties at their upcoming Montreal summit, in areas like trade, energy, defence and critical minerals. Meanwhile, the UK is seeking its own reset with Brussels.

Euronews · Oct 22

Marine Le Pen vs Alice Weidel: How the far right wants to reshape the EU

AfD leader Alice Weidel unveiled her EU vision in Strasbourg a week after Marine Le Pen did the same in Brussels. Both parties seek to reshape the bloc around national sovereignty but differ on fiscal policy, energy and the extent of reform.

Euronews · Oct 21

Brussels goes back to the drawing board on Europe-wide taxes

European Council President António Costa has taken over the negotiations on the bloc's next long-term budget, with one of the biggest question marks being how he will resolve the challenge of new EU-wide taxes.

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Radio France Internationale · Oct 20

EU pushes for stronger Arctic presence amid Russian pressure and US uncertainty

The European Union has unveiled a new Arctic strategy, setting out plans to strengthen its presence in the far north as melting sea ice opens new shipping routes and competition intensifies over resources, infrastructure and security.

Euronews · Oct 20

Pressure mounts on Macron as France reels from unrest

Hello from Brussels. I’m Mared Gwyn, holding the newsletter pen once again today. In this edition: what the unrest in France means for its embattled president, and the latest from Ukraine amid signs of intensified diplomacy.

Euronews · Oct 20

France's traditional smoked sausage under threat – but is Brussels really to blame?

Political parties across Brittany are up in arms over the French government's failure to defend andouille de Guémené, a traditional sausage suspected of posing a cancer risk.

The Guardian - UK · Oct 20

The ‘Finger cutter’ and the ‘Brazilian Escobar’: the men accused of bringing cocaine cartels to Europe

A Belgian criminal organisation’s links with a Brazilian cocaine gang have been the focus of a major trial in Brussels, where smuggling links have been alleged between European players and the drug cartels of Latin America

Euronews · Oct 19

Visegrad Four urge Brussels to ease Russian energy phase-out rules

The group is calling on Brussels for more funding to cope with the end of Russian energy imports in 2027, amid high electricity prices across Europe.

Euronews · Oct 19

France grapples with the aftermath of a weekend of violence

Hello from Brussels. It’s Monday, and I’m Mared Gwyn. Today: France grapples with the aftermath of a weekend of violence and chaos, and Trump berates Zelenskyy once again.

Latin Times · Oct 18

Zelensky Calls EU Leaders "Real" As Patriot Missiles Run Out And Trump's Ceasefire Collapses

Zelensky praised EU leaders as "real" in Brussels as a broken ceasefire, depleted Patriot missiles, and Trump's diesel deal with Putin deepened the Kyiv-Washington rift.

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