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Russian opposition party-congress in Berlin: Fear that Yashin might become a "Mini-Putin"

Ilya Yashin is now officially the leader of the Russian opposition in exile – and infighting has already begun. A longtime ally told Euronews he fears Yashin could become a 'mini-Putin.' Is the new party already facing its first major test?

Euronews

Ukraine and Moldova to enter first phase of EU membership negotiations

Election of new Hungarian government in April has paved way for EU member states to agree to open talks

The Guardian - UK

Electronics, pharma and engineering goods lead India's FTA dividend as export engine shifts gears

India's electronics sector is poised for significant growth, potentially becoming a manufacturing and export powerhouse. Free Trade Agreements are expected to boost this sector, alongside Engineering & Machinery and Pharmaceuticals. While some sectors face challenges, the overall outlook for India's export strategy is positive, driven by global trade integration and…

The Economic Times

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Swiss cast ballots on right-wing's bid to cap country's population at 10 million

Voters in Switzerland are casting final ballots on a proposal to cap the country's population at 10 million

The Independent UK

Retirement wealth across Europe: Which countries have the wealthiest over-65s?

The wealth gap among older Europeans is huge: households aged 65-74 in Luxembourg have a median net wealth of €1.22 million, compared with just €36,300 in Latvia. The figures highlight how housing, pensions and family support shape retirement security.

Euronews

How Brexit has made Britain poorer – in charts

Forecasters were wrong about an immediate recession but right that we would be worse off outside the EU

The Guardian - UK

India's Russian oil imports rise in May as refiners boost purchases

India continued its strong demand for Russian fossil fuels in May. The nation emerged as the second-largest buyer globally, importing hydrocarbons worth 5.8 billion euros. Crude oil formed the bulk of these imports, with refiners significantly increasing their purchases from Russia. This trend highlights India's strategic energy sourcing amidst global…

The Economic Times

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Swiss voters set to reject proposed 10 million population cap in referendum

A majority of Swiss voters seem to have rejected a divisive anti-immigration referendum on Sunday that proposed capping the country’s population at 10 million people, according to projections released after the polls closed.

France 24

Swiss vote against 10 million population cap proposal

The Swiss have voted against a referendum proposal to cap their population, which could have had far-reaching consequences for the economy.

AAP

Tens of thousands join Pride marches in Romania, Bulgaria to call for equality

Tens of thousands of LGBTQ+ supporters march in Romania and Bulgaria for annual pride parades

The Independent UK

Voices: Michael Heseltine is correct: it’s time to right the wrongs of Brexit

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: We must accept we need a closer relationship with Europe to ensure our prosperity and security in an uncertain world

The Independent UK

Canada's Carney says middle-power countries should not compete for favor with the US

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is forging stronger links with Europe. He met with Ireland's leader and French President ahead of the G7 summit. Carney believes middle powers should unite rather than compete for American favor. He highlighted the combined economic and defense strength of Canada and the EU. This…

The Economic Times

‘Middle powers have a choice’: Canada's Carney calls for ‘third path’ beyond US

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney used a visit to Ireland on Saturday to reinforce his push for closer ties with Europe, arguing that medium-sized nations should work together rather than compete for favour with the United States ahead of next week’s G7 summit.

The Times of India

Why Switzerland is voting to cap its population at 10 million

Switzerland heads to the polls on Sunday to decide on a proposal that could make it the first European country to impose a formal limit on its population. The referendum asks voters whether the country’s population should be capped at 10 million by 2050, a measure that has triggered a…

The Times of India

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The Independent UK

Martin Lewis issues warning to millions traveling to Europe this summer

The Global Health Insurance Card gives vital access to state run hospitals or GPs

The Independent UK

Heseltine: It’s time to reverse Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage’s ‘heinous crime’ of Brexit

Exclusive: In a stinging attack on Brexiteers, Michael Heseltine says the British public has been conned

Euronews

Ukraine and Russia trade strikes as Kyiv inches closer to EU membership

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Wednesday that 11 regions of Ukraine had come under Russian attack since the start of the week.

Euronews

EU migration pact: what it means for Poland and Europe

The migration pact is now in force. All EU states must apply solidarity when taking in migrants. We explain what this means for Poland and debunk myths.

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Swiss voters set to vote on capping population at 10 million

Swiss voters will decide Sunday on an SVP-backed cap on population growth, which polls suggest will narrowly fail amid warnings it would harm the economy and EU relations.

The Independent UK

Switzerland to vote on unprecedented proposal to cap population at 10 million by 2050

Swiss ministers fear an initiative to cap Switzerland’s population could harm the country

The Independent UK

Hungary’s missing €3.5 billion – and the move to investigate Orban’s inner circle

IN FOCUS: Viktor Orban’s popularity is still in freefall even after his landslide election loss in April. But as further corruption allegations emerge in a mysterious case of a missing €3bn, his legacy may be dead and buried. Alex Croft reports

Euronews

The passion and resurrection of Kaja Kallas

In her weekly newsletter, Euronews’ Europe editor Maria Tadeo reports on the week from hell for the EU’s top diplomat and her plan to salvage the European diplomatic service, plus Pope Leo’s apostolic journey in Spain and the Eurogroup meeting in Luxembourg.

The Economic Times

Europe rolls out new migration system: Here's what you need to know

The EU's new Pact on Migration and Asylum is now in effect, introducing mandatory screening for irregular arrivals and border asylum procedures for specific applicant categories. This reform aims to harmonize asylum processing, speed up decisions, and establish a mandatory solidarity mechanism to share responsibility among member states during migration…

AAP

Swiss to vote on capping population at 10 million

Switzerland will hold a referendum on whether to cap its population at 10 million people.

Euronews

Backlash against Kallas reveals hard truths of EU foreign policy

The growing criticism of Kaja Kallas as High Representative has laid bare structural shortcomings and tensions in the European Union's foreign policy.

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