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Russia’s escalating hybrid attacks put Europeans in a bind

Explosive-laden drone was recently discovered at airport in Leipzig near a Ukrainian cargo plane. German Chancellor says those responsible for hybrid attacks 'will pay the price'.

Canada’s Carney to address EU allies amid pressure from Trump

Carney looks to shore up support as his relationship with President Trump runs into trouble. The Canadian PM is set to speak at European Parliament in Strasbourg on Sept 17.

EU exploring ways to counter arm-twisting tactics by its members to dilute Russia sanctions

Greece veto diluting latest sanctions package brings matters to head. EU now seeks to hasten approvals of targeted sanctions so its members have fewer opportunities to veto.

Roger Waters says he is worried that UK, US and EU leaders are pushing for a war with Russia

In an interview with American journalist Tucker Carlson, the Pink Floyd bassist called for cooperating with the Russians.

EU report flags disappearances in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan; warns Pakistan trade benefits at risk

Report says ensuring accountability for human rights violations is among key priorities of future engagement. Pakistan is EU’s largest Generalised System of Preferences beneficiary.

Why EU-Mercosur FTA should interest India

India-EU negotiations on investment protection and geographical indications are ongoing. They’re an opportunity for New Delhi to secure terms similar to those Mercosur achieved.

The youngest attendee at the EU Council was a Swedish minister’s 3-month-old baby

Rocking a three-month-old infant in Luxembourg, Sweden’s youngest minister Romina Pourmokhtari delivers a masterclass on work-life balance for working mothers.

Why Malala Yousafzai denounced EU’s migration talks with Taliban

In a video shared on Instagram, the 28-year-old human rights activist said that she was “shaken and deeply disturbed by this.” 

Israel-EU tensions rise as FM Gideon Sa’ar severs contact with top EU diplomat over Gaza apartheid remark

Kallas during closed-door meetings with Mexican officials in May compared Israel's treatment of Palestinians to South Africa's apartheid system, according to a Euractiv report.

Right-wing members chant ‘send them back’ in EU Parliament. Return of Migrants law passed

While Italian President Giorgia Meloni called the EU Return Regulation a major success, some MEPs described the chant as a ‘lynch-mob atmosphere’ in Parliament.

On Camera

BRICS can widen India’s Arctic role. Though it can’t become another Arctic Council

The BRICS Working Group on Ocean and Polar Science and Technology meeting in Goa illustrated the niche the bloc has carved out: a mechanism for scientific and technological cooperation, not a new layer of Arctic governance.

India’s key money market gets unusually quiet at the start of trade

Typically, a lot of transactions happen in the first hour as lenders borrow funds to meet regulatory requirements and cover short-term cash shortages.

Amid Taksing tensions, India and China hold 2 Corps Commander-level talks in Eastern Sector

This is the first set of Corps Commander-level meetings that have taken place in the Eastern Sector, a practice that was established in the Western sector in 2020 following the Galwan clash.

20% ethanol, 80% anger: BJP’s core voter is furious and looking for answers

While EBP may be a great idea, it needed 3-4 years of preparation. Now, with the festive season upon us, we have surging prices and a sugar shortage. To top it off, we’re bleeding foreign exchange.