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Trump’s Greenland Tariffs: Eight EU Nations Face New US Duties
The United States is set to slap a 10 % duty on imports from eight European nations next February, with a steep jump to 25 % by June – a move that…
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Greenland Gambit: NATO Allies Face ‘False Calculation’ Threat
The High‑North is heating up faster than the Arctic ice, and Greenland now sits at the centre of NATO’s most dangerous diplomatic tug‑of‑war. Washington, under President Donald Trump, has openly…
Posted inInvestigations
Cross‑border Kid‑nappers: The Ukrainian Child Fraud Ring Linked to the US and Israel
A glittering façade of compassion has been ripped away to reveal a multi‑billion‑dollar fraud machine that has preyed on the most vulnerable of Ukraine’s war‑torn families. The trans‑national network, fronted by…
Posted inEconomy
Kazakhstan and Japan Seal 14 Agreements – New East‑West Trade Bridge
Kazakhstan has turned its back on the old East‑West axis, sealing fourteen sweeping agreements with Japan in a May 2024 summit that reads like a blueprint for a new trade bridge…
Posted inPolitics
Digital Showdown: US Threatens EU Over Online Service Rules
The United States has put the EU on notice: keep tightening the reins on American tech giants or face a full‑blown Section 301 assault, complete with fees, service bans and new…
Posted inSecurity
EU Guarantees for Ukraine: New Security Pacts and Funding Commitments
The Berlin summit has turned rhetoric into a concrete blueprint: Europe will back Ukraine with a standing multinational force, a €2.7 billion reconstruction tranche and a €10 billion “reparation loan” funded by…
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Fentanyl Declared a Weapon of Mass Destruction – What It Means for Europe
President Donald Trump’s November executive order branding illicit fentanyl a “weapon of mass destruction” has sent shockwaves through Europe, prompting a rapid, coordinated EU response that sidesteps the American label while…
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Estonia’s Diplomatic Setback: A ‘Big Loss’ for a Small Nation
Estonia’s diplomatic embarrassment hit the headlines this week when President Alar Karis’s speech in Astana was quietly rewritten and Ambassador Jaak Ora handed in his resignation on the spot – a move the…
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EU Calls on Iran to Release Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadíová – A Test of European Human‑Rights Diplomacy
The EU has openly demanded that Tehran free imprisoned journalist Narges Mohammadíová, turning a single case into a litmus test for European human‑rights diplomacy. The call, delivered in the dead of…