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US warns Serbian banks over sanctions breach involving NIS
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British fishermen 'sold down the river' after Brexit as EU trawlers show 'no regard' for UK vessels

British fishermen 'sold down the river' after Brexit as EU trawlers show 'no regard' for UK vessels

British fishermen have been "sold down the river" after Brexit, as they claim EU (European Union) trawlers show "no regard" for UK vessels. Leading up to Brexit, many campaigning for Britain to leave the bloc promised fishermen Britain will have...

Owner:  Paul Marshall
Budget looms large as Reeves could look to banking sector to raise revenues

Budget looms large as Reeves could look to banking sector to raise revenues

Shares of UK-focused lenders have enjoyed a strong run this year, as higher interest rates have improved margins and profits picked up. This week we consider whether this positive story can survive the third-quarter earnings season, as well the...

Owner:  Cassandra Donovan
France’s Louvre Museum Closes After Jewels Stolen in Robbery

France’s Louvre Museum Closes After Jewels Stolen in Robbery

The world-renowned Louvre museum in Paris was shut on Sunday after several pieces of jewelry were stolen in a robbery. France’s Culture Minister Rachida Dati reported the incident on her social media account, without providing further details on...

Owner:  Wells Media Group Employees
Foreign Minister Participates in EU Foreign Affairs Council Meeting in Luxembourg

Foreign Minister Participates in EU Foreign Affairs Council Meeting in Luxembourg

Bulgarian Foreign Minister Georg Georgiev took part in the regular monthly meeting of the European Union Foreign Affairs Council, held on Monday in Luxembourg, said the Foreign Ministry in Sofia. During the meeting, ministers discussed key topics,...

Owner:  Bulgarian National Assembly
Could recent in-flight fire incidents prompt UAE carriers to restrict power banks and lithium-ion batteries?
New office launched to aid businesses with bank loans

New office launched to aid businesses with bank loans

A Credit Review Office, set to provide mediation and improved communication between banks and businesses in matters relating to bank loans, was established on Monday. The new office will assist businesses and self-employed individuals seeking...

Owner:  The Strickland Foundation
Sunotec secures financing for Bulgarian BESS, renewables portfolio

Sunotec secures financing for Bulgarian BESS, renewables portfolio

The portfolio, for 115 MW in peak solar power capacity and 763 MWh of battery storage, significantly expands Sunotec‘s investment presence in its home market, according to the update. Six projects are for standalone battery energy storage systems...

Owner:  Centre for Promotion of Sustainable Development
Europe at risk of cyberattacks because of “digital dependency”

Europe at risk of cyberattacks because of “digital dependency”

October 20, 2025 Photo: Depositphotos.comThe Dutch financial sector is too dependent on IT services from companies based outside Europe, leaving it exposed to cyberattacks and “systemic disruptions”, regulators have warned. The Dutch national bank...

Owner:  Robin Pascoe
The 10 migration laws that will impact foreigners if Spain's PP reaches power

The 10 migration laws that will impact foreigners if Spain's PP reaches power

Over the past weeks, Spain's People's Party has proposed numerous changes to immigration legislation which will have a big impact on foreigners in the country if the centre-right party wins the next general election. Ever since recent polls showed...

Owner:  The Local Europe AB

European investments minister: EC not satisfied special pensions milestone is met

Monday, October 20, 2025 The recent statement of the Supreme Council of Magistrates (CSM), according to which the special pensions milestone would have been met as early as 2023, is a serious instance of misinformation, considers the Minister of...

Owner:  Cristiana Terenche
EU fishing industry again warns of the negative impacts funding cuts, zero-catch proposals could have on the bloc
Germany plans to order 15 more F-35As, lifting planned fleet to 50 jets

Germany plans to order 15 more F-35As, lifting planned fleet to 50 jets

Germany is preparing to order 15 additional Lockheed Martin F-35A fighter jets for about €2.5 billion ($2.9 billion). The German magazine Spiegel reported, citing parliamentary sources, that a confidential submission has been presented to the...

Owner:  Mindaugas Gumauskas
Europe to end reliance on Russian gas under 2027 phaseout plan

Europe to end reliance on Russian gas under 2027 phaseout plan

Europe is pushing through a final plan to cut off all Russian gas by the end of 2027, according to information from Bloomberg. Energy ministers from across the EU met on Monday in Luxembourg to agree on the details of a sweeping law that would...

Owner:  Karnika Yashwant
Safeguarding Cohesion in a Competitive Europe: Hungary’s Vision

Safeguarding Cohesion in a Competitive Europe: Hungary’s Vision

Cohesion policy has long been a cornerstone of the European Union’s efforts to promote economic, social, and territorial convergence among Member States. By targeting investment in less-developed regions, cohesion funding not only addresses...

Owner:  Van Puijenbroek & Baert Families, Thomas Leysen
Syrian pensioner, 87, wins appeal to live in Britain with his family because he's 'too old to be cared for in his own country'
SlimFast’s European arm sold after struggling to compete with weight-loss drugs

SlimFast’s European arm sold after struggling to compete with weight-loss drugs

The owner of Typhoo tea has snapped up SlimFast’s UK and European business in a £20.1m deal as it seeks to expand in the weight management market despite fierce competition from GLP-1 weight-loss jabs. The Irish nutrition and food company Glanbia...

Owner:  The Scott Trust
EU expects to approve 19th sanctions package against Russia on Oct. 23

EU expects to approve 19th sanctions package against Russia on Oct. 23

The European Union's 19th package of sanctions against Russia may be approved on Oct. 23, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said during a meeting of EU foreign ministers in Luxembourg on Oct. 20. The package, unveiled by the European Commission...

Owner:  Kyiv Independent Employees

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