EU holds Temu and Shein accountable for unsafe e-commerce imports
The EU will hold Temu and Shein liable for unsafe product sales as part of a crackdown on low-cost e-commerce imports, aiming to protect consumers...
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European Union agrees to bolster defense capabilities further
EU leaders commit to boosting defense spending, focusing on air and missile defense, military mobility, and procurement to strengthen Europe's security and strategic autonomy....
Poland loses EU court case over judicial reform penalties
The EU's General Court ruled against Poland, upholding €320 million in fines over judicial reforms. Poland’s challenge was dismissed, maintaining the financial penalties....
US-EU trade tensions rise as Trump hints at fresh tariffs soon
Trump warns tariffs on the EU and UK are imminent, citing trade imbalances, but signals Britain may negotiate a deal to avoid levies. EU vows...
EU announces €1.87 billion humanitarian budget for 2025
The European Union has unveiled a €1.87 billion budget for 2025 to address global crises, focusing on emergencies in Gaza, Syria, Ukraine, and other critical...
Poland takes over EU presidency focusing on security and migration
Poland assumed the EU presidency focusing on security, migration, and border control, launching its term in Warsaw as protests erupted over trade agreements and agricultural...
Egypt food exports reach $5.5 billion in first 11 months of 2024
Egypt’s food exports reached $5.5 billion by November 2024, marking a 17% growth over 2023, with key markets including Arab nations, Europe, Africa, and the...
EU moves closer to forced labor product ban in major regulation push
The EU is finalizing a regulation to ban forced labor products, enforcing compliance across its 27 nations, a move to uphold ethical practices and human...
EU begins air bridge operation delivering aid to Lebanon
The EU has launched a humanitarian air bridge for Lebanon, delivering critical medical supplies and shelter kits to help alleviate the ongoing economic crisis caused...
Meta faces major setback as EU court limits data use for ads
Meta must limit the use of personal data for targeted ads after the EU's top court ruled in favor of privacy activist Max Schrems, marking...