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Why managing Trump is far more important than defending international law for Starmer

NEWS ANALYSIS: As world leaders gather in Paris for a summit on Ukraine, the dilemma of how to handle Trump’s ego remains a key problem – one which the PM could have the solution for, writes political editor David Maddox

The Independent UK

Europe’s failure to condemn Trump’s illegal aggression in Venezuela isn’t just wrong – it’s stupid

The more European countries act as colonies, unable and unwilling to stand up to Trump, the more they’ll be treated as such, says Guardian Europe columnist Nathalie Tocci

The Guardian - UK

‘We have a new role’: mayors across the world increasingly taking on society’s biggest challenges

From Budapest to Barcelona, New York to Paris, mayors are increasingly being thrust on to the political frontlines as they face down the rise of the far right

The Guardian - UK

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Starmer prepares for parliamentary battles over imminent EU ‘reset’ bill

Planned legislation could hand ministers significant powers to forge closer regulatory ties with Brussels

The Guardian - UK

Stephen Miller escalates Trump’s threats for the US to take over Greenland and defends Venezuela raid in fiery CNN appearance

During a heated back and forth with Jake Tapper, the White House deputy chief of staff argued the ‘future of the free world’ depended on the U.S. taking aggressive actions such as the recent capture of ousted Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro

The Independent UK

‘A warning not an insult’: US doubles down on criticism of Europe

Forecast of Europe’s ‘civilisational erasure’ was part of call for pro-growth reform, says Trump official

The Guardian - UK

Smaller Cocoa Deliveries to Ivory Coast Ports Boost Cocoa Prices

March ICE NY cocoa (CCH26 ) on Monday closed up +206 (+3.51%). March ICE London cocoa #7 (CAH26 ) closed up +109 (+2.57%). Cocoa prices rallied sharply on Monday on signs of smaller cocoa supplies from the Ivory Coast. Monday's cumulative data shows Ivory Coast farmers shipped 1.073 MMT of...

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Cocoa Prices Gain on Smaller Deliveries of Cocoa to Ivory Coast Ports

March ICE NY cocoa (CCH26 ) today is up +181 (+3.08%). March ICE London cocoa #7 (CAH26 ) is up +109 (+2.57%). Cocoa prices are climbing today on signs of smaller cocoa supplies from the Ivory Coast. Today's cumulative data shows Ivory Coast farmers shipped 1.073 MMT of cocoa to...

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Europe on collision course with Trump after demanding US stop threats to seize Greenland

‘If the United States attacks another Nato country, everything stops,’ warned Denmark

The Independent UK

EU gears up for even more tough tech enforcement in 2026 as Trump warns of retaliation

US Trade Rep says America might have to use "every tool at its disposal" to counter Europe's "unreasonable measures."

TechRadar

EU agriculture ministers to hold crucial talks ahead of possible Mercosur deal signing

With the European Commission expected to offer assurances to opponents worried about their farmers, the EU’s 27 ministers will meet on Wednesday for a “political” discussion before an expected vote on the pivotal trade deal on Friday.

Euronews

EU Rejects U.S.-Backed Plan for Venezuela Transition, Says Process Must Include Opposition Leader Machado

The European Union on Monday rejected a U.S.-backed plan to place Delcy Rodríguez at the center of Venezuela's political transition, saying the process must include opposition leaders.

Latin Times

Europe must stop pretending there was ever a truly rules-based international order

The US seizure of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro is not troubling because international law has once again been sidelined, but because Europeans continue to react as if this were unexpected, Danish MEP Henrik Dahl writes in an opinion article for Euronews.

Euronews

EU bets on Venezuela's democratic transition as Trump goes after oil reserves

Public statements from Washington, Brussels and European capitals since the US's raid on Caracas have revealed a chasm between the two sides of the Atlantic.

Euronews

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The Conversation

Donald Trump’s raid on Venezuela foreshadows a new ‘great power’ carve-up of the world

Donald Trump and his senior officials have hailed Operation Absolute Resolve, the raid on Caracas and the capture and abduction of Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro, as an outstanding military success.

TechRadar

I tested the RugOne Xever 7 Pro - a lightweight rugged phone with removeable battery that’s dragged down by its processor

The RugOne Xever 7 Pro is a lightweight, rugged design that uses swapable batteries to extend its operating life.

Euronews

Free civic space in France, Italy and Germany under increasing threat, new study finds

These three countries, which are home to almost half of the EU's population, are now in the same category as Hungary for restrictions on civic space.

Euronews

Berlin flights grounded for second day as winter weather hits. What are your refund rights?

Flights were suspended once again at Berlin airport on Friday morning due to black ice.

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Best Countries To Raise A Family, According To Unicef’s Child Wellbeing Index

Discover the best countries for families based on the UNICEF index: safest places for children, evaluating the cost of living and support for parents.

Euronews

Why does Trump want Greenland so badly, and what could it mean for Europe?

The US president's latest remarks about a possible annexation of Greenland have drawn condemnation from Denmark and Europe more widely.

International Business Times UK

Keir Starmer's Brexit 'Betrayal': Prime Minister Reportedly Moving UK into 'EU Orbit' Without Public Vote

Keir Starmer's government is quietly moving Britain back into the EU orbit through regulatory alignment and trade concessions, all without public consent or a referendum.

The Conversation

A sign of Europe’s troubled times? Lithuania brings in tax reforms to boost defence spending

Lithuania is entering 2026 with a tax shift that brings its system closer to countries like Ireland and the UK. From January 1, the long-standing flat 15% personal income-tax rate for self-employed people is being abolished for higher earners. These workers will now be integrated into the same new progressive…

The Guardian - UK

No 10 suggests UK would not vote for UN security council resolution condemning US arrest of Maduro – as it happened

PM’s spokesperson did not contest report claiming that the UK will abstain on a possible UN vote

TechRadar

Data sovereignty: not just an issue for governments

Data sovereignty is a major concern not just for governments but for organizations across sectors.

The Guardian - UK

Trump serious about wanting to take over Greenland, says Danish prime minister – as it happened

Mette Frederiksen says Denmark and Greenland have made it clear they reject US president’s statements

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