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🔴 Live: Macron and Charles III visit historic Bayeux tapestry exhibition together

French President Emmanuel Macron called on France and Britain to forge closer ties on Wednesday as he joined King Charles III and Prime Minister Andy Burnham to mark the historic loan of the Bayeux Tapestry to the British Museum. Macron said the two allies could build a bond “as close…

France 24 · Sep 2

G20 backs final statement despite Russia tensions, China dissent

G20 finance leaders wrapped up two days of talks in Ashville, North Carolina, on Tuesday with broad backing for a final statement, despite tensions over Russia’s participation and divisions with China. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Moscow’s presence had not disrupted discussions, as ministers also grappled with the war…

France 24 · Sep 1

Sugar Prices Rally on the Outlook for a Global Deficit

October NY world sugar #11 (SBV26 ) closed up +0.55 (+3.09%) on Tuesday, and October London ICE white sugar #5 (SWV26 ) closed up +19.60 (+3.81%). Sugar prices settled sharply higher on Tuesday after the International Sugar Organization (ISO) projected a global sugar deficit. ISO on Tuesday projected a 2026/27...

Barchart · Sep 1

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Germany blames Russia for drone attack at Leipzig airport

Government says ‘dangerous behaviour’ is part of effort by Moscow to cause damage with hybrid attacks

The Guardian - UK · Sep 1

US pushes G20 to cut trade imbalances, focus on China

G20 members face stalled talks on global trade and fiscal imbalances. United States officials are urging higher barriers on Chinese goods to rebalance economies. China's massive export push and subsidies are pressuring global markets and economies. European officials also acknowledge China's role and the need for global adjustments. Discussions continue…

The Economic Times · Sep 1

Ryanair's Boeing 737 stairs tied to hundreds of passenger falls, study says

Ryanair's Boeing 737 comes with retractable onboard stairs that cut costs and turnaround times, but an Italian safety study has linked them to hundreds of passenger falls since 2021.

Euronews · Sep 1

Burnham blames Brexit for ‘decade of low growth’ in UK

The prime minister used his first statement to the Commons since taking over from Keir Starmer to argue Brexit was one of ‘a series of wrong turns’ taken by the UK since the 1980s

The Independent UK · Sep 1

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Germany blames Russia for Leipzig airport drone attack, orders Russian consulate closed

Germany's government on Tuesday blamed Russia for an attempted attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport on 4 August using an explosive-laden drone, and announced that it would shut down a Russian consulate among other measures against Moscow. French President Emmanuel Macron said he supported the adoption ‌of ⁠new European sanctions ‌against Russia…

France 24 · Sep 1

Germany Directly Blames Russia For Attempted Drone Attack At Airport. EU Anticipates 'Clear Response'

"The attempted attack at Leipzig Airport on 4 August fits the established pattern of Russian hybrid operations in Europe," said Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt.

International Business Times · Sep 1

Sugar Prices Climb as ISO Projects a Global Deficit

October NY world sugar #11 (SBV26 ) is up +0.56 (+3.14%) today, and October London ICE white sugar #5 (SWV26 ) is up +21.20 (+4.12%). Sugar prices are sharply higher today after the International Sugar Organization (ISO) projected a global sugar deficit. ISO today projected a -200,000 MT sugar deficit...

Barchart · Sep 1

European Commission and NATO chiefs to discuss Russia’s hybrid warfare after drone incident in Germany

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will meet NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte on Wednesday to discuss their joint response to Moscow's hybrid threats, after Germany formally blamed Russia for an incident involving an explosive-laden drone at one of its airports.

Euronews · Sep 1

Brussels says €90 billion loan for Ukraine is enough for now amid growing doubts

The longevity of the EU's €90 billion support loan for Ukraine is in serious doubt as Russia escalates the war and drives up material costs. Brussels says the financial plan remains sufficient "for the moment".

Euronews · Sep 1

EU’s green fashion rules face test as global emissions rise 6.3%

The findings of a report on fashion data pose a political challenge for the EU, which has made textiles one of the testing grounds for its broader push to move from a linear economy – make, sell and throw away – towards a circular one.

Euronews · Sep 1

Shein and Temu items could face €20 levy in France’s crackdown on ultra-fast fashion

Imports of small parcels from China have already fallen by up to 40 per cent since a separate €3 EU levy came into force in July.

Euronews · Sep 1

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Euronews · Sep 1

Thailand confirms it will cut visa-free stays to 30 days for EU travellers

Travellers from EU countries will have less time to explore Thailand without a visa from 15 September, as the popular holiday destination halves its current 60-day allowance.

Euronews · Sep 1

EU to gather ‘brightest minds’ to boost defence as Russia threat grows

The EU is setting up a high-level group of political and military leaders from member states, Ukraine and the UK to speed up efforts to close Europe's defence capability gaps amid rising Russian threats.

Radio France Internationale · Sep 1

Russia’s return to G20 talks unsettles Europe as Iran and trade tensions loom

Russia's presence at the opening of G20 meetings in North Carolina sparked pushback from Europe on Monday, adding fresh tension to talks already clouded by the Iran war and US President Donald Trump's trade policies.

International Business Times UK · Sep 1

Why Is Tim Cook Stepping Down as Apple CEO Right Before the Big September Product Launch Event?

Tim Cook has stepped down as Apple CEO days before its September event, with John Ternus taking charge as speculation builds over new iPhones.

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Euronews · Sep 1

The EU gave Iceland the silent treatment. It didn't work, again

Brussels stayed mostly silent during Iceland's referendum campaign, which ended with 52.8% voting against resuming EU accession talks, echoing its muted response to Brexit a decade earlier.

Euronews · Sep 1

Fake goods, real danger: the €83 billion business behind Europe's illicit trade

A hidden network of organised crime is flooding European markets with counterfeit goods worth billions, and investigators warn that consumers are unknowingly funding it.

Euronews · Sep 1

European government bond yields surge to 15-year highs as sell-off deepens

A global bond sell-off has hit European debt markets, reflecting concerns about inflation, budget deficits and government debt.

Euronews · Sep 1

Arctic emerges as new front in EU’s effort to cut dependence on Chinese critical raw materials

The EU’s growing dependence on the Arctic’s resources is forcing Brussels to view the region through the prism of economic security and supply chain resilience – but the rights and living conditions of indigenous and local communities could suffer.

Euronews · Sep 1

Orbán-backed Brussels think tank MCC Brussels to close after funding cut

MCC Brussels, the Eurosceptic think tank established by Viktor Orbán’s government, is shutting down after losing its Hungarian state funding. Its director, Frank Furedi, resigned in protest, describing the decision to wind down the organisation as “unprofessional and childish.”

The Conversation · Sep 1

Nearly 30 years after Erasmus, university alliances are reshaping Europe’s higher education landscape but still lack visibility

As students, academics and university personnel across Europe head back to university, very few are aware that their university is likely to be part of the European University Initiative. Cooperation across European universities strengthened in 2019 with the launch of European university alliances, a project supporting the internationalisation of European…

Radio France Internationale · Sep 1

France takes aim at fast-fashion giants with new pricing penalties

France will start imposing fees on ultra-fast fashion from Tuesday, with charges set to rise to almost €20 per garment as the government steps up pressure on major Asian e-commerce platforms including Shein.

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