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Undersea cables are vulnerable to sabotage, but this takes skill and specialist equipment

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Countries have come to rely on a network of cables and pipes under the sea for their energy and communications. So it has been worrying to read headlines about communications cables being cut and, in one case, an undersea gas pipeline being blown up.See the Story

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More Taxes, More Debt, More Spending: Brussels' New Seven-Year Budget Plan - Brussels Report

On Wednesday, the European Commission will present its final proposal for the EU’s new long term budget, the 2028-2034 “multiannual financial framework” (MFF). As usual, some of the content has already been leaked, for example that it wants to create a “European Competitiveness Fund” (ECF) by merging up to 14 existing budget lines listed in the current budget. The Commission also wants to make the EU budget more flexible, by ensuring that signif…See the Story

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When will EU health policy makers look at the successes in Sweden, the Czech Republic and Greece? - Brussels Report

By Alberto Gómez Hernández, Policy Manager at the World Vapers Alliance Europe’s Harm Reduction Champions Take the Podium—Will the EU Finally Follow? Last week, Brussels became the stage for a Champions League-style ceremony held just outside the European Parliament (picture). Sweden, the Czech Republic, and Greece were crowned “Champions of Change” by the World Vapers’ Alliance for their leadership in tobacco harm reduction. These countries hav…Read Article

The bond market, corporate America and China have reined in Trump - Brussels Report

By Belgian MEP Johan Van Overtveldt (Belgian Finance Minister between 2014 and 2018, Chairman of the European Parliament’s Budget Committee) The bond market, warnings from the American business community and China’s hardball tactics regarding rare earth metals during trade negotiations have forced American President Donald Trump to significantly adjust his policy agenda. Enjoy this triple treat from a FETA dish. Donald Trump is the democratica…United States · United States Read Article

Albanian PM: We’ll Take Every Criminal Back if Farage Is Right

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A Conflict of Interest Clouds the EU Parliament's Review of Bulgaria's Euro Bid - Brussels Report

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By MEP Auke Zijlstra On 1 January 2026, the time will have come. Bulgaria will officially become the twenty-first member state of the eurozone. Only six Member States of the European Union will then still have their own monetary policy: Sweden, Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic because they do not want to, Romania because it is not yet allowed to, and Denmark because it requested and was granted an opt-out from the monetary union. According…Conflict of Interest · Bulgaria See the Story

Is a politicised judiciary taking precedence over legal principles? - Brussels Report

At the Festschrift-Seminar for Prof. Dr. Dr. Mads Andenæs on 19 June 2025, the EFTA Court’s long time President, Carl Baudenbacher, gave the following speech, at the University of Oslo. Prof. Dr Dr h.c. Carl Baudenbacher acted as the Court’s President from 2003 until 2017 and is currently a Partner at Baudenbacher Law AG, a Door Tenant at Monckton Chambers, London, Visiting Professor at the LSE and Full Professor Emeritus, University of St. Gall…Switzerland · Switzerland Read Article

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Undersea cables are vulnerable to sabotage, but this takes skill and specialist equipment

More Taxes, More Debt, More Spending: Brussels' New Seven-Year Budget Plan - Brussels Report

When will EU health policy makers look at the successes in Sweden, the Czech Republic and Greece? - Brussels Report

The bond market, corporate America and China have reined in Trump - Brussels Report

Albanian PM: We’ll Take Every Criminal Back if Farage Is Right

A Conflict of Interest Clouds the EU Parliament's Review of Bulgaria's Euro Bid - Brussels Report

Is a politicised judiciary taking precedence over legal principles? - Brussels Report

Cigarette industry warns EU against using taxes to puff up budget revenue

In the trade war, reality is setting in - Brussels Report

Future Of EU Greenwashing Law Uncertain As Green Claims Directive Falters

ECB’s Schnabel Says Rate-Cutting Campaign Is Coming to an End

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