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- Sep 18, 2026
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US will see sense on EU-Canada deal, Irish finance minister says (opens the original)
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DUBLIN — Closer ties between the EU and Canada won't mean a worse relationship between the bloc and the U.S., according to Irish Finance Minister Simon Harris. In an interview the day after European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen pitched making Ottawa an "associate member" of the EU, Harris said that closer ties with Canada "is not about having a less close relationship with anybody." "Ultimately the U.S. administration will understand that because it's the truth,” Harris, also Irelan
France climbs down in social media row with U.S. after ambassador’s appointment blocked (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — France has defused a social media row with the U.S. after an online spat over voting in the U.N. General Assembly reportedly led to the delay in the confirmation of Paris’ envoy to Washington. In a statement on Friday reported by AFP, France’s mission to the U.N. in Geneva made amends for an online remark it posted in July questioning Washington’s commitment to human rights. “France and the United States recently adopted divergent positions during a vote at the United Nations General
Russian drone hits passenger train headed from Kyiv to Warsaw (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — Russian drones attacked a crossing point on the Polish-Ukrainian border on Sunday morning, hitting a passenger train two kilometers from the frontier in Volyn Oblast. Ukraine’s state rail operator confirmed that a strike hit the locomotive of a passenger train bound for Warsaw. The train crew were warned of the threat in advance by Ukrainian authorities and no one was injured, the operator added. Separately, social media videos showed a large fire at a gas station near the Yahodyn–Dor
We might be in an AI bubble, global finance watchdog chief says (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS —Global finance could find itself in a bubble of artificial intelligence overvaluation akin to the dotcom boom and the 2008 financial crisis, a top official from global risk body the Financial Stability Board told POLITICO in an interview. John Schindler, secretary-general of the FSB, is the latest top official to add his voice to concerns over a possible AI bubble, amid feverish investment in and record-high valuations for tech-related companies. “One of the things that the financial s
Beethoven versus birds: ECB shortlists designs for new euro banknotes (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — Who would win in a fight between Ludwig van Beethoven and a kingfisher? The European Central Bank today unveiled its shortlisted designs for the first revamp of the euro banknotes since they were released in 2002. The public can weigh in on whether it wants to see European historical figures, or rivers and birds, on the currency. The first set of potential banknotes features American-Greek opera singer Maria Callas, German composer Beethoven, French-Polish scientist Marie Curie-Skłodo
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