Lauren Walker
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- Sep 30, 2026
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No, Macron can't wage war on Russia to remain in power (opens the original)
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For months now, European leaders and NATO have been raising alarms over a sharp rise in Russian hybrid threats with increasing urgency, calls that have been echoed by French President Emmanuel Macron. A slew of social media users, however, are alleging he is not expressing his concerns for security purposes, but for his own benefit. As French presidents cannot serve more than two consecutive terms, Macron will have to hand over the reins of power to his successor following the 2027 presidential
Is Europe succeeding at closing the gender gap between men and women? (opens the original)
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It is widely known that a gap remains between men and women in the world, not only when it comes to equal pay, but also to access to the labour market, education and health. This difference in opportunities is referred to as the gender gap. Europe has regained its position as the global leader in closing this divide, according to new data from the World Economic Forum (WEF), which has measured this gap since 2006. The continent closed 75.7% of its overall gender gap this year. This leaves a 24.3
Video. Greenland has ‘enough minerals’ for all investors, minister says (opens the original)
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Martin Lidegaard, Danish Minister for Business and Competitiveness, said his country, Greenland and the US are “very satisfied” with the agreement on Greenland. He said Denmark is satisfied because the deal “ensures the self-determination of the Greenlandic people” and that Greenland’s territorial integrity remains “intact”. Lidegaard hopes the deal will be the first step towards a new chapter in which Europe and the US “try to invest together in the security and development of the Arctic region
China trade rebalancing 'existential' for EU - Commissioner Séjourné (opens the original)
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The European Union "urgently" needs to act quickly to rebalance its "unsustainable" trade relationship with China, Commission Executive Vice-President for Prosperity and Industrial Strategy, Stéphane Séjourné, told Euronews, stressing that significant job losses are at stake. Recent customs data showed the gap between the bloc's imports from China and exports to China, the trade deficit, ran at more than €1 billion a day in July. "This trade rebalancing is becoming existential for Europeans," Sé
Irish Finance Minister says Hormuz closure causing energy crisis (opens the original)
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The closure of the Strait of Hormuz and Trump's war with Iran are causes behind the turmoil in the energy markets, not Ukraine's attacks on Russian diesel refineries. That is the message Irish Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister (Tánaiste), Simon Harris, shared with Euronews in an exclusive interview Harris pushed back against recent remarks made by US President Donald Trump, who blamed Ukraine's strikes on Russian diesel refineries for creating a shortage. Oil prices are hovering around
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