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‘No way they can beat us’: Rutte rebuffs Russian nuclear threats to NATO (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte on Wednesday issued a strong rebuke to Russia after Moscow sent a letter to the alliance threatening nuclear escalation over NATO activity near its border. "We had to reply and make clear to [Russia] that NATO is a defensive alliance ... and stop the war in Ukraine and stop the nuclear threats because it's not helpful," Rutte said at a security summit in Brussels. "NATO is so much stronger than Russia is, so there's no way they can ever beat us." "The
Macron and Sanchez say UK would be ‘welcome’ back in EU (opens the original)
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LONDON — French President Emmanuel Macron and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez have welcomed Andy Burnham’s plan to unpick Brexit. Speaking at a joint press conference on Wednesday, Macron said Britain returning to the EU would be “excellent news” while Sanchez said the U.K. would be welcomed “with open arms.” “This is very good news, both for his country and for Europeans,” Macron told reporters of the U.K. prime minister’s policy shift. “Welcome back.” Rejoining would be “a wise decision
Farage spoils for a Brexit brawl with Burnham (opens the original)
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LIVERPOOL, England — Nigel Farage will use a speech in a Brexit-backing Labour heartland to start the fightback after Andy Burnham reignited Britain’s EU debate. The Reform UK leader — a key architect of Brexit — will make a “major speech” in Doncaster on Thursday to rail against the Labour prime minister opening the door to a possible return to the bloc, a senior Reform official told POLITICO. Burnham used his first Labour conference as leader, in Liverpool on Tuesday, to snip three political l
Eurozone inflation heats up faster than expected (opens the original)
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A faster-than-expected inflation jump across the eurozone’s biggest economies raises the odds that the European Central Bank will hike interest rates again this year to bring price growth down to target. The move would add to economic headwinds and sovereign borrowing costs at a time when governments are already grappling with the highest yields since the 2012 sovereign debt crisis. Wednesday’s preliminary data showed inflation in Germany jumped to 3.3% in September, from 2.9% in August. In Fran
Romanian political crisis deepens as parliament rejects PM nominee (opens the original)
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Romania’s parliament rejected Siegfried Mureșan’s attempt to form a government Wednesday, deepening a crisis that began when the coalition collapsed in May. President Nicușor Dan, an independent moderate, proposed MEP Mureșan for the job — but lawmakers in Bucharest refused to back his candidacy in a crunch vote Wednesday. It is the second time parliament has formally voted down Dan’s nominee — Mureșan failed to win backing from the Social Democratic Party (PSD), receiving just 182 of the 233 vo
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