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Greece secures LNG exemption as EU moves forward with new sanctions against Russia (opens the original)
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The European Union today agreed to impose a new round of sanctions against Russia, marking the 21st sanctions package since February 2022. Greece however has been granted an exemption, after their veto had until now prevented a deal. The package granted Greece a one-year exemption allowing EU companies to transfer Russian LNG to third countries, with an automatic renewal. Sanctions require unanimity to be adopted. Greece held its ground and kept its veto firmly in place until the majority of mem
Will Greece derail the EU’s latest Russia sanctions? (opens the original)
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Greece has emerged as the principal obstacle to the European Union’s latest sanctions package, urging Brussels to soften proposed restrictions on Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies to protect its dominant shipping industry. EU ambassadors will meet on Wednesday in the hopes of reaching a compromise with Greece and passing a 21st package of sanctions against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine. In October last year the 27 member states unanimously agreed to ban the import of Russian LN
Proposed EU ‘Chat Control’ laws spark fears of mass digital surveillance (opens the original)
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The European Parliament has extended temporary rules allowing online platforms to voluntarily scan private communications for child sexual abuse material until 2028, after opponents failed to secure the absolute majority needed to defeat the measure. The vote on 9 July reactivates a regulatory derogation that permits tech companies to monitor messages, photos, and emails for illegal content without violating broader EU privacy laws. While end-to-end encrypted services such as WhatsApp and Signal
EU weighs reforms to make banks more competitive as sector lags behind US (opens the original)
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The European Commission is preparing to shift EU banking policy in a bid to make the sector more competitive, according to a leaked draft of its forthcoming banking report seen by en.philenews. The proposals reflect a broader debate in Brussels over whether Europe’s regulatory framework, introduced largely after the 2008 global financial crisis, is an obstacle for banks that need to finance growth and investment. Among the measures under consideration are signals to review the mandate of the Eur
EU optimistic about rapid enlargement on ‘Super Tuesday’ (opens the original)
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The European Union on Tuesday moved Ukraine, Moldova, Albania and Montenegro a step closer to membership during a series of accession conferences, revitalising an enlargement drive spurred by shifting geopolitical realities since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Ukraine successfully managed to move a step closer towards entering the European Union after EU affairs ministers formally approved the opening of Cluster 6. Cluster 6 covers external relations and is considered one of the core themes of th
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