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Tensions Rise as U.S. Unveils Security Strategy Targeting Europe
Trump Administration’s New National Security Strategy Draws Fierce Criticism Over Immigration Warnings and Fears of ‘Civilizational Erasure’ As Washington resets its global priorities, the Trump administration’s newly revised National Security Strategy (NSS) has ignited a fresh wave of tensions across…
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Beyond Diplomacy: Macron and Xi Signal a New Phase in Franco-Chinese Cooperation
A high-stakes state visit in Beijing underscores shared ambitions on global challenges, from trade and climate to security and emerging technologies. In a moment of heightened geopolitical tension and economic uncertainty, French President Emmanuel Macron’s state visit to Beijing this…
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India Hosts Russia’s Putin as Modi Defies Western Pressure
A high-stakes diplomatic encounter underscores New Delhi’s strategic autonomy and complicates ongoing Western efforts to isolate Moscow. As the political atmosphere across Eurasia thickens once again, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi has welcomed Russian President Vladimir Putin for a high-profile…
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LandSpace Emerges as China’s Private Rocket Champion
As global competition heats up, the Beijing-based startup becomes a focal point of innovation, strategy, and geopolitical scrutiny LandSpace, one of China’s most prominent private aerospace companies, has rapidly evolved from an ambitious newcomer into a central figure in the…
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Europe’s Reparations Loan Gamble
How the EU’s plan to leverage frozen Russian assets signals a turning point in global finance and the postwar order In early November, Europe entered uncharted financial and geopolitical territory. The European Union’s proposed “reparations loan” mechanism — a plan…
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EU’s Top Court Opens Door to Massive Antitrust Damages Against Apple
A landmark ruling empowers Dutch courts to hear App Store–related antitrust damages claims, opening the way for large-scale European litigation. In one of the most consequential antitrust developments Apple has faced in Europe, the European Union’s top court has ruled…
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Europe’s Auto Crossroads
Pressure Mounts as Brussels Considers Delaying Key Support Package Ahead of 2035 Engine Phase-Out As political pressure intensifies across the continent, the European Commission is weighing whether to delay the unveiling of its long‑anticipated support package for the auto industry.…
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EU Divided Over Frozen Russian Assets — Some Member States Push Instead for Joint Borrowing to Fund Ukraine Aid
As the bloc edges toward a crucial December summit, the tug‑of‑war between legal risk and collective responsibility threatens European cohesion A Fork in the Road for Europe’s Ukraine Aid Strategy In recent weeks, a heated debate has emerged across the…
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Power Lines of the Future
Europe advances a massive portfolio of 235 cross-border energy links to fortify its grid resilience In a move signaling the European Union’s renewed strategic push for long-term energy security, the European Commission has approved a sweeping package of 235 cross-border…
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Europe Deepens Commitment to Space
ESA member states approve major multi-year budget hike, signaling rising strategic priorities Europe has taken another decisive step toward strengthening its position in the global space arena, as member states of the European Space Agency (ESA) agreed on a significant…
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