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EU Weighs Temporary Freeze on Russian Oil Price Cap

Officials are considering holding or limiting the dynamic cap to reduce market strain and will revisit the measure at a formal July review.

E6 Agree to Fast-Track EU Capital Markets Reforms

Ireland Asks EU Leaders to Tackle Israeli Seizure of Gaza Flotilla

Draghi: Europe Is 'Alone Together,' Needs Defense Autonomy and €1.2 Trillion a Year

Five EU Ministers Urge Brussels to Draft Temporary Windfall Tax on Oil Profits

Merkel at Hamburg's Matthiae-Mahl Urges EU to Pair Ukraine Aid With Diplomacy

ECB Opens Global Euro Lending Lines to Expand Currency’s Reach

EU Leaders Back Faster Single‑Market Reforms, Open Door to Two‑Speed Approach

Macron Ramps Up EU Sovereignty Drive With Eurobonds Push and Targeted ‘European Preference’ Before Summit

Macron Presses ‘Greenland Moment’ as EU Leaders Split on Autonomy Push

Klingbeil Presses 'Buy‑European' Defense Spending in Warsaw as He Extends Economic Reach

EU Industry Chief Pushes 'Made in Europe' Rule for Public Funds

Italy and Germany Sign Strategic Cooperation Plan in Rome to Shape EU Agenda

Davos Flashpoint Fuels Op-Ed Calling Out Europe’s Strategic Complacency

Eurozone Finance Ministers Pick Croatia’s Boris Vujčić as ECB Vice President

Eurogroup Picks Croatia’s Boris Vujčić as ECB Vice‑President From June 1

EU Sets €90 Billion Ukraine Loan With Europe-First Arms Rule, Member States Divided

Starmer Excludes Financial Services From EU Alignment Talks as UK Pursues Targeted Alignment on Goods

ECB Holds Rates for Fourth Straight Meeting

EU Sets Out Safeguarded ‘Reparations Loan’ Plan to Deliver €90 Billion to Ukraine in 2026–27