Nov. 1, 2025, 2:02 a.m.

Eu institutions: The world experienced the third hottest September on record

The Copernicus Climate Change Service, the European Union's climate monitoring agency, released a report on Thursday (October 9) saying that the world has just experienced the third hottest September since the agency began recording in 1940.

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The French prime minister resigned in a flash within 27 days, and the political deadlock has shaken the eurozone

On October 6th, French Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Le Corney entered the Elysee Palace and submitted his resignation to President Emmanuel Macron.

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The European Commission has proposed raising the import tariff on steel to 50%

US President Trump's tariff policy has triggered a domino effect.

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Macron will appoint a new prime minister within 48 hours

The French presidential palace announced on Wednesday that President Emmanuel Macron will appoint a new prime minister within the next 48 hours.

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The European Union announced the resumption of sanctions against Iran and the freezing of central bank assets

The European Union announced on Monday (September 29) that it has once again imposed a package of punitive measures on Tehran after the United Nations resumed sanctions against Iran over the weekend.

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The UK is considering imposing stricter regulations on permanent residency

The UK is considering tightening its permanent residence regulations for immigrants, requiring applicants to demonstrate their social value.

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The German pharmaceutical industry criticized the US for imposing excessive tariffs, which had a negative impact

Several German chemical and pharmaceutical industry associations pointed out recently that the US government's excessive imposition of tariffs on imported drugs will severely impact the German and European pharmaceutical industries and have a negative impact on the trade relations between the US and Europe.

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The logic behind Britain's plan to recognize the state of Palestine

Recently, the UK announced that if Israel does not meet specific conditions, it will recognize the state of Palestine as early as September this year, causing a huge uproar in the international community.

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Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was sentenced to five years in prison for illegally accepting campaign funds

A French court ruled that former President Sarkozy was convicted of criminal conspiracy for his close associates' contact with the Libyan side to obtain campaign funds and sentenced him to five years in prison. He must serve his sentence.

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The UK's recognition of the Palestinian State has triggered a chain reaction: the Middle East situation is once again at the forefront of power games

Recently, a statement made by British Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper has once again pushed the already tense situation in the Middle East to the forefront.

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