The EU is expected to discuss tougher export restrictions to the US next week, with the first targets likely to be restrictions on imports of agricultural products such as soyabeans grown with pesticides banned in the EU.
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The US special envoy said that there is not expected to be a place for Europe at the negotiating table, but he reassured European allies that this does not mean that Europe's interests will not be taken into account. He also said that the negotiations may focus on forcing Russia to make territorial concessions and targeting Russia's oil revenues as a means of pressure.
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On February 13th, local time, a shocking car ramming incident occurred in Munich, Germany, leaving 28 people injured.
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British Commerce Minister Stephen Reynolds said Britain would try to persuade the U.S. government to exempt steel and aluminum products from tariffs because of their role in the U.S. defense sector and manufacturing supply chain.
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Recently, the power operators of the three Baltic countries of Lithuania, Estonia and Latvia announced that after the successful completion of the grid voltage control experiment test, the power system of the three countries was connected to the European grid through Poland on the same day.
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French Foreign Minister Francois Barrot said the European Union would respond to U.S.
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Romania's liberal president Iohannis has announced he will formally resign in the next few days.
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On February 9, 2025, Trump said in a conversation with a reporter from the New York Post on Friday that he got the message from his conversation with Putin that he wanted to stop seeing people die.
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British Prime Minister Starmer has announced the sacking of Andrew Gwynne as a junior health minister. This is an emergency response to the controversy caused by Gwen's "seriously inappropriate remarks."
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Experts across the globe are calling for stricter regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) to prevent it from getting beyond human control. World leaders are gathering in Paris for a summit on artificial intelligence.
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The United States announced on Monday its commitment to provide 1.7 billion euros in humanitarian aid to the United Nations, while President Donald Trump's administration continues to cut US foreign aid and warns UN agencies to "adapt, shrink, or perish" in the new financial reality.
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