US readies tariffs on imports from 60 economies as Friday deadline nears
What's next: The current 10% Section 122 tariffs expire Friday, and proposed Section 301 duties could reach 12.5% on goods tied to forced labor concerns.
What's next: The current 10% Section 122 tariffs expire Friday, and proposed Section 301 duties could reach 12.5% on goods tied to forced labor concerns.
What's next: Lawmakers are expected to vote Thursday on a successor as Kyiv braces for winter attacks on its power grid.
Why it matters: The change eases daily crossings for about 15,500 workers and ties Gibraltar to Schengen travel rules.
What's next: A court fight over a temporary restraining order could delay the merger and trigger a $650 million quarterly ticking fee after Sept. 30.
The initial funding will clear rubble and restore water, sanitation, health, energy, agriculture and food services.
Why it matters: Strong chip and data-center demand is cushioning China’s weak consumer economy ahead of new US tariff risks.
What's new: The National Rally candidate gained 3 points after an appeals court cut her election ban to 15 months, already served.
Berlin also left open the option of additional EU sanctions if violence by Israeli settlers continues.
What's next: Tofan has 15 days to form a cabinet, and parliament is expected to approve him because PAS holds 55 of 101 seats.
Why it matters: Spain is in the EU customs bloc, so any U.S. move against Spanish trade would trigger wider legal and diplomatic fallout.
What’s new: The deal adds EU safeguards, including a suspension option and a sunset clause at the end of 2029.
Why it matters: Economists estimate the U.K. economy is 4% to 8% smaller than it would have been inside the EU.
What's next: EU energy ministers are set to weigh the rules this week as some governments push to delay fines and loosen compliance.
Why it matters: A later vote would keep parliament focused on regional autonomy plans and avoid a budget-season power vacuum.
Why it matters: A failed vote could deepen the crisis, threaten EU funding access and add pressure on Romania's investment-grade rating.
New: Brussels rejects a mediator role, while the direct-contact plan exposes divisions among EU leaders.
Why it matters: The clash strains one of Kyiv’s key wartime alliances as Ukraine pushes for EU membership talks.
What's new: European Council President Antonio Costa's office opened diplomatic channels, exposing splits among EU leaders over talks.
What's new: The dispute centers on a report that Kaja Kallas likened Israel's treatment of Palestinians to apartheid-era South Africa.
What's next: EU leaders meeting June 18 in Brussels are set to map out trade talks with Beijing and supply-chain moves in critical sectors.
The deal adds cyber work, a joint Baltic command and military mobility, including German engineering support on Poland's eastern border.
What's new: Giorgia Meloni pushed for a single EU envoy, warning rival European tracks could muddy any Ukraine diplomacy.
What's next: Without approval by the end of June, the crypto exchange could lose access to EU clients starting in July.
Series: Binance · EU Mica License Rejection · 2 chapters since Jun 16What's next: Without approval by the end of June, the crypto exchange could lose access to EU clients from July.
Series: Binance · EU Mica License Rejection · 2 chapters since Jun 16What's new: The bloc also sanctioned 2 mainland Chinese manufacturers and 2 Hong Kong shipping firms over support for Russia.
Why it matters: The deadlock threatens deficit-cutting, EU funding access and efforts to keep Romania’s far right from power.
Why it matters: If approved, the measure could force tighter immigration rules by about 2031 and put Switzerland’s EU free-movement pact at risk.
If approved, the move could force Switzerland to scrap its free movement agreement with the European Union.
What's next: Kyiv now faces reforms on courts, democratic institutions and public procurement under the opening "fundamentals" chapter.
What’s next: Paramount said it plans to close the deal soon, while California and EU antitrust scrutiny remains in play.
The call also touched on Middle East tensions as Indonesia pushes to finalize its trade pact with the European Union.
Why it matters: Volkswagen, Stellantis and Renault want incentives tied to regional production as EV demand stays weak and imports take 26% of the market.
Why it matters: The EU-backed plant adds power-chip capacity for AI data centers after other European chip projects stalled.
Why it matters: Demonstrators say the project threatens the Vjosa-Narta wetland, home to flamingos, seals and sea turtle nesting sites.
Series: Albania · Kushner Resort Protests · 2 chapters since Jun 6What's new: Washington warned that weaker European controls could trigger tighter US rules on trans-Atlantic travel.
Why it matters: Yerevan's EU push could force a break with Russia-led alliances and deepen its shift toward Brussels and Washington.
What's next: A beta reaches supported English-language devices later this year, but Apple said it will not ship in the EU yet.
Series: Apple · Wwdc Siri AI Overhaul · 3 chapters since Jun 5What's new: In a hypothetical new referendum, 33% would vote to stay out, while nearly 1 in 10 remain undecided.
Why it matters: The winner will still need cross-party backing to elect a president and restore a functioning government.
The pact is projected to scrap tariffs on about 98 percent of tariff lines and take effect in early 2027.
Why it matters: The result will shape Armenia’s EU drive, its economic ties with Russia and a divisive peace track with Azerbaijan.
Dublin is pushing for EU-level sanctions, saying the two ministers helped fuel the Gaza crisis.
Why it matters: The proposal reflects growing alarm over Russia and doubts about whether the US will keep guaranteeing Europe’s security.
What's next: Public comments run through July 6, with hearings on July 7 as China and the EU push back on the plan.
WHO's director-general visited Bunia as Congo's Ebola outbreak reached 906 suspected cases and aid groups warned the response is lagging.