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The US president’s sweeping levies will likely only shrink the EU’s GDP by a few decimal points. But his gutting of financial regulations could devastate the global economy.

France, Germany and Spain all confirm that deliveries have started

Josep Borrell suggested that EU leaders will face consequences for insufficient pressure on Israel

The ruling follows preliminary questions raised by judges at the Rome Tribunal regarding the legality of detaining migrants rescued in the Mediterranean and then transferred to Albania

The report also criticised the lack of disciplinary reform in the Police and Civil Guard, urging greater transparency and accountability

Critics – including judges at the General Court of the European Court of Justice – argued that the decision to block access to the texts breached transparency obligations

Trump delays EU tariffs to 7 August amid pressure from Brussels to honour deal and grant immediate relief to European exporters, as producers brace for impact

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Brussels clinging to the Trump deal, Ukraine reversing its anti-graft overhaul, the UK SAFE deal still being in limbo, and the EU stalling on Chinese solar.

Karol Nawrocki urged Ukraine to confront historical grievances in his first call with Zelenskyy, signalling a tougher tone despite reaffirming support against Russia.

Czech public support for hosting Ukrainian refugees holds, but a new poll shows rising fatigue and economic anxiety fuelling calls to scale back protection.