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Prime Minister Keir Starmer recalled his cabinet during the summer holidays on Tuesday to discuss a new proposed peace plan being worked on with other European leaders

Maintaining current levels of fossil fuel use is not an option, even in the relatively short term, unless the EU plans to follow Trump out of the Paris Agreement.

The Danish Minister of Industry, Business and Financial Affairs said the investment signals ‘a solid shift in the global quantum race’.

The Hague accused the far-right Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich of inciting violence against Palestinians, pushing aggressive settlement expansion, and endorsing ethnic cleansing in Gaza.

The proposed budget will bring a 34% cut to EU farmer subsidies. But the unpalatable news is hidden by inflation and ambiguity surrounding the budget’s new structure.

The police accuse him of bribery, fraud against the public administration, prevarication, and influence peddling

“The losses [from the tariffs] will be painful on both sides of the Atlantic, but a difficult trade deal is better than a pointless tariff war between allies,” Tusk said on Tuesday

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about the EU edging toward Israel sanctions, a rough landing for the US-EU deal, China ripping into MEPs over Taiwan, and steel safeguards set to hit EFTA states.

The public outcry over Israel’s unrelenting approach to Gaza has profound implications for the future of Europe’s relationship with the Jewish state.