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Honda, Suzuki to join Tesla's CO2 emissions pool for 2025

Honda and Suzuki will pool carbon emissions with U.S. electric vehicle maker Tesla in 2025 to comply with European Union rules, an EU filing showed on Monday.

Honda, Suzuki to join Tesla's CO2 emissions pool for 2025
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Canada's Carney meets with European allies as Trump targets his country's sovereignty and economy

New Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney was meeting with the leaders of Britain and France during his first official overseas trip

Canada's Carney meets with European allies as Trump targets his country's sovereignty and economy
Europe|Political|US|World

Ukraine and Russia have conditions that could affect a ceasefire. What are they willing to concede?

A ceasefire in Russia’s 3-year-old war in Ukraine hinges on Moscow accepting the U.S. proposal of a 30-day pause in fighting as a confidence-building measure for both sides to hammer out a longer-term peace plan

Ukraine and Russia have conditions that could affect a ceasefire. What are they willing to concede?
Europe|MidEast|World

Cyprus recovers seven bodies after migrant boat capsizes

The bodies of seven people were recovered off Cyprus on Monday after authorities mounted a search and rescue operation following the capsize of a boat carrying migrants, Cyprus's

Cyprus recovers seven bodies after migrant boat capsizes
Business|Economy|Europe

Volkswagen's Audi to cut 7,500 jobs in administration, development by 2029

Volkswagen's Audi will cut up to 7,500 jobs in Germany by 2029 in areas like administration and development, the premium carmaker said on Monday, the latest German auto industry

Volkswagen's Audi to cut 7,500 jobs in administration, development by 2029
Economy|Europe|MidEast|Political|World

Syria donors pledge $6.5 billion in aid hoping to encourage its new leaders down the path to peace

International donors have pledged almost $6.5 billion in aid for Syria

Syria donors pledge $6.5 billion in aid hoping to encourage its new leaders down the path to peace
Europe|Political|World

Italy, Spain not ready to back EU plan to boost Ukraine military aid

Italy and Spain made clear on Monday they were not ready to back a European Union proposal to pledge up to 40 billion euros ($43.67 billion) in

Italy, Spain not ready to back EU plan to boost Ukraine military aid
Business|Economy|Europe|Finance

Gazprom swings to net loss of $12.9 billion under Russian standards in 2024, IFX reports

Russia's state-controlled gas giant Gazprom recorded a net loss of 1.076 trillion roubles ($12.89 billion) in 2024 under Russian accounting standards (RAS), Interfax news agency reported.

Gazprom swings to net loss of $12.9 billion under Russian standards in 2024, IFX reports
Asia|Business|Economy|Europe|Finance

Allianz to sell 26% stakes in India joint ventures for $2.8 billion

The German insurer Allianz said on Monday that it was selling its 26% stake in two joint ventures with India's Bajaj Finserv to the Bajaj Group for around 2.6 billion euros ($2.84

Allianz to sell 26% stakes in India joint ventures for $2.8 billion
Crime|Europe|Political|World

Serb separatists push for own border police in Bosnian region

Bosnian Serb separatist leader Milorad Dodik announced a law on Monday to establish a border police force for his Serb-dominated region, after a top Bosnian court sought his

Serb separatists push for own border police in Bosnian region
Europe|Political|US|World

From France comes a call for Trump's America to return Lady Liberty. Here's why it won't happen

A French politician has suggested the U.S. is no longer worthy of keeping the Statue of Liberty

From France comes a call for Trump's America to return Lady Liberty. Here's why it won't happen
Business|Economy|Europe|Political|World

'Danish Viking blood is boiling.' Danes boycott US goods with fervor as others in Europe do so too

Consumers across Europe furious over President Donald Trump’s policies are boycotting U.S. goods

'Danish Viking blood is boiling.' Danes boycott US goods with fervor as others in Europe do so too
Europe|MidEast|Political|US|World

Trump and Putin to discuss power plants, land in talks to end Ukraine war

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Trump and Putin to discuss power plants, land in talks to end Ukraine war
Europe|MidEast|Political|World

French foreign minister proposes sanctions on those behind attacks against Syria's Alawites

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said on Monday that he had proposed at a European Union meeting for sanctions to be placed on those behind attacks against Syria's

French foreign minister proposes sanctions on those behind attacks against Syria's Alawites
Business|Economy|Environment|Europe|Political|World

China willing to work with UK in green development, Chinese vice premier says

China is willing to work with the United Kingdom to deepen cooperation in financial services, trade and investment, as well as green and low-carbon development, Ding Xuexiang,

China willing to work with UK in green development, Chinese vice premier says
Economy|Europe|Political|US|World

Ukraine, Russia energy assets in focus as Trump-Putin talks loom

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Ukraine, Russia energy assets in focus as Trump-Putin talks loom
Business|Economy|Europe|Finance

ProSieben board puts on hold General Atlantic deal, sources say

The supervisory board of ProSiebenSat.1 has put on hold a potential deal that could hand U.S. private equity firm General Atlantic a minority

ProSieben board puts on hold General Atlantic deal, sources say
Crime|Europe|Health|Political|World

Fatal North Macedonia nightclub inferno sparks outrage, disbelief and calls for punishment

North Macedonia’s leaders are vowing to hold those responsible to account after a nightclub fire in the eastern town of Kocani left 59 people dead and 155 injured

Fatal North Macedonia nightclub inferno sparks outrage, disbelief and calls for punishment
Crime|Europe|Political

Slovak prosecutors file terrorism charges against PM Fico's attacker

Slovak prosecutors have filed terrorism charges against the attacker who shot and seriously wounded Prime Minister Robert Fico last year, the general prosecutor's office said on Monday.

Slovak prosecutors file terrorism charges against PM Fico's attacker
Business|Economy|Europe|Finance|Stock Markets

UK stocks kick off week higher as commodity-linked shares advance

British stocks closed higher on Monday, driven by energy and mining shares, while investors geared up for a slew of central bank decisions this week including from the Bank of England.

UK stocks kick off week higher as commodity-linked shares advance
Europe|Political|US|World

EU's Kallas says bloc can't automatically fund Radio Free Europe

European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said on Monday that it was sad to hear that the U.S. was withdrawing funding for Radio Free Europe but that the EU cannot

EU's Kallas says bloc can't automatically fund Radio Free Europe
Americas|Business|Europe|Political|World

Canada's PM Carney in Europe to work with 'reliable allies'

Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney said it was important to strengthen ties with "reliable allies" in Europe, as he met British and French leaders on his first

Canada's PM Carney in Europe to work with 'reliable allies'
Business|Economy|Europe|Political

EU to look at import limits for aluminium sector, draft document shows

Concerns that the Trump administration’s metals tariffs could divert a wave of aluminium to Europe have prompted the European Commission to consider possible curbs

EU to look at import limits for aluminium sector, draft document shows
Asia|Business|Economy|Europe|Finance|Political|Stock Markets|US

Dollar dented by economic worries; euro remains in favor

The dollar hovered near a five-month low against the euro on Monday as worries about the economic fallout from U.S.

Dollar dented by economic worries; euro remains in favor

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