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EU capitals will give formal approval in July for eurozone accession next year.

Analysis finds unusual gains for Northern Ireland, the only UK region still able to trade goods barrier-free with the EU.

Berlin diminished by Merkel’s retirement and frustration over Ukraine war policies.

The EU aims to cut the river of cash the Kremlin earns from oil sales.

The US whistleblower is working on a privacy project with funding from a digital token.

The Dutch climate ministry says no supply interruptions to customers are expected.

Energy prices continue to drive the spike in inflation, adding pressure on the European Central Bank.

To win approval of new sanctions, EU leaders give Budapest a pass.

Russia has already ended gas deliveries to Poland, Bulgaria and Finland.

Diplomats make progress but leaders will decide whether to endorse broad statement backing exemption for oil pipelines.

Some hawks are seeking 50-basis-point hikes as inflation continues to race ahead.

As Russian troops grind through Donbas, EU nations bicker over technicalities of an oil embargo.

Talks will continue before leaders gather in Brussels, as countries push for a deal to ban Putin’s oil.

Decision includes the extension of existing guarantees, Economy Ministry says.

Rich countries sent mixed messages on everything from investing in fossil fuels to ending coal and beefing up climate finance.

Here are some of the options that have been floated to get Viktor Orbán to back the EU’s latest sanctions plan.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is pushing EU countries to strengthen trade links around the world.

European Council President Charles Michel says he’s ‘confident’ Hungary’s opposition to oil ban can be resolved before Monday.

EU utilities are under pressure from Moscow to pay for gas in Russian currency, while the Commission’s guidance has been confusing.

At present, the rules on sanctions evasion are a patchwork across the EU.

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A draft proposal seeks to establish a common legal framework for how to deal with assets frozen in connection with crimes of EU relevance.