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23d06/18war-conflict · 2/5

Israel’s foreign minister cuts ties with top EU diplomat over ‘apartheid’ remark

Israel’s foreign minister said on Thursday that he was severing all contact with the European Union’s top diplomat Kaja Kallas over reported remarks in which she allegedly compared Israel to the apartheid regime that once ruled South Africa. Diplomatic relations between Israel and the EU have come under heavy strain since the Gaza war erupted in October 2023, as well as over violence by Israeli settlers towards Palestinians in the occupied West Bank. On Thursday, Gideon Saar accused EU foreign..

unclassifiedchina · asia · europe
23d06/18war-conflict · 2/5

LNG Reprices Global Energy Flows as Markets Digest Fed and European Policy Signals

Key Takeaways • LNG markets are shifting from geopolitical repricing toward storage rebuilding and supply-allocation dynamics. • The post-Fed environment leaves growth expectations, industrial demand and financing conditions as secondary macro layers for natural-gas positioning. • European LNG flows remain solid, with total EU flow at 427.96 mcm and the Top 5 terminals accounting for 43.3% of flows. • Dutch TTF has fallen sharply over five sessions, reflecting the unwinding of geopolitical risk

Socialunclassifiedusa · europe
23d06/17

‘Climate change in trade’: battle lines drawn on Europe’s new China strategy

As national EU leaders meet in Brussels to thrash out a possible new China policy, speculation is high as to where they all stand amid fluid member-state dynamics. In the last part of this three-part series, we look at whether the conventional wisdom will be fundamentally changed in the EU and how the bloc could forge a united front in dealing with China. Over dinner on Thursday, leaders from the European Union’s 27 member states will chew on one of their toughest courses in years: “global...

unclassifiedchina · asia · europe
24d06/17

Europe rallies around tough new China strategy ahead of key summit

From free marketeers to long-term interventionists, EU countries of all stripes are converging on the need for urgent action to prevent a Chinese-driven European deindustrialisation ahead of a key summit in Brussels, multiple sources said on Wednesday. A broad coalition of members now support the development of a tough new trade strategy that could involve multiple new instruments and a more rapid-fire, strategic use of existing weapons. One of the tools could be modelled on US President Donald.

unclassifiedchina · asia · europe
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