Europe
Costa launches EU capitals tour to seek 2028–34 budget deal
The European Council president is testing compromises on the nearly €2 trillion plan as governments remain divided over its size, priorities and funding.
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Europe
Poland signs $2.2 billion Piorun air-defense agreement with allied buyers
The framework order covers thousands of Polish-made launchers and missiles, with most going to Poland and the rest to Lithuania, Latvia and Norway through an EU procurement program.
Europe
Eurozone economy returns to growth with 0.4 percent second-quarter expansion
The euro area rebounded from a flat first quarter, but uneven national results and the Middle East conflict remain constraints as the European Central Bank keeps interest rates unchanged.
China
Beijing Blacklists 14 EU Firms Over 21st Sanctions Package
China has added 14 European Union companies to its export control list in retaliation for the EU's 21st sanctions package against Russia, which targeted Chinese firms. The move restricts the supply of dual-use goods to entities including Rheinmetall, TATRA TRUCKS, and several others across eight EU member states.
Europe
Lithuanian Prime Minister Inga Ruginiene resigns amid coalition changes
Lithuanian Prime Minister Inga Ruginiene announced her resignation after changes within the governing coalition, opening a constitutional process to nominate a successor and form a new cabinet.