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Bedrooms For Sale Highlight Depths Of Europe's Housing Crisis
A Spanish startup is selling bedrooms in flats shared with strangers, a British developer offers mortgages for friends willing to buy together, while stakes in rental properties help some tenants cover their housing costs.
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France Heads For More Instability As Another Prime Minister Could Be Toppled
France 's prime minister has announced a confidence vote next month that likely will lead to the collapse of his centrist government and prompt another period of political instability in the European Union's second-biggest economy.
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US Takes In $87 Billion From Tariffs In First Half Of 2025
The United States took in more revenue from tariffs in the first six months of 2025 than it did in all of 2024, according to data from the US Treasury.
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Trump-Zelensky Row Prompts Europe To Regroup, Evaluate Its Security Options
After a very public clash with US President Donald Trump at the White House, Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky received a royal welcome in Britain, as the United Kingdom and the European Union demonstrate their "unwavering" support to him.
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"You're Not Alone": EU Leaders Show Support For Zelensky After Trump Clash
European leaders lined up to show solidarity with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Friday, after he came under attack from U.S. President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance in a stunning White House shouting match.
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In One Of World's Richest Nations, People "Cross Borders" To Escape Rent
Luxembourg's residents may be classified as the wealthiest in the European Union, but the sky-high cost of buying or renting a home in the country has made living there nearly impossible for some.
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US, European Leaders Discuss Iran Nuclear Deal Issue: Report
The leaders of the United States, Britain, France and Germany discussed efforts to revive the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, the White House said on Sunday in a statement largely focused on Ukraine.
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EU Says US Tax Credits for Electric Cars 'Discriminatory' Against Europeans
The European Union has been concerned by US moves to give tax credits to Americans for buying electric vehicles from a North American factory that installs US-made electric batteries. The EU has called this move “discriminatory” against European carmakers. The US Senate passed the said bill on Sunday.
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European Union Adds 160 Russian Oligarchs, Lawmakers To Sanctions Blacklist
The European Union agreed Tuesday to add 146 members of Russia's upper house of parliament and 14 Kremlin-linked oligarchs and relatives to its sanctions list over Moscow's war in Ukraine, officials said.
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No Export Prohibitions On COVID-19 Vaccines, Says White House
The Biden administration on Thursday ruled out that it has imposed any kind of restrictions on export of COVID-19 vaccines, amidst reports that European Union has been told by the US that they cannot expect any AstraZeneca shipments anytime soon.
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Europe Has A "Friend" In The White House: EU Council Chief On Biden
The European Union's top officials expressed relief on Wednesday that they would again have a friend in the White House as Joe Biden replaces Donald Trump.
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"Followed Trump Orders": US Envoy's Explosive Testimony In Ukraine "Quid Pro Quo"
The US ambassador to the European Union told an impeachment hearing Wednesday that he followed President Donald Trump's orders in seeking a "quid pro quo" deal for Ukraine to probe a political rival in exchange for a White House summit.
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Official Who Overheard Trump-Gordon Sondland Phone Call Will Testify
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff said on Monday Democrats have scheduled testimony from the person who said he overheard a telephone conversation in which President Donald Trump asked US ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland about investigations
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Officials Raised Alarm Over White House Ukraine Talks In July: Testimony
Two White House national security officials sounded alarms about improper pressure on Ukraine in early July, well before President Donald Trump's bombshell phone call with Ukraine leader Volodymyr Zelensky, according to impeachment testimony released Friday.
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Infosys Founder Narayana Murthy's Son-In-Law In Boris Johnson's Cabinet
Fellow Brexiteer Rishi Sunak, the son-in-law of Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy, and housing minister Alok Sharma are also in line for frontline jobs in what Indian-origin peer Lord Jitesh Gadhia has hailed as the most diverse Cabinet in British history.
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Bedrooms For Sale Highlight Depths Of Europe's Housing Crisis
A Spanish startup is selling bedrooms in flats shared with strangers, a British developer offers mortgages for friends willing to buy together, while stakes in rental properties help some tenants cover their housing costs.
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France Heads For More Instability As Another Prime Minister Could Be Toppled
France 's prime minister has announced a confidence vote next month that likely will lead to the collapse of his centrist government and prompt another period of political instability in the European Union's second-biggest economy.
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US Takes In $87 Billion From Tariffs In First Half Of 2025
The United States took in more revenue from tariffs in the first six months of 2025 than it did in all of 2024, according to data from the US Treasury.
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Trump-Zelensky Row Prompts Europe To Regroup, Evaluate Its Security Options
After a very public clash with US President Donald Trump at the White House, Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky received a royal welcome in Britain, as the United Kingdom and the European Union demonstrate their "unwavering" support to him.
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"You're Not Alone": EU Leaders Show Support For Zelensky After Trump Clash
European leaders lined up to show solidarity with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Friday, after he came under attack from U.S. President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance in a stunning White House shouting match.
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In One Of World's Richest Nations, People "Cross Borders" To Escape Rent
Luxembourg's residents may be classified as the wealthiest in the European Union, but the sky-high cost of buying or renting a home in the country has made living there nearly impossible for some.
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US, European Leaders Discuss Iran Nuclear Deal Issue: Report
The leaders of the United States, Britain, France and Germany discussed efforts to revive the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, the White House said on Sunday in a statement largely focused on Ukraine.
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EU Says US Tax Credits for Electric Cars 'Discriminatory' Against Europeans
The European Union has been concerned by US moves to give tax credits to Americans for buying electric vehicles from a North American factory that installs US-made electric batteries. The EU has called this move “discriminatory” against European carmakers. The US Senate passed the said bill on Sunday.
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European Union Adds 160 Russian Oligarchs, Lawmakers To Sanctions Blacklist
The European Union agreed Tuesday to add 146 members of Russia's upper house of parliament and 14 Kremlin-linked oligarchs and relatives to its sanctions list over Moscow's war in Ukraine, officials said.
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No Export Prohibitions On COVID-19 Vaccines, Says White House
The Biden administration on Thursday ruled out that it has imposed any kind of restrictions on export of COVID-19 vaccines, amidst reports that European Union has been told by the US that they cannot expect any AstraZeneca shipments anytime soon.
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Europe Has A "Friend" In The White House: EU Council Chief On Biden
The European Union's top officials expressed relief on Wednesday that they would again have a friend in the White House as Joe Biden replaces Donald Trump.
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"Followed Trump Orders": US Envoy's Explosive Testimony In Ukraine "Quid Pro Quo"
The US ambassador to the European Union told an impeachment hearing Wednesday that he followed President Donald Trump's orders in seeking a "quid pro quo" deal for Ukraine to probe a political rival in exchange for a White House summit.
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Official Who Overheard Trump-Gordon Sondland Phone Call Will Testify
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff said on Monday Democrats have scheduled testimony from the person who said he overheard a telephone conversation in which President Donald Trump asked US ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland about investigations
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Officials Raised Alarm Over White House Ukraine Talks In July: Testimony
Two White House national security officials sounded alarms about improper pressure on Ukraine in early July, well before President Donald Trump's bombshell phone call with Ukraine leader Volodymyr Zelensky, according to impeachment testimony released Friday.
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Infosys Founder Narayana Murthy's Son-In-Law In Boris Johnson's Cabinet
Fellow Brexiteer Rishi Sunak, the son-in-law of Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy, and housing minister Alok Sharma are also in line for frontline jobs in what Indian-origin peer Lord Jitesh Gadhia has hailed as the most diverse Cabinet in British history.
