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Elena Sánchez Nicolás
Verified
Editor-in-Chief, EUobserver
Brussels
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Culture, entertainment, economy and health
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By Elena Sanchez, Elena Sánchez Verified, Elena Sánchez Nicolás Verified| EUobserver Verified EU foreign affairs will gather in Luxembourg on Monday (14 April), with Ukraine, the Middle East, EU-Africa relations and the Western Balkans on the agenda. There is growing momentum among 26 EU member states — all except Hungary — to begin preparing the next round of sanctions against Russia.
By Elena Sanchez, Elena Sánchez Verified, Elena Sánchez Nicolás Verified| EUobserver Verified Following last week’s imposition by the US of a 20-percent tariff on all European products, as part of a wider package of global levies, EU foreign affairs ministers responsible will meet in Luxembourg on Monday (7 April). Ministers are expected to discuss ways to find “a constructive solution” over the US tariffs, but also potential countermeasures to protect Europe's interests, a senior EU diplomat said.
By Elena Sánchez Nicolás Verified, Sergi Pijuan| VoxEurop Verified Les pays avec les budgets dédiés à la défense les plus importants ces dernières années sont les Etats-Unis, la Chine, la Russie, l’Inde et l’Arabie saoudite. La croissance européenne est dépassée par l'augmentation des dépenses militaires de la Russie, qui ont plus que doublé par rapport aux niveaux d'avant l'invasion de l'Ukraine en 2022.
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EUobserver
EUobserver is a non-profit, independent online news outlet based in Brussels, Belgium, that focuses on European Union affairs. Founded in 2000, it has become a leading source for news and analysis related to the EU. The organization aims to connect EU decision-makers with the public by providing comprehensive coverage of EU policies, institutions, and political developments. EUobserver offers original news stories, in-depth analysis, and cross-border investigations on EU matters. It features an opinion platform that encourages diverse viewpoints on EU-related issues, fostering dialogue between citizens and officials. Subscribers can also sign up for a newsletter to stay informed about the latest developments in EU affairs. The organization is funded through memberships and donations, which supports its commitment to independent journalism. With a revenue of approximately $12.4 million and a team of around 24 employees, EUobserver continues to engage a wide audience interested in EU issues.
Brussels, Brussels, Belgium
Founded: 2000