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Britain's Treasury chief Rachel Reeeves presented the budget on Wednesday. By combining tax increases to the tune of 30 billion euros, more child subsidies and less debt, Keir Starmer's Labour government hopes to lead the country out of crisis. The budget proposals are "fair but necessary," Reeves claims. Opinions from the press are divided.

Germany's plan to lower electricity costs for its energy-intensive industries through state subsidies as of January next year has put a cat among Europe's pigeons. Commentators point beyond Germany's borders, where the subsidies present an existential threat to the competitiveness of other European nations with similarly electricity-intensive structures.

No reason to stop selling ‘highly efficient’ combustion engines after 2035, Merz says

Yermak is implicated in a $100-million kickback scheme in the strategic energy sector. He is Zelenskyy's most important ally, but a divisive figure in Kyiv

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En Macédoine du Nord, personne ne connaît son nom, mais il intrigue la presse américaine. Depuis Veles, Rumen Naumovski pilote Resist the Mainstream, un site ultra-conservateur lié à la droite trumpiste. Portrait d'un jeune homme qui a bâti un empire médiatique sans jamais mettre un pied aux États-Unis.

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Nach dem 1:2 in Genk wollen viele Vertreter des FC Basel einen guten Auftritt gesehen haben. Wo haben sie recht – und wo beginnt das Wunschdenken?

In today’s edition: Valdis Dombrovskis doubles down on the Commission’s Ukraine stance as he defends the red-tape purge, Manfred Weber quietly pockets an extra €28,000 a year after a hefty retroactive raise, and Hungary prepares to veto EU calls for reliable news under the Democracy Shield initiative

Gegen den Leiter des ukrainischen Präsidentenbüros wird aktuell ermittelt. Kiew berichtet über Durchsuchung bei Andij Jermak.

Verteidigungsminister Martin Pfister will offenbar die Mehrwertsteuer zugunsten der Armee anheben. Die Konsumsteuer rückt damit an mehreren Fronten ins Zentrum – und in Bundesbern zeichnet sich eine heisse Debatte ab.