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WORLD NEWS

EU Confirms Launch of Entry/Exit System for Border Control

Wednesday, Jul 30

The EU's new Entry/Exit System will launch on October 12, aiming to modernize border control and streamline traveler processing.

WORLD NEWS

EU and US Strike Controversial Trade Deal Amid Mixed Reactions

Wednesday, Jul 30

The US and EU finalize a trade deal imposing 15% tariffs, drawing mixed reactions from European leaders highlighted by France's condemnation of the agreement.

ECONOMY

EU Investigates Temu for Breach of Digital Services Act Over Illegal Product Sales

Tuesday, Jul 29

The EU investigates Temu for breaching digital rules by failing to manage illegal product sales effectively.

SPORTS

England Triumphs Over Spain in Euro 2025 Final via Penalty Shootout

Monday, Jul 28

England beats Spain in a thrilling Euro 2025 final, winning on penalties to retain their championship title.

ENTERTAINMENT

George Lucas Unveils Details of Lucas Museum at Comic-Con

Monday, Jul 28

George Lucas presents the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art details at Comic-Con, celebrating art and storytelling.

WORLD NEWS

Iran and European Nations Engage in Nuclear Talks Amid Rising Sanction Threats

Saturday, Jul 26

Iran meets with European powers in Istanbul to discuss its nuclear program amid threats of renewed sanctions that could reshape the region's diplomatic landscape.

POLITICS

EU-China Summit: Leaders Eye Trade Rebalancing Amid Tensions

Friday, Jul 25

EU and Chinese leaders meet to discuss trade, Ukraine, and economic challenges at a summit marking 50 years of diplomatic ties.

WORLD NEWS

UK Imposes World-First Sanctions on People Smugglers Amid Rising Migration Levels

Thursday, Jul 24

The UK has launched a new sanctions regime targeting individuals and companies involved in people smuggling, responding to rising migrant numbers.

POLITICS

Indonesia's Military Expands Role in Pharmaceuticals Amid Concerns of Authoritarianism

Wednesday, Jul 23

Indonesia's military will start manufacturing medicines for civilian use, raising concerns about increased military powers and potential authoritarianism.