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LAST UPDATE: September 2, 2025


Escalating tensions with US over tariffs would have been imprudent given security risks, says EU’s Costa

Reuters

EU Council President António Costa said escalating tariff tensions with the U.S. would have been imprudent, citing security risks along Europe’s eastern borders.

Insight

Shows the EU’s focus on prioritizing security and diplomacy over trade confrontation with Washington.

Related Countries:EUUS

EU vows to enforce tech rules, despite Trump pressure

AFP

The EU reaffirmed its commitment to enforcing its Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act despite U.S. pressure.

Insight

Demonstrates the EU’s determination to maintain regulatory sovereignty and consumer protections.

Related Countries:EUUS

European banks push for lower cross-border hurdles

FT

European banks urged regulators to reduce national barriers that trap hundreds of billions of euros in capital and liquidity.

Insight

Highlights structural inefficiencies that weaken European banks’ competitiveness compared to global peers.

Related Countries:EU

Starmer Reset Aims to Grip Economic Policy After Early Woes

Bloomberg

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer reshuffled his Downing Street team to reassert control over economic policymaking.

Insight

Reflects efforts to stabilize governance and economic credibility after early political challenges.

Related Countries:UK

Czech Central Bank Chief Warns Against Keeping Rates Too Low

Bloomberg

The Czech central bank governor warned against keeping rates too low, noting risks of repeating past policy mistakes.

Insight

Indicates a cautious stance on monetary easing amid inflation concerns.

Related Countries:Czech Republic

Hungarian central bank reviews its macroprudential lending toolkit

Reuters

Hungary’s central bank reviewed its lending toolkit, updating loan conditions and bank buffers to address risks.

Insight

Shows proactive risk management in response to real estate and mortgage sector vulnerabilities.

Related Countries:Hungary

Tens of thousands march in Serbia’s capital, demand snap vote

Reuters

Tens of thousands protested in Belgrade demanding snap elections, fueled by discontent over corruption and governance.

Insight

Demonstrates growing political pressure on Serbia’s leadership and calls for accountability.

Related Countries:Serbia

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