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Energy prices across Europe remain sensitive to global instability this morning. Recent developments in the Middle East are tightening oil supplies, prompting concern among European leaders regarding potential impacts on strategic independence.
EUROPE MORNING BRIEFING
This morning, Bulgaria’s caretaker Prime Minister Gyurov emphasised the need for robust diplomatic ties with the United States while addressing concerns regarding the Board of Peace’s mandate and its implications for European Union participation.
EUROPE MORNING BRIEFING
Live coverage this morning includes an in-depth debrief of yesterday’s European Council summit, focusing on key discussions among EU leaders regarding Ukraine and economic implications.
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