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Europe’s Fiscal Dilemma: Why Green Investment Trumps Debt Limits
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Europe’s Fiscal Dilemma: Why Green Investment Trumps Debt Limits

As the European Central Bank prepares to unveil grim economic forecasts this week, the European Commission is moving to relax debt and spending limits for energy-related projects. While critics view this shift as a political concession to Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, the policy addresses a fundamental structural weakness in the EU’s climate transition.

Pashinyan secures third term as Armenia pivots toward Europe
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Pashinyan secures third term as Armenia pivots toward Europe

With 49.8 percent of the vote, Nikol Pashinyan has secured a third term as Armenia’s prime minister, effectively steering the nation closer to the European Union. The victory arrives despite intense pressure and allegations of interference from Moscow, solidifying a mandate that remains deeply contested at home.