EU Global Editorial Staff
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The editorial team at EU Global works collaboratively to deliver accurate and insightful coverage across a broad spectrum of topics, reflecting diverse perspectives on European and global affairs. Drawing on expertise from various contributors, the team ensures a balanced approach to reporting, fostering an open platform for informed dialogue.While the content published may express a wide range of viewpoints from outside sources, the editorial staff is committed to maintaining high standards of objectivity and journalistic integrity.
Armenia Election Confirmation Strengthens Pashinyan’s Western Turn Under Russian Pressure
Armenia’s election regulator has confirmed Nikol Pashinyan’s victory, strengthening a domestic mandate tied to Yerevan’s cautious turn away from Moscow and toward deeper Western engagement.
Russia’s Patriot Claim Turns Kyiv Lavra Strike Into Contest Over Attribution
Russia’s denial that it struck Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra has turned the latest mass attack on the Ukrainian capital into a contest over attribution, Western weapons...
US-Iran Framework Leaves Europe Facing Hormuz, Nuclear and Lebanon Tests
The preliminary agreement announced by the United States and Iran may reduce the immediate risk of a wider Middle East war, but it also...
Lebanese Army Withdrawal Shows Why Lebanon May Block a Wider Iran Deal
A Lebanese army withdrawal in the south underlines how the Lebanon front could become the unresolved theatre that limits any wider US-Iran arrangement.
G7 Opens Without China as Europe Faces the Cost of Strategic Dependence
China will not be at the G7 table in France, but its role in trade, critical minerals and industrial supply chains is set to shape the summit all the same.
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Cook Islands Seabed Minerals Move to Centre of US-China Pacific Competition
Washington's new Pacific envoy has made access to Cook Islands seabed minerals a top priority, linking supply-chain security to a wider contest with China over influence, sovereignty and environmental risk.
Deutz Forecast Shows AI Boom Moving From Chips Into Backup Power
The German engine maker expects its energy-unit revenue to triple within five years as data centres demand resilient electricity, revealing the physical infrastructure costs behind artificial intelligence.
GoDaddy Says India’s Fake-Site Order Risks Global Privacy Conflict
An Indian court effort to expose operators of fraudulent...
Iran’s Hormuz Demand Keeps Energy Risk Alive Despite Lower Oil Prices
Oil eased after Qatar reported progress in US-Iran talks, but Tehran's insistence on recognised control and possible fees in the Strait of Hormuz leaves the central maritime dispute unresolved.
