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  • Jun 30

    Romania's parliament votes on extending fuel price cap on final day before expiration, with fears of sharp price increases

    With a deadline of June 30, Romanian lawmakers voted on an amendment to extend the fuel price cap and diesel excise reduction by three months. Former energy minister Bogdan Ivan warns that without the extension, fuel prices could rise as early as July 1.

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Europe’s summer stopped being a seasonal nuisance and became an operating problem for states, grids and borders. In the same news cycle, Russia pressed territorial nerves in the Pacific, cyber breaches exposed public and medical data, and Colombia’s new government faced a deadly disaster.

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European democracies and populism

Nigel Farage's by-election win reinforces the institutional presence of populist forces, while a new poll in Poland suggests a potential shift in parliamentary power towards a right-wing bloc.

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