Plus: Trump's plans to break up the EU
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Wednesday, December 17, 2025 |
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| Britain is set to rejoin the Erasmus student exchange scheme, five years after ditching the programme as part of the deal to leave the European Union. |
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| The White House pushed back on claims that Washington was seeking to take nations including Italy and Hungary out of the EU |
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| Labour leader criticises the 'wild promises' of the Brexiteers as he prepares to introduce a youth mobility scheme for young workers |
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While Trump writes outright lies into copper-plated national policy, it is no longer possible to see America as an ally, or even a frenemy |
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- The president has shown such disregard and contempt for 'weak' European allies that it is now beyond doubt what his ambition for the continent really amounts to – a desire to inflict Trumpism upon the wider West, writes Sean O'Grady.
- Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis has been elected as president of the Eurogroup — a move that would have been unthinkable just 10 years ago, when the country was in the throes of a deep financial crisis that almost saw it tossed out of the eurozone altogether.
- Ireland's reliance on multinationals and international exports means "global shocks" pose "a great challenge for the Irish economy", a new report has claimed.
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