Jorge Liboreiro

RT @euronews: European leaders are voicing alarm over the military attacks launched overnight between Israel and Iran and calling for immed…

European leaders are calling for "maximum restraint" between Israel and Iran to avoid an all-out war. Here are the main reactions so far. https://t.co/hffNr0tEgO

RT @juliaioffe: So for those of you keeping track: • Trump says he will end the war in Ukraine in 24 hours. Putin tells him to pound sand.…

RT @narendramodi: The tragedy in Ahmedabad has stunned and saddened us. It is heartbreaking beyond words. In this sad hour, my thoughts are…

Terrible news: “It appears there are no survivors in the plane crash,” Ahmedabad’s city police commissioner tells AP. “Some locals would have also died.” “Exact figures on casualties are being ascertained,” he said. The plan carried more than 240 people. https://t.co/RfZ6kpBH8H

The European External Action Service (EEAS) is closely monitoring the rising tensions in the Middle East but won't issue any evacuation order to its staff for the time being. The diplomatic presence is "limited" in the region, a spokesperson notes.

Sweden calls for EU sanctions against Israeli ministers who "promote illegal settlement activities and actively work against a negotiated two-state solution." https://t.co/pSq3t1sxK0

Just in: the International Atomic Energy Agency's board formally found that Iran is not complying with its nuclear obligations for the first time in 20 years, a move that could lead to further United Nations sanctions and stoke tensions in the Middle East. https://t.co/UAAW611Ek8

Meanwhile, Commission officials say it's still "too early" and "difficult" to determine whether trade diversion is already taking place because the global landscape keeps changing. "Clearly, everybody knows China's export capacity."

Finbarr Bermingham @fbermingham

New Chinese trade data out today for May might deepen anxiety over trade diversion in Europe. China's exports to the US down 34.52% China's exports to the EU up 12% China's exports to Germany up 21.5% China's exports to France up 24.1% China's exports to Netherlands up 7.1% https://t.co/SLVdTKSsAN

The EU proposes the revision of the G7 price cap on Russian oil: from $60 per barrel to $45 per barrel. But will the US agree? More on the next sanctions. https://t.co/fqkjbtgxZr

RT @euronews: The European Union has formally proposed a new round of sanctions against Russia, targeting banks, the Nord Stream pipelines…

RT @fbermingham: New Chinese trade data out today for May might deepen anxiety over trade diversion in Europe. China's exports to the US…

Can the European Union lower the price cap on Russian oil without the support of the United States? Yes, but no. Well, it's complicated. I explain why in my weekend read. https://t.co/K8W7EzeO0I

The end of tariff-free agricultural trade with the EU could cost Ukraine up to $800 million “in the worst case scenario,” says the country’s economy minister, who’s clearly unpleased with the return to the pre-war status quo.

Yulia Svyrydenko @Svyrydenko_Y

As of today, the EU’s autonomous trade preferences for Ukraine expire. The core free trade regime remains, but quotas return on 40 agri-goods. For most exporters, little changes – yet some may lose access to key markets, in the worst case scenario, this could cost Ukrainian https://t.co/MtoNOhD9Ln

RT @nmusar: I strongly condemn the United States' decision to impose sanctions on judges of the @IntlCrimCourt – including Slovenian judge…