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New stress-test for non-banks: The EU proposes simulating shocks to help it better understand risks for the lenders stemming from their links to other financial firms known as shadow banks. https://t.co/weadkEcpwH via @business

Governments and companies want green hydrogen to play a big role in fueling Europe. If they’re wrong, the planet will be worse off than before https://t.co/vDkFlqSKrz via @climate @petrasorge @rachelmorison

Europe's cocaine superhighway is becoming an issue politicians can't ignore, as drug-related violence grips cities across the continent https://t.co/94YEPuIe6Z via @business

Belgium is on track to run western Europe’s worst deficits for years to come https://t.co/wC2X5NfuoG via @economics @weberalexander

Europe’s most valuable company, Novo Nordisk, now has a market capitalization bigger than the entire Danish economy. Here's what that means: https://t.co/vuIXnf8txx via @business

After years of being closed off to the public, a new law might soon open the UNESCO-listed Palais Stoclet in Brussels to visitors https://t.co/GPilgq1ZHo via @citylab

Farmers surround the EU's headquarters in Brussels and demand more support from the bloc during a meeting of agriculture ministers https://t.co/5RwLXtLlc6 via @bpolitics

“Politicians only want to get elected, so they are latching onto the farmers' movement.” Agriculture is becoming a key battleground in a global culture war over money, food and climate change https://t.co/MQulWNJGd1 via @bpolitics

The EU is preparing an impact assessment of the US vote, with particular attention to a Trump win, and how to respond to any punitive trade measures. https://t.co/mvCD4uhiCZ via @business @europressos @SamyAdghirni @ArneDelfs

China’s ambassador to the EU calls the bloc’s probe into Chinese electric vehicle makers' subsidies “unfair,” in an exclusive interview with @bpolitics https://t.co/n9SB7O8I9j via @bpolitics

Europe’s ESG corporate bond market has a new big buyer as the European Investment Bank starts taking a bumper share of new green bond sales https://t.co/PCynXYmHaY via @markets @ronanmartin97

The European Union will reach out to bond index providers by year-end to argue that its debt should be included in major benchmarks for sovereign nations, as the bloc looks to lower its borrowing costs https://t.co/aOCh6PcKhn via @markets

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's policies are prompting bond investors to offload the nation's debt, driving the yield on 10-year securities to the highest in a decade. Read the Brussels Edition https://t.co/eK4xgfoCP5 via @business

Belgium sells €21.9 billion euros of bonds to households, Europe’s biggest-ever debt offering targeted exclusively at retail investors, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.https://t.co/64GyNFFdYD via @markets

The EU will include mining in its green investment rulebook to ensure the bloc isn’t left behind on resources needed to boost clean tech. https://t.co/Mk0E90saoE via @climate @johnainger

The EU’s executive arm proposes to simplify tax rules to avoid double taxation for citizens and companies and to crack down on behavior that led to the Cum-Ex and Cum-Cum taxs candals. https://t.co/KE64jG0PDN via @bpolitics

The ECB will have to keep raising interest rates even after September if core inflation doesn’t slow down sustainably by then, according to member Pierre Wunsch https://t.co/YcDgh37Yse via @economics