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Banking sector: ECB and EBA launch 2025 EU-wide stress test

The European Central Bank (ECB) and the European Banking Authority (EBA) today launched their 2025 EU-wide stress test and released the macroeconomic scenarios. This year’s exercise is designed to provide valuable input for assessing the resilience of the European banking sector in the current uncertain and changing macroeconomic environment.

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Main results of the Eurogroup, 20 January 2025

The Eurogroup discussed the priorities and challenges of the euro area in the context of the new European policy cycle. Ministers explored the use of innovative technologies in wholesale transaction settlements and reviewed progress on the digital euro project.

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Liechtenstein: IMF staff concluding statement for the 2025 Article IV Mission

Liechtenstein has a high per capita income and a fiscal framework that has ensured no deficits since 2013, virtually no public debt, and accumulation of large fiscal buffers. Activity is underpinned by specialized and export-oriented manufacturing, and private banking and wealth management oriented financial services. Liechtenstein is globally integrated, with close ties to Switzerland and the EU.

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EU-Tanzania: A partnership for regional peace and prosperity

Tanzania has long been a beacon of stability and a force for peace in the Great Lakes region, which, despite its vast potential, continues to be plagued by recurring conflicts in parts of its territory. As the European Union is deepening its commitment with the Great Lakes Region, Tanzania plays an important role as a key partner in the quest for a sustainable peace.

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Royalties for EU high-tech sector: EU challenges China at WTO

The EU Commission requests consultations at the World Trade Organization (WTO) to remove unfair and illegal trade practices by China in the sphere of intellectual property. China has empowered its courts to set binding worldwide royalty rates for EU standard essential patents, without the consent of the patent owner. This interferes with the competence of EU courts for European patent issues.

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EPP President Manfred Weber in the EU Parliament

EPP leaders discuss the group’s priorities and European competitiveness in Berlin

European People’s Party (EPP) leaders, invited by EPP President Manfred Weber and the CDU Chairman Friedrich Merz, met on 17 and 18 January in Berlin. During their discussions, they emphasized the need to make the EU’s economy more competitive on the global stage through the reduction of over-regulation and unnecessary bureaucratic burden. Learn more about the two major statements they adopted in Berlin.

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MEPs hail conclusion of new Global Agreement between EU and Mexico

The agreement reflects the deep political and geopolitical ties between the European Union and Mexico, underscoring our shared dedication to the principles of multilateralism and international cooperation. As longstanding like-minded partners, the EU and Mexico are uniquely positioned to strengthen the global rules-based order and address urgent global challenges.

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