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Weekly Wrap-Up: The Digital Euro, US Midterms, and Peace Talks in Pakistan
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Written by Rūta Zdancevičiūtė
Edited by Annika Lilja
Top story from Europe: The Breakthrough in the European Parliament Regarding the Digital Euro
After months of political gridlock, EU lawmakers have overcome a significant obstacle, advancing the negotiations on the digital euro project. This comes after worries that a digital euro could disrupt traditional banking by encouraging people to move deposits from commercial banks to the digital currency, which could destabilize the financial system. This progress is crucial as it moves the EU closer to launching a digital currency that could reshape the financial landscape in Europe and enhance the EU’s position in global digital finance.
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Top story from the USA: Looking to the 2026 Midterm Elections
Republicans aim to expand their narrow House majority to support Speaker Mike Johnson’s legislative agenda. This election cycle is critical as it will determine the balance of power in Congress and influence President Trump’s political agenda, which faces legal challenges and hurdles in Congress. Further, with the war on Iran and soaring gas prices across the US, the fate of Congressional Republicans is certainly riddled with obstacles.
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Top story from Asia: The U.S. and Iran Peace Talks in Pakistan
Pakistan has been hosting diplomatic talks between the U.S. and Iran, aiming to de-escalate tensions after weeks of frantic diplomacy. These talks represent a critical effort to avoid further conflict in the region.
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