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Trump praises economy during State of the Union despite discontent

Trump praises economy during State of the Union despite discontent

During his State of the Union address, U.S. President Donald Trump praised his economic policies as a major success and stated that the national economy is doing well. His remarks come despite ongoing dissatisfaction among Americans regarding the rising costs of living.

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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has expressed support for a more dynamic EU accession process for candidate countries. Speaking after the EU-Western Balkans summit, she emphasized the importance of rewarding reform efforts with deeper integration into the European Union.

Cabinet wants ban in principle on use of steel slag

Cabinet wants ban in principle on use of steel slag

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Steel slag use in construction soon to require permit: State Secretary Annet Bertram working on ‘no unless’ ban

Steel slag use in construction soon to require permit: State Secretary Annet Bertram working on ‘no unless’ ban

State Secretary Annet Bertram is developing new regulations for the use of steel slag in construction, effectively introducing a "No/unless" ban. Under these rules, a permit will only be granted if the use is proven safe for humans and the environment, including applications in water.

Ireland imposes entry ban on two Israeli ministers

Ireland imposes entry ban on two Israeli ministers

Ireland has imposed an entry ban on Israeli ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich due to their extremist views and role in the Gaza conflict. Prime Minister Micheál Martin previously indicated that the government would take action against officials who fuel tensions in the region.

Corona hearings with Rutte, Schoof and Koolmees next week

Corona hearings with Rutte, Schoof and Koolmees next week

Former Prime Minister Mark Rutte, current Prime Minister Dick Schoof, and former Minister Wouter Koolmees will testify next week before the parliamentary inquiry committee investigating the Dutch COVID-19 pandemic response. This second week of hearings will focus on the organization and implementation of the government's approach during the crisis.