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EU Legally Seals Exit From Russian Gas Supplies

European Union member states have formally approved a landmark regulation banning imports of Russian gas, transforming a long-standing political commitment into binding law. The decision represents a decisive geopolitical and economic shift, coming nearly four years after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 and signalling Europe’s intent to permanently end energy dependence on Moscow.

Israel Agrees to Limited Rafah Crossing Reopening Amid Fragile Truce

Israel has agreed to a restricted reopening of the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt, permitting pedestrian movement only under stringent security conditions. The move comes within the contours of a fragile truce arrangement and follows sustained diplomatic engagement, as international pressure mounts to ease humanitarian distress in Gaza.

India to Open Automobile Market Under Proposed India–EU Free Trade Agreement

India is preparing for one of its most significant trade policy shifts in decades by agreeing to substantially reduce import duties on European passenger vehicles under a proposed India–European Union Free Trade Agreement (FTA). The move marks a clear departure from India’s long-standing protectionist approach to the automobile sector and is being viewed as a breakthrough in negotiations that have remained stalled for more than ten years.