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EuroAsia24 is an English-language digital news platform focused on Europe, Asia and global affairs, delivering international news, geopolitical analysis, business coverage and the major issues shaping today’s world. The site provides clear, fast and accessible reporting on politics, economy, diplomacy, markets and society across key global regions. Part of the BXL Média group, EuroAsia24 follows a modern, independent editorial vision centered on international developments and strategic trends.

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Fleetwood Stun Arsenal to Reach Carabao Cup Quarter-Finals

Fleetwood overcame an 83-place gap to beat Arsenal on penalties and reach the Carabao Cup quarter-finals in a landmark cup upset.

Fleetwood Stun Arsenal to Reach Carabao Cup Quarter-Finals

Fleetwood overcame an 83-place gap to beat Arsenal on penalties and reach the Carabao Cup quarter-finals in a landmark cup upset.

What Beijing’s “Taiwan SAR” Concept Reveals About Power After Unification

A recent symposium has renewed attention on Beijing’s proposed Taiwan SAR, highlighting the political and legal stakes of any governance model.
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Myanmar Contacts Test Europe’s Diplomatic Line

US and Southeast Asian engagement with Myanmar’s military-backed government raises pressure on the EU’s continued diplomatic boycott.

Syria’s Course Ban Puts Women’s Rights Under Scrutiny

Syria's decision to bar women from selected university courses raises questions about education access and the new government's rights agenda.

Growing Student Protests in Albania Challenge Government Narrative

Student-led anti-corruption demonstrations in Albania are expanding as authorities clash with protesters and the prime minister points to 'antifa'.

Syria’s Course Ban Puts Women’s Rights Under Scrutiny

Syria's decision to bar women from selected university courses raises questions about education access and the new government's rights agenda.
Isaac Hammouch
The editorial direction of EuroAsia24 is led by Isaac Hammouch, journalist, writer, and geopolitical analyst specializing in international relations and contemporary strategic dynamics. His work focuses on geopolitical balances across Europe and Asia, global power shifts, transcontinental economic developments, and evolving international alliances. Through his analyses and opinion pieces, he promotes a rigorous, forward-looking approach grounded in a clear understanding of power structures and the structural transformations shaping global affairs. Isaac Hammouch official website: www.isaachammouch.com
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Single Mother on £41,000 Says a £40 Weekly Shop Shows Budget Pressure

A single mother earning £41,000 says she keeps weekly groceries to £40, as BBC accounts show Budget pressures across incomes.

Labour’s Budget dilemma: raising revenue without touching income tax

Labour faces pressure to strengthen fiscal headroom while avoiding an income tax rise. Four broad revenue routes are under scrutiny.

Grid operator assures households: power supply secure despite engineers’ warnings

The National Energy System Operator says supply will be maintained this winter despite internal concerns from engineers about adequacy.
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What Beijing’s “Taiwan SAR” Concept Reveals About Power After Unification

A recent symposium has renewed attention on Beijing’s proposed Taiwan SAR, highlighting the political and legal stakes of any governance model.

Malaysia’s 2027 Budget Points to a Rarer ASEAN Story: Growth With Narrower Deficits

Malaysia’s 2027 budget points to stronger growth, higher state revenue and smaller deficits as fiscal consolidation advances.
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Fleetwood Stun Arsenal to Reach Carabao Cup Quarter-Finals

Fleetwood overcame an 83-place gap to beat Arsenal on penalties and reach the Carabao Cup quarter-finals in a landmark cup upset.

Where Harry Kane Fits in England’s Ballon d’Or Legacy

A measured look at England’s Ballon d’Or winners and how Harry Kane’s record compares with Matthews, Charlton, Keegan and Owen.
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