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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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Root’s Next Test: Turning Off-field Influence into On-field Authority

Joe Root's recognised off-field leadership faces a new exam: translating that influence into decisive on-field captaincy for England.

Housing Push Hits Public Support as Yongsan Park Enters Crosshairs

Rising concern over housing plans that could affect Yongsan Park has weighed on the government's approval, intensifying debate on urban green space.

Rescue Efforts Ramp Up After Deadly Flash Floods on China–Nepal Border

Flash floods centered on Rasuwa District and Gyirong County left at least 160 dead and around 900 missing; search operations are ongoing.
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Meta Agrees to Settlement with US States Over Teen Addiction Claims

Meta will pay potentially billions and impose youth usage limits after a US states lawsuit over teen addiction.

Black Sea Attacks Halt Shipments, Disrupting Grain and Oil Flows from Novorossiysk

Drone strikes on Black Sea infrastructure have interrupted shipments from Novorossiysk, affecting grain and oil export flows and heightening logistical uncertainty.

Black Sea Attacks Halt Shipments, Disrupting Grain and Oil Flows from Novorossiysk

Drone strikes on Black Sea infrastructure have interrupted shipments from Novorossiysk, affecting grain and oil export flows and heightening logistical uncertainty.

Roadmap for eastern DRC peace faces deep divisions over M23 and Rwanda

A new roadmap aims to calm eastern DRC, but disputes over the M23 rebels, Rwanda's role and security guarantees threaten the plan.
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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Meta’s $18bn Deal Forces Fresh Scrutiny on Social Platforms and Child Safety

Meta’s $18bn settlement raises questions about platform practices, regulation and protections for young users.

UK regulator raises price cap: winter energy bills set to hit three-year high

Ofgem raises the energy price cap, pushing winter household bills to a three-year peak and intensifying pressure on budgets and policymakers.

Burnham leaves door open to tax rises ahead of autumn Budget

Burnham will not rule out tax increases in the autumn Budget as fiscal headroom remains constrained and analysts urge caution.
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Rescue Efforts Ramp Up After Deadly Flash Floods on China–Nepal Border

Flash floods centered on Rasuwa District and Gyirong County left at least 160 dead and around 900 missing; search operations are ongoing.

Housing Push Hits Public Support as Yongsan Park Enters Crosshairs

Rising concern over housing plans that could affect Yongsan Park has weighed on the government's approval, intensifying debate on urban green space.
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Root’s Next Test: Turning Off-field Influence into On-field Authority

Joe Root's recognised off-field leadership faces a new exam: translating that influence into decisive on-field captaincy for England.

O’Neill accepts responsibility after Austria defeat as Celtic confront shortcomings

Martin O'Neill accepts responsibility after Celtic's defeat in Austria and says the squad has 'a million miles to go.'
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