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Table of Contents - Edition 1141 from March 4th, 2026
- Merz meets Trump: What went right in the Oval Office – And what didn't
- Pro-European platform: Valérie Hayer attests to Manfred Weber’s good intentions
- Trade: British Finance Minister Reeves seeks closer ties with the EU
- Frozen Assets: Russia takes case to EU court
- IAA: Digital industry laments fixation on the old economy
- IPCEI-AI: Spain provides EUR 100 million to support companies
- Digital infrastructure: Commission launches EUR 75 million project for integrated Telco Edge Cloud
- EUAA: Another significant decline in asylum applications
- Must Reads: Disunity among Europe’s heads of state and government
- Table.Documents: EU immigrants in Germany
- Opinion: “Made in Europe” is feasible and within reach
- Dessert: Themes from the Düsseldorf Carnival cause controversy in the EP
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