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Euro Daily Flash — 12 november 2026 : The European Union spent €8.7 billion on Russian Arctic LNG ; Arctic sea ice loss could worsen droughts in Eastern Europe ; The DAX breaks through 27,000 points for the first time ; Around 40 countries defend…
Energy — The European Union spent €8.7 billion on Russian Arctic LNG. According to an analysis by the Urgewald organisation, European imports of liquefied natural gas from Russia’s Yamal project amounted to approximately €8.7 billion in the first…
Climate — Arctic sea ice loss could worsen droughts in Eastern Europe. A study published in Frontiers in Water establishes a link between the decline in winter sea ice in the Barents and Kara Seas and an increased risk of summer droughts across…
Economy — The DAX breaks through 27,000 points for the first time. The Frankfurt Stock Exchange sets a new all-time record, with the DAX index reaching 27,001.67 points during trading, up more than 1%. The rise is driven in particular by Siemens’…
Diplomacy — Around 40 countries defend Europeans’ right to decide on their own security. A draft declaration discussed in Dublin at the EPC^^(1)^^ summit states that matters relating to European security must be decided in consultation with…
European Union — European Parliament calls for the return of deported Ukrainian children. MEPs adopt a resolution calling on Russia to return Ukrainian children who have been unlawfully transferred since the beginning of the invasion. The…
European Union — European Commission prepares a new wave of sanctions against Moscow. France announces that the European Union is expected to approve new sanctions against Russia on Monday. The proposed measures would include an additional 150…
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Europees nieuws, 12 november 2026 — The European Union spent €8.7 billion on Russian Arctic LNG

prometheus.fr 🇪🇺 EUROPE | 6 key European stories to follow on 12 November 2026

💶 Economy: The DAX breaks through the 27,000-point mark for the first time during trading, driven by Siemens’ record results and growing demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure. Germany’s industrial sector is benefiting in particular from investment in data centres.

⚡ Energy: The European Union spent approximately €8.7 billion on imports of LNG from Russia’s Yamal project between January and October 2026. This is 21% more than the total for the whole of 2025, even as Brussels prepares to ban Russian gas imports.

🌱 Climate: A new study establishes a link between the decline in winter sea ice in the Barents and Kara Seas and an increased risk of summer droughts across Eurasia. The identified corridor runs through eastern Romania, Moldova and Ukraine, extending as far as Kazakhstan.

🏛️ Diplomacy: At the Dublin summit, around 40 European countries are seeking to reaffirm that any decision concerning the continent’s security must be taken in consultation with Europeans. The statement comes as Washington holds its own talks with Moscow on Ukraine’s future.

⚖️ Human Rights: The European Parliament adopts a resolution on Ukrainian children deported to Russia or living in occupied territories. Supported by 536 MEPs, the text calls for their return and urges that their fate not be turned into a bargaining chip.

🛡️ Defence: The European Union is preparing to approve new sanctions against Moscow, targeting an additional 150 entities and 50 Russian banks. France, which put forward most of the proposals, says the measures are expected to be adopted on Monday, 16 November.

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Sources
2. Kyiv Independent
3. Frontiers in Water, Euronews
4. Euronews
5. Reuters, RTE
6. Verkhovna Rada, European Parliament
7. Reuters

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  1. Euro Daily Flash

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  2. Energy

    The European Union spent €8.7 billion on Russian Arctic LNG

    According to an analysis by the Urgewald organisation, European imports of liquefied natural gas from Russia’s Yamal project amounted to approximately €8.7 billion in the first ten months of 2026.

    This figure already exceeds the total for the whole of 2025.

    Bron : Kyiv Independent

  3. Climate

    Arctic sea ice loss could worsen droughts in Eastern Europe

    A study published in Frontiers in Water establishes a link between the decline in winter sea ice in the Barents and Kara Seas and an increased risk of summer droughts across Eurasia. The researchers identify a corridor stretching from eastern Romania to Kazakhstan, crossing Moldova and Ukraine.

    These changes could disrupt atmospheric circulation and contribute to prolonged periods of heat and low rainfall. Monitoring this phenomenon could help improve the forecasting of agricultural and water-related risks in Eastern Europe.

    Bron : Frontiers in Water, Euronews

  4. Economy

    The DAX breaks through 27,000 points for the first time

    The Frankfurt Stock Exchange sets a new all-time record, with the DAX index reaching 27,001.67 points during trading, up more than 1%.

    The rise is driven in particular by Siemens’ exceptional results: quarterly industrial profits increased by 22%, while orders surged by 58%. Demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure, particularly data centres, is a major driver of this performance.

    Bron : Euronews

  5. Diplomacy

    Around 40 countries defend Europeans’ right to decide on their own security

    A draft declaration discussed in Dublin at the EPC^^(1)^^ summit states that matters relating to European security must be decided in consultation with Europeans.

    The statement comes as Washington conducts its own talks with Moscow on Ukraine’s future. It reflects a determination to strengthen the continent’s capacity for diplomatic action.

    Bron : Reuters, RTE

  6. European Union

    European Parliament calls for the return of deported Ukrainian children

    MEPs adopt a resolution calling on Russia to return Ukrainian children who have been unlawfully transferred since the beginning of the invasion.

    The Parliament also calls for their fate not to become a bargaining chip in any potential peace negotiations.

    Bron : Verkhovna Rada, European Parliament

  7. European Union

    European Commission prepares a new wave of sanctions against Moscow

    France announces that the European Union is expected to approve new sanctions against Russia on Monday.

    The proposed measures would include an additional 150 entities and 50 Russian banks. The aim is to increase economic pressure on the Kremlin.

    Bron : Reuters