Europe Weekly: Berlin blames Moscow for Leipzig as gilts spike
By Piri ·
Berlin formally blamed Moscow for an explosive drone found at Leipzig/Halle Airport, announcing the closure of Russia's Consulate General in Bonn. EU and NATO leaders vowed to raise pressure, while Germany faced sabotage attacks on power and arms sites, and Slovakia blocked EU sanctions rollover.
Chapters
- Escalation Across Europe
- Berlin Attributes Leipzig Drone to Moscow
- EU and NATO Vow Pressure After Leipzig
- Sabotage Strikes German Power and Arms Sites
- Slovakia Blocks EU Sanctions Rollover
- Gilts Spike as Burnham Charts Course
- Ceuta Crisis Surges Into Madrid Protests
- Eurozone Inflation Rebound Sets Up ECB Hike
- Dutch Central Bank Moves Gold to London
- Warsaw Tightens Eastern Airspace Rules
- Meloni Government Sets Italian Longevity Record
- Items to Monitor