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EU leaders divided over energy price cuts and carbon pricing

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EU member states struggle to reach an agreement to lower energy prices
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Summary

EU leaders meeting in Brussels on October 15 and 16 remain divided over how to lower soaring energy prices, Le Monde reports. Euronews says leaders are pressing for coordinated measures to ease costs, bolster fuel supplies and support struggling industries. A later Euronews report says some leaders argue carbon pricing is hurting the bloc’s competitiveness as it tries to counter high energy prices. Le Monde reports that the EU is still buying Russian gas and has been weakened by a new Trump-Putin deal over diesel supplies. This follows earlier reports that EU leaders were heading into talks on the bloc’s budget and issues including energy, China and Ukraine.

This continues an earlier story: EU leaders head into talks on budget and other issues

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  1. Le Monde

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    Le Monde reports that EU leaders remain divided over how to lower energy prices, and says the bloc is still buying Russian gas and weakened by a new Trump-Putin deal over diesel supplies.

  2. Euronews

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    Euronews reports that EU leaders are pressing for coordinated measures to ease energy costs, bolster fuel supplies and support struggling industries.

  3. Euronews

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    Euronews reports that some EU leaders argue carbon pricing is hurting the bloc’s competitiveness as leaders try to counter soaring energy prices.

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