EU's Kallas says have no interest to pick a fight, but will hold their ground; Europe has a slate of tools to protect its interests

The remarks from EU's Kallas suggest a cautious yet firm stance on geopolitical tensions, indicating that Europe is prepared to defend its interests without escalating conflicts.

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EU's Kallas says have no interest to pick a fight, but will hold their ground; Europe has a slate of tools to protect its interests

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This could lead to volatility in markets sensitive to geopolitical risks, particularly in commodities and currencies linked to perceptions of stability in the region.

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