EuroVerify Video. Is the EU banning American credit cards? Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 16/04/2025 - 9:56 GMT+2 Social media users allege that ECB President Christine Lagarde has announced plans to get rid of the likes of Visa, Mastercard and PayPal. Read full article Top stories Now playing Next Is the EU banning American credit cards? Now playing Next No, Hamburg has not banned music lessons because they're 'haram' Now playing Next Death toll rises to 72 after earthquake hits central Philippines Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | October 2nd, 2025 – Midday Now playing Next Where in Europe are industrial product prices rising the most? Now playing Next Sport, a lever for inclusion for people with intellectual disabilities Now playing Next EU leaders give 'broad support' for drone wall at Copenhagen summit Now playing Next Israeli forces intercept Gaza aid flotilla, arrest Thunberg and others Now playing Next Israel intercepts Gaza aid flotilla, sparking widespread protests Now playing Next Macron: France probing Russia-linked tanker for 'serious offences' Now playing Next Take a look inside Europe's first data centre in an underground mine Now playing Next Zelenskyy raises alarm about power outage at Ukrainian nuclear plant Now playing Next A new era for events at the Qatar Events Show Now playing Next Two killed in anti-government protests rocking Morocco Now playing Next Thousands protest in Italian cities after Israel intercepts Gaza-bound flotilla Now playing Next Two killed and three seriously injured in car and knife attack at Manchester synagogue on Yom Kippur More videos
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