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By Anna Schroeder

Former EU affairs correspondent based in Brussels. Covers the Commission, Parliament and the diplomacy of the twenty-seven.

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Berlin and Rome at odds over Mediterranean rescue ship detentions
Politics

Berlin and Rome at odds over Mediterranean rescue ship detentions

Italy detained the German rescue ship Sea-Watch 5 for 45 days and fined its operator. The move highlights a deepening rift between Berlin an

Arbitrator orders Washington Post to reinstate columnist fired over Charlie Kirk posts
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Arbitrator orders Washington Post to reinstate columnist fired over Charlie Kirk posts

An arbitrator ordered the Washington Post to reinstate columnist Karen Attiah, who was dismissed after social media posts following the assa

Canada's hard line on Trump poses a question for Europe
Politics

Canada's hard line on Trump poses a question for Europe

Canada's prime minister has walked away from trade talks with the US, citing sovereignty. The EU, facing similar pressure, has more economic

Spain's young buyers swap cities for depopulated villages
Europe

Spain's young buyers swap cities for depopulated villages

A Fotocasa study finds 13% of Spanish homebuyers plan to move to towns under 10,000 residents. Most are aged 25-34, earn €1,000-3,000 monthl

Tornado in Aude injures 26 and damages around 100 homes
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Tornado in Aude injures 26 and damages around 100 homes

A powerful tornado hit several communes in Aude, France, on Monday afternoon, injuring 26 people and damaging around 100 homes. The village

Trump adds Jefferson statue to transformed White House Rose Garden
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Trump adds Jefferson statue to transformed White House Rose Garden

A bronze Thomas Jefferson has been added to the White House Rose Garden, joining statues of Washington, Hamilton, and Franklin. The space is

Hungary on track to unlock €10bn in EU funds before August deadline
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Hungary on track to unlock €10bn in EU funds before August deadline

Budapest and Brussels officials say Hungary will meet all 27 super milestones by end of August, unlocking €10bn in EU recovery funds. Two-th

Sánchez calls security council as Ceuta struggles with migrant influx
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Sánchez calls security council as Ceuta struggles with migrant influx

Pedro Sánchez has convened an extraordinary National Security Council meeting as Ceuta remains far from normal after a mass migrant influx.

Meloni's migrant return push now turns against Italy
Politics

Meloni's migrant return push now turns against Italy

Ireland has joined a growing list of EU countries asking Italy to take back asylum seekers under the first-entry principle. The move highlig

Mélenchon surges in French polls, eyes run-off spot
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Mélenchon surges in French polls, eyes run-off spot

Eight months before France's presidential election, a poll puts Jean-Luc Mélenchon in contention for the run-off. The left remains divided b

Iranian state TV airs video targeting Barron Trump with $10m bounty
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Iranian state TV airs video targeting Barron Trump with $10m bounty

Iranian state TV aired a video alleging to track Barron Trump's movements and offering a $10m bounty. The claims are unverified, but they fo

Hungarian Gripen fighter jet crashes near Szolnok; pilot safe
Europe

Hungarian Gripen fighter jet crashes near Szolnok; pilot safe

A Hungarian Gripen fighter jet crashed near Szolnok on Monday morning. The pilot ejected safely and was taken to hospital. Defense Minister