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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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Hungary and Ukraine clash over Zelenskyy's Carpathian Eight forum
Politics

Hungary and Ukraine clash over Zelenskyy's Carpathian Eight forum

Hungary's prime minister accused Ukraine of listing it in the new Carpathian Eight forum without consent. Ukraine's foreign minister hit bac

Macron walks through Manhattan to meet Trump ahead of UNGA
Politics

Macron walks through Manhattan to meet Trump ahead of UNGA

Emmanuel Macron walked through Manhattan on Monday evening to meet Donald Trump at Trump Tower. The meeting comes ahead of the UN General As

Gunman wounds at least five outside school in western Turkey
World

Gunman wounds at least five outside school in western Turkey

A gunman opened fire outside a high school in Turgutlu, western Turkey, wounding at least five people before being detained. The attack is t

Ukraine warns EU against political delistings from Russia sanctions
Politics

Ukraine warns EU against political delistings from Russia sanctions

Ukraine's Deputy PM Vsevolod Chentsov insists the EU must keep sanctions unity until Russia takes real steps toward peace. He opposes France

EU sanctions renewal stalls as Latvia rejects French delisting compromise
Politics

EU sanctions renewal stalls as Latvia rejects French delisting compromise

EU ambassadors are locked in talks to renew sanctions on 2,600 Russian-linked entities, but Latvia rejects a French compromise to delist two

EU Kids Act sets strict online safety rules for minors
Europe

EU Kids Act sets strict online safety rules for minors

The European Commission unveiled the EU Kids Act on 17 September, banning social media for under-13s and restricting addictive features for

Where in Europe do young adults stay with parents the longest?
Europe

Where in Europe do young adults stay with parents the longest?

Young adults in southern and eastern Europe live with their parents well into their 30s, while those in the north leave by their early 20s.

Kim touts new weapon test as regional tensions mount
World

Kim touts new weapon test as regional tensions mount

Kim Jong-un oversaw the test of a new weapon system, calling it proof of advanced military technology. The launch came days after North Kore

Russians abroad vote eight to one against Putin's party in Duma elections
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Russians abroad vote eight to one against Putin's party in Duma elections

Two independent exit polls covering 27 countries found Russians abroad voted for the liberal New People party by a margin of eight to one ov

US Broadcasters Halt White House Pool Coverage in Press Freedom Standoff
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US Broadcasters Halt White House Pool Coverage in Press Freedom Standoff

The five major US broadcasters have suspended pooled White House coverage after CNN, MS NOW and Politico were stripped of access. The outlet

Atlantic cocaine seizure exposes Balkan-linked yacht supply ring
Europe

Atlantic cocaine seizure exposes Balkan-linked yacht supply ring

Spanish and French customs intercepted a yacht carrying 2.1 tonnes of cocaine about 400 miles off Galicia. Four crew members and the alleged

FAA equipment failure halts flights at six US northeast airports
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FAA equipment failure halts flights at six US northeast airports

An FAA equipment outage led to ground stops at six northeastern US airports, causing major delays and cancellations. Separately, UK air traf