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Most Europeans back stricter social media rules for children, poll finds
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Most Europeans back stricter social media rules for children, poll finds

91% of Europeans want more regulation of children's social media use. A blanket ban for under-13s is the most backed measure, but support va

Pierre Lefevre ·
Spain's housing crisis: eviction of 87-year-old sparks nationwide protests
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Spain's housing crisis: eviction of 87-year-old sparks nationwide protests

The eviction of 87-year-old María del Carmen Abascal from her Madrid home has become a symbol of Spain's housing crisis. Protests have sprea

Anna Schroeder ·
Channel crossing tragedy kills three, including a child, off French coast
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Channel crossing tragedy kills three, including a child, off French coast

A small boat carrying migrants sank off the French coast on Monday, killing a 10-year-old boy and two women. French rescuers saved 102 other

Pierre Lefevre ·
EU heads into winter with thin gas reserves and high prices
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EU heads into winter with thin gas reserves and high prices

EU gas storage levels are running below the seasonal average, with Germany, the Netherlands and Latvia among the lowest. Brussels has relaxe

Anna Schroeder ·
EU moves forward on hybrid threat protocol, wary of NATO overlap
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EU moves forward on hybrid threat protocol, wary of NATO overlap

EU foreign and defence ministers have endorsed further work on a new protocol for responding to hybrid threats, with a clear emphasis on com

Pierre Lefevre ·
Pope Leo XIV calls on Europe to defend multilateralism in Metz speech
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Pope Leo XIV calls on Europe to defend multilateralism in Metz speech

Pope Leo XIV praised multilateralism as the best defence against dominance during a speech in Metz, birthplace of EU founding father Robert

Anna Schroeder ·
JP Morgan: AI data centre boom could revive Europe's nuclear sector
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JP Morgan: AI data centre boom could revive Europe's nuclear sector

Europe's AI ambitions are accelerating nuclear investment, says JP Morgan. Data centre power demand could jump by 89 TWh by 2030. France and

Anna Schroeder ·
EU ministers seek joint response to Russian hybrid sabotage
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EU ministers seek joint response to Russian hybrid sabotage

EU foreign ministers are meeting in Brussels to strengthen the bloc's response to hybrid attacks. Kaja Kallas warns Russia is planning more

Pierre Lefevre ·
Europe leads global gender parity but internal gaps persist
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Europe leads global gender parity but internal gaps persist

Europe has regained the top spot in the World Economic Forum's global gender gap index, closing 75.7% of its overall gap. Yet the continent

Anna Schroeder ·
EU defence ministers convene on Ukraine aid as Trump spurns Iran's Hormuz offer
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EU defence ministers convene on Ukraine aid as Trump spurns Iran's Hormuz offer

EU defence ministers gather in Brussels to address Ukraine aid and Russia's sanctions-busting shadow fleet. Meanwhile, Trump rejects Iran's

Pierre Lefevre ·
EU diplomatic network likely to survive budget squeeze
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EU diplomatic network likely to survive budget squeeze

EU budget talks target administrative costs and global funding, but the delegation network is already being restructured. Smaller member sta

Anna Schroeder ·
Madrid's Puerta del Sol Becomes Protest Camp After Eviction of 87-Year-Old
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Madrid's Puerta del Sol Becomes Protest Camp After Eviction of 87-Year-Old

Demonstrators have occupied Madrid's Puerta del Sol for a second night following the eviction of 87-year-old María del Carmen Abascal, known

Pierre Lefevre ·