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Danish intelligence: Russian attack on NATO unlikely but possible
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Danish intelligence: Russian attack on NATO unlikely but possible

Denmark's Defence Intelligence Service warns that Russia could launch a limited military attack on a NATO member, though it deems a full inv

Anna Schroeder ·
EU Inc proposal draws union protests over labour rights
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EU Inc proposal draws union protests over labour rights

Hundreds of union activists rallied in Brussels against the EU Inc proposal, which aims to simplify cross-border business. The ETUC warns it

Pierre Lefevre ·
EU defence chief backs Palantir as Baltic leaders court AI firm
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EU defence chief backs Palantir as Baltic leaders court AI firm

EU defence chief Andrius Kubilius calls Palantir a 'great company' and says AI is crucial for modern defence. Baltic leaders met its CEO at

Anna Schroeder ·
CIA warns of Russian drone strikes on southern Europe via merchant ships
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CIA warns of Russian drone strikes on southern Europe via merchant ships

US intelligence has alerted European allies to a possible Russian drone attack on Spain, France, or Italy using Gerbera drones launched from

Pierre Lefevre ·
EU urged to shield ICC from Trump's sanctions campaign
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EU urged to shield ICC from Trump's sanctions campaign

Socialist MEP Chloé Ridel says Trump's attacks on the ICC are 'unacceptable' and aims to 'erase the court'. She urges the EU to use a blocki

Anna Schroeder ·
Europe's next budget should invest in stability beyond its borders
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Europe's next budget should invest in stability beyond its borders

Europe's external aid should focus on preventing displacement and building resilience in fragile regions, not just border control. The next

Anna Schroeder ·
EU Kids Act: Age limits alone won't fix online harms, critics warn
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EU Kids Act: Age limits alone won't fix online harms, critics warn

The European Commission's EU Kids Act proposes age thresholds and bans on addictive features for under-18s. Digital rights groups warn that

Pierre Lefevre ·
Trump's ICC pressure and EU defence priorities: Europe Today's key debates
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Trump's ICC pressure and EU defence priorities: Europe Today's key debates

EU defence commissioner Andrius Kubilius discusses European security in an exclusive interview. Washington pushes for ICC withdrawals and sa

Anna Schroeder ·
EU's Usmanov delisting leaves Brussels bruised and wary
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EU's Usmanov delisting leaves Brussels bruised and wary

The EU's decision to delist Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman has angered Ukraine and unsettled diplomats. France's role, tied to freeing

Pierre Lefevre ·
Anti-mafia raid near Naples uncovers €3.2 million hidden in walls
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Anti-mafia raid near Naples uncovers €3.2 million hidden in walls

Carabinieri officers seized €3.2 million in banknotes hidden behind a wall in Caivano, near Naples. The raid targeted the Angelino clan, wit

Anna Schroeder ·
Russian Mi-8 helicopter briefly violates Polish airspace near Kaliningrad
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Russian Mi-8 helicopter briefly violates Polish airspace near Kaliningrad

A Russian Mi-8 military helicopter crossed into Polish airspace near Braniewo on Wednesday, staying for about 42 seconds. Polish fighter jet

Pierre Lefevre ·
Europe's fuel pump pain: who bears the heaviest burden?
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Europe's fuel pump pain: who bears the heaviest burden?

The largest fuel supply disruption in history has sent petrol and diesel prices soaring across Europe. Adjusted for purchasing power, the Ba

Anna Schroeder ·