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As EU accession rides high on the agenda, key members are pushing for a 'probation period'

Kallas says Aspides will focus on Red Sea, 'complementing' Franco-British-led mission in Hormuz

Kallas said she will ask the European Commission to propose restrictive measures on trade – again

Some argue that critical private entities should also transition from US cloud service providers to European ones

Buying the HIMARS system would allow France to clear its missile stocks while local alternatives are developed

'We will have new safeguards,' says Kos

'Spain has firmly put it on the table,' Albares tells EU foreign ministers

'It is important that the world does not remain silent in response to this latest act of Russian barbarism,' Zelenskyy said

France comes out on top as governments push back again grid planning and investment power grab

Europe risks achieving technological autonomy while remaining strategically dependent

The government said the ban will include platforms like Snapchat, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and X

In today's edition: far right, military mobility, ASD, Finland

In today's edition: air passenger rights, Bonn talks, solar security

In today's edition: digital omnibus, EPSO eyes AI, media bans, budget "nego-box" fight

Hormuz reopening is 'essential for regional stability and the global economy'

Also, in Monday’s edition: Kallas, EU recruitment, ‘personal capacity’

The announcement of the Industrial Decarbonisation Bank offers potential for excellent complementarity with the European Hydrogen Bank. Renewing the latter and designing the former to crowd in all clean technologies will unlock large gains in the hydrogen sector.

Emergency oil stock data was last updated in May 2025

ISA head says Europe should focus on software security before replacing Chinese hardware

Patent-related amendments could still derail the hard-won compromise

With France's presidential election approaching, the National Rally is wary of alienating consumers

A new realignment on defence is emerging inside the far right ahead of key elections

Its 1,300-km border with Russia sharpens security concerns

AI watermarking and deepfake labelling will soon be the standard in the EU

Estonia's digital minister says blanket bans are a misguided "political" fix that won't stop online harms