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Rachida Dati's scandal-hit candidacy comes at a delicate time for Macron, whose brand rests on promises of ethics and a clean ...
"The way that migration policy evolves at national and European level is not the result of an experiment that is taking place ...
With euthanasia and assisted dying still illegal in most EU countries, many have no choice but to cross borders to end their ...
The Italian Competition Authority (AGCM) has launched an investigation into Meta over the AI function in its WhatsApp messaging service. The authority suspects that Meta abused its dominant position ...
Google's decision to sign the AI Code of Practice comes days after US tech giant Meta announced it will not sign the document, citing "legal uncertainties." ...
In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about the EU's migration pact, mixed messages on the US-EU deal, the EU split on a Horizon ban for Israel, the UK and Malta set to recognise Palestine, and ...
Brussels' move is unrelated to Kyiv’s controversial reforms of two key anti-corruption bodies last week, according to people ...
Some 40% of EU defence budgets are now being spent on arms made by the US, which works out to around €800 billion, he said.
The Danish Minister of Industry, Business and Financial Affairs said the investment signals 'a solid shift in the global ...
Decisions on expanding the massive European next-gen fighter project are ultimately in the hands of Germany, France and Spain ...
"The losses [from the tariffs] will be painful on both sides of the Atlantic, but a difficult trade deal is better than a ...
In fact, it’s not Silvio, but his son Pier Silvio Berlusconi who’s been invited to Berlin to discuss his family’s attempt to take over Germany’s second-largest private media company, ProSiebenSat.1, ...
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