German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has met with allied net-contributor nations in Berlin and launched a fierce battle against Brussels over the European Commission’s draft budget, which...
While European Union countries spend the summer months battling massive wildfires, reductions in firefighting budgets are drawing fierce criticism. According to a report by EUobserver, firefighters...
The presidential election to be held in France in the spring of 2027 will mark the end of the Emmanuel Macron era. Although the official election...
Spain has asked other European governments not to criticise Morocco publicly over its role in the Ceuta migration crisis. Madrid made the request during an online...
EU governments are moving to overhaul the “Made in Europe” concept—one of the most politically sensitive provisions of the proposed Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA)—in favor of...
An influx of thousands of migrants entering Spain from neighboring Morocco has plunged the autonomous enclave of Ceuta into chaos since Wednesday, prompting fresh backlash against...
Italy is delaying the execution of a €14.9 billion loan agreement under the European Union’s SAFE defense program, a hesitation that is preventing other member states...
The European Commission on Thursday fined Google €890 million for anti-competitive practices in breach of the European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA). The world’s leading search...
The European Commission has formally rejected a European Citizens’ Initiative launched earlier this year by two white supremacists seeking the mass deportation of people through what...
The European Union’s technology chief, Henna Virkkunen, has warned that artificial intelligence is turning into a geopolitical weapon. In an interview with the Financial Times, Virkkunen...
