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How the EU Commission’s second-in-command plans to take on Big Tech, Big Oil and Beijing
5 things to know from POLITICO’s interview with Teresa Ribera
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Ribera ‘respectfully curious’ as to why a US judge spared Google
After an American judge threw out a bid by Washington to break up Google, the EU’s competition chief wants to learn more.
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La France plaide pour 60 milliards d’euros de nouvelles taxes européennes
L’instauration de nouvelles taxes européennes pour financer le budget à long terme de l’UE fait l’objet de résistances de la plupart des Eta
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Security-Update: Russlands Schattenflotte in der Ostsee – mit Christian Mölling
Die russische Schattenflotte fährt seit Jahren durch die Ostsee, dicht vor der deutschen Küste und trotz aller Ankündigungen tut sich beim V
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AI is helping gangs grow illicit tobacco networks, EU auditor warns
The EU and capitals face many challenges clamping down on illicit tobacco trade which cause €13 billion annually in lost revenue, ECA said.
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Hungary expels 10 Russian diplomats amid espionage concerns
Prime Minister Péter Magyar said the diplomats were engaging in "unacceptable activities," but did not specify the allegations against them.
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EU pursues closer Israel ties on air defense and space
Israel Space Agency chief met with EU Commissioner Ekaterina Zaharieva for talks this week.
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France and Canada join UK in issuing trade sanctions on Israeli settlements
U.K. Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband formally announced the trade ban in the House of Commons.
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France calls for new EU taxes to raise €60B
Most governments are challenging new levies to finance the EU's next seven year budget.
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Ursula von der Leyen condemns ‘shocking’ Ratko Mladić funeral in Serbia
The ceremony for the commander responsible for the Srebrenica genocide was attended by senior Serbian ministers in Belgrade.
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EU court rules in favor of Ikea against Belgian far-right party
Vlaams Belang's anti-immigration campaign sparked a complaint from the Swedish furniture giant.
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Hindu group’s Eiffel Tower visit sparks uproar after female staff sidelined
Politicians from across the spectrum were outraged by the move.
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US escalates ahead of UK trade sanctions on Israeli settlements
U.K. Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband is expected to formally announce a trade ban as part of a promised reset on policy.
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Russian strikes on Kyiv resume after pause for Witkoff and Kushner visit
Moscow and Kyiv had paused their attacks on each other as U.S. special envoys traveled to both capitals for talks over the weekend.
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Inside Burnham’s big Israel gamble
Britain is about to take its toughest stance yet against Israel – but will it make a difference, or will it leave the UK isolated on the int
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Kaja Kallas takes another hit
The EU’s top diplomat, Kaja Kallas, wanted a group of heavyweight former leaders to come up with fresh ideas to address Europe’s defense gap
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Die Koalition der Ratlosigkeit
Nach dem Wahlschock in Sachsen-Anhalt steht der Reformkurs der Bundesregierung auf der Kippe. Während Lars Klingbeil im Bundestag seinen Hau
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Mobilité : l’Europe doit passer des objectifs aux conditions de leur réalisation
En 2025, 28 % des poids lourds neufs vendus en Chine étaient électriques. Dans l’Union européenne : 1,9 % (ICCT). Un rapport de près d’un à
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Draghi Report or Hugging Face: who will win the tech race?
When a swarm of AI agents decided to hack the computation company Hugging Face in July, it took them six days. That event became a case stud
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Ceuta crisis forces Europe’s migrant-rights groups to rethink their playbook
The old appeals to solidarity are no longer working.
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The least free place on earth: Occupied Ukraine
As discriminatory Russian policies permeate every aspect of residents’ lives here, many wonder what, if anything, Ukrainian will remain.
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Nigel Farage exploring Ukraine visit, Reform officials say
The Reform UK leader's critics have long accused him of having sympathies for Vladimir Putin. Nigel Farage is eager to dispel that perceptio
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Merz has no good answers as the far right targets his downfall
As the AfD attacks the German chancellor on multiple tactical fronts, his vague response is a pledge to be more compassionate with voters.
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Costa puts EU taxes at heart of his grand budget tour
The European Council president is heading to Berlin, Warsaw and Madrid as EU capitals search for a landing zone on new sources of revenue fo
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