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‘Nobody wants a new Greece’: Calls grow for crisis election in Romania
Far-right leader George Simion tells POLITICO Romanian president Nicușor Dan will face a campaign to oust him if he keeps refusing a snap po
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Latvia moves to expel Russian journalist who used to work for BBC
Leonid Ragozin made remarks widely interpreted as making excuses for the Kremlin’s invasion of Ukraine and hybrid attacks in Europe.
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Read the charter for the White House’s ‘Super Intelligence Force’
The new group has broad authority to determine how the government should protect against artificial intelligence threats.
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Greens promise ‘campaign mode’ and continuity under new leaders
The Greens are pitching their new leadership as a reset ahead of 2029's European elections.
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The EU shelved AI liability rules. Sam Altman has revived the debate.
OpenAI’s CEO triggers ‘told you so’ moment for fans of liability laws in Europe.
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Les renforts d’Europol en IA suscitent des inquiétudes sur la protection de la vie privée
L’agence européenne de coopération des services de police devra faire face à la fois aux cybercriminels et aux défenseurs de la vie privée.
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Marine Le Pen, le tournant de la rigueur ?
140 milliards d’euros d’économies net sur 5 ans, une règle d’or budgétaire, le retour de la somme des dépenses publiques sous les 50% du PIB
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Parliament and Council split on how non-EU countries get access to defense cash
There are deep divisions over whether, and on what terms, companies from non-EU countries could access the European Competitiveness Fund.
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Britain’s Tories really, really don’t want to team up with Farage. They might still have to.
The Reform UK leader is the butt of mockery and vitriol at the Conservatives' annual gathering in Birmingham. That could make a coalition ne
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Ireland’s 2027 budget offers tax break to help people invest savings
The Irish are hoping to woo some of the €170 billion sitting in low-interest deposit accounts into riskier investments with higher returns.
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‘Accidents happen’: French PM defends police after teenagers injured in protests
Sébastien Lecornu vowed to offer a “political response” to French students' concerns after being accused of reacting to protests with force
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Greens probe conduct complaint against Deputy Leader Mothin Ali
Left-wing party looks at claim Mothin Ali "snatched" phone from fellow member in alleged Leeds altercation.
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Jailed Albanian mayor uses AI avatar to make deepfake speech
The mayor of Tirana is behind bars but still running the city — with a bit of help from technology.
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Police arrest another British man in RAF Fairford investigation
The arrest is the seventh in connection to the investigation into a security incident at the airbase, which led to the U.S. withdrawing B-1
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EU Parliament spat as MEP challenges Metsola’s claims over Israeli flag
MEP Rima Hassan says Parliament president made "factually false" claims.
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France’s Le Pen unveils economic platform stuffed with cuts — but few new ideas
The far-right leader is trying to reassure markets worried about France’s dire fiscal outlook with her €140 billion savings plan, but this n
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Ukraine says no to EU membership without access to selling grain
A permanent restriction on Kyiv's market access would "run counter to the very logic" of full EU membership, Ukraine's agriculture minister
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Former German spy chief arrested for treason and espionage
The allegations amount to a huge embarrassment for Berlin's foreign intelligence agency.
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Von der Leyen warns against EU budget cuts
Commission president dismissed Germany's calls for big savings, arguing that they would undermine EU-wide priorities.
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How Spain’s snap election could blow up Brussels
Spain’s snap election is poised to upend not just domestic politics … but EU politics, too. On today’s show, Zoya Sheftalovich and Ian Wisha
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Der erste Machtbeweis der AfD in Magdeburg
In Magdeburg konstituiert sich der Landtag von Sachsen-Anhalt unter historischen Vorzeichen: Die AfD beansprucht als stärkste Kraft das Amt
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Spanish election threatens to blow up Brussels’ political balance
Socialists warn a Sánchez defeat will alienate them in the Council and strain the coalition behind Commission President Ursula von der Leyen
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Tories want to duck Burnham’s social care fight
Three shadow Cabinet ministers told POLITICO the Conservatives might opt not to offer a rival proposal on the hot-button issue.
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France’s Mélenchon doubles down on student protests despite violent clashes
The presidential candidate is calling on supporters to join demonstrations Tuesday despite being accused of fueling unrest.
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