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Obama allegedly pledged that Washington would “intervene behind the scenes if required” to prevent a political ejection of Greece from the single currency

Across Europe, governments are facing a new reality. Disasters are becoming more frequent, more severe, and more costly. The question is no longer whether the next emergency will come, but how prepared will we be when it does.

In today's edition: Digital Fitness Check, Omnibus competences, Cloud and AI development

Protections for users of the tool will only apply under the EU's AI Act from August 2026

Refusing to recognise would infringe on gay couples' "freedom and the right to respect for private and family life," the Court said

In today's edition: interconnection. capacity markets, bidding zones, UK nuclear reset

Serbia, heavily reliant on cheap Russian gas, remains among the few European countries not to impose sanctions on Moscow over the war in Ukraine

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In today's edition: EU-US trade talks, Meta and mental health, preparedness

Wojewoda Mazowiecki
Citizenship of the Union: a Member State has the obligation to recognise a marriage between two Union citizens of the same sex that has been lawfully concluded in another Member State where they have exercised their freedom to move and reside

Plus military mobility hotspots, NATO's cloud, and frozen assets

In today's edition: Biocontrol, food chain, bioeconomy

Tuesday 25 November

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Tuesday 25 November

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Patriots for Europe dangle support for a third Metsola term, Europe holds its nerve on Ukraine as a new US peace draft buys time, and Howard Lutnick offers steel tariff relief in exchange for Brussels rolling back its digital rulebook

‘Only the companies truly know, and they exploit this to pit countries against each other’, French MP Hendrik Davi writes

Vincent Bolloré’s is helping the far right establish a powerful foothold in a sector traditionally defined by political moderation

Oslo, and Norwegian voters, are growing impatient with backing up Europe's energy transition

The need to improve intelligence capacity is undeniable. But von der Leyen’s chosen method reflects a familiar instinct: using crisis logic to expand the Commission’s authority

Europe can still compete in Central Asia’s minerals race – but only if it backs ESG promises with swift, strategic action