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Intimate talks: Brussels ponders the naked body in AI bill
Diplomats in Brussels are debating how to define 'intimate parts' in a bill reforming the EU's AI Act, which aims to clamp down on AI-powered nudification technology....
Orbán may be out, but Patriots aren’t changing course
Despite Viktor Orbán's election defeat in Hungary, the far-right Patriots for Europe group is doubling down on its call for tougher migration policies and not changing course....
EU sanctions more Russian banks to squeeze Putin’s war economy
The European Union has banned another 20 Russian lenders from handling payments in euros and doing business with companies across the bloc, as part of its latest package of sanctions against Russia....
Venice Biennale Controversies
The 2026 Venice Biennale has been marred by controversy, including the return of Russia to the event. In response, the EU has said it will cut its funding from the international art show....
EuropeMoment gunman tackled by school principal
CCTV footage shows a high school principal charging towards a former student who was armed in Oklahoma. The principal's quick action prevented further harm and brought the situation under control....
Farage wants a picture of King Charles in every English school
Reform UK has announced plans to mandate every school in England to display a portrait of King Charles III if it wins power. The move is part of the party's effort to promote British values and culture....
Sri Lanka repatriates Iranian sailors stranded after US attack
The Sri Lankan government has repatriated 238 Iranian sailors who were stranded in the country following a US torpedo attack on an Iranian vessel. The survivors of the attack, which claimed the lives of 104 people, are a...
'A deal is a deal,' Trump’s ambassador tells EU
US Ambassador to the European Union Andrew Puzder has called on the EU to approve the US-EU trade deal without major changes. He emphasized that a deal is a deal and should be respected....
Druzhba oil flows resume, clearing path for €90B Ukraine loan
Oil shipments have resumed through the Druzhba pipeline, clearing the final hurdle to unlock the EU's €90 billion loan for Ukraine. The loan is intended to support Ukraine's energy sector and economy....
Debt Sustainability in Germany
Experts Lars Feld and Mathias Miedreich discuss the debt sustainability of Germany, but no specific information on this topic is mentioned in the provided article snippet....
Agrofert Eligible for EU Subsidies
A Czech government agency has ruled that Agrofert, a company linked to Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, is eligible to receive EU subsidies after being placed in a trust fund. The decision has drawn criticism from opposition...
Eurozone Faces Stagflation
The eurozone economy is experiencing stagnant growth and surging prices, leading to a warning of stagflation. A closely watched survey showed private-sector activity contracting after 15 straight months of growth....
PM trapped in Mandelson row as officials rage and cabinet discomfort grows
The UK Prime Minister is facing growing discontent within their own party over a controversy involving Peter Mandelson, with officials expressing frustration and disapproval....
Zelensky to meet EU leaders in Cyprus after loan approval
President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to meet with EU leaders in Cyprus as the bloc prepares to approve a €90 billion loan for Ukraine, ending a prolonged deadlock....
U.S. Navy Secretary resigns over battleship dispute
Navy Secretary John Phelan has resigned due to disagreements with his superiors over the new "Trump Class" battleships, which he had championed....
Denmark: Two trains collide injuring several
Two trains have crashed into each other in Denmark, leaving several people injured, according to media reports....
Politico Europe reports on European Union summit challenges
The European Union is facing multiple crises, including the Russia-Ukraine war and the COVID-19 pandemic, ahead of a key summit. Politico Europe notes that these challenges may make it difficult for leaders to agree on k...
Sri Lanka repatriates Iranian sailors
The survivors of the US attack on Iranian vessel Iris Dena were among those sent home after being stranded in Sri Lanka....
UK and France Agree Deal to Curb Channel Crossings
The UK and France have agreed on a 3-year deal that links some UK payments to performance in stopping migrants, with funding halted after one year if targets are not met....
Julia Klöckner, German Official, Hit by Phishing Attack
BBC reports that Julia Klöckner, the second-highest ranking German official, was targeted in a phishing attack. The incident allegedly involved a hack of her Signal messaging app....