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EU Rule-of-Law Report Turns to Follow-Through
Brussels says reforms are moving, but civil-society groups warn that media freedom, protest rights and civic space still need stronger protection The Europ…
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Brussels says reforms are moving, but civil-society groups warn that media freedom, protest rights and civic space still need stronger protection The Europ…
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Large companies can no longer destroy unsold clothes and footwear as Brussels turns overproduction into a compliance issue Large companies across the Europ…
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A Brussels event showcased an AI sign-language avatar and examined accessibility, precision medicine and fundamental-rights safeguards.
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Judges say commercial partnerships can expose platforms to responsibility for unlawful creator videos The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled…
Europe
Council mandate opens talks on 2028-2034 support for asylum, borders and internal security, with safeguards still central to the debate The Council of the…
Economy
A civilian advisory team will support Yerevan on cyber threats, disinformation and illicit finance as Brussels deepens its role in the South Caucasus The E…
Economy
Final Council approval gives travellers clearer claims, rerouting and assistance rules after years of delay The European Union has formally approved revise…
Economy
The Council has opened an excessive deficit procedure as Sofia faces an October deadline to show how it will bring public finances back under EU limits Bul…
Europe
Foreign ministers will discuss Gaza, the West Bank and possible trade measures as pressure grows for action on illegal settlements EU foreign ministers are…
Economy
Maia Sandu names Vasile Tofan for prime minister as Chisinau tries to steady reform, public trust and accession talks Moldovan President Maia Sandu has nom…