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The shift comes as the government is focusing more on longer-term projects rather than new weapons sales

Public figures and European firms push users to leave US platforms they warn are damaging democracy

Tibor Gašpar (Smer), a parlament vádeljárás alatt álló alelnöke bízik benne, hogy a kormánykoalíció kitölti a teljes kormányzati ciklust, bár beismeri, hogy ez nem lesz problémamentes.

L’entreprise Tirsam, fleuron de l’industrie du camion basé à Batna, a instauré une mesure inédite pour réguler son marché : l’obligation pour chaque acquéreur de […]

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Ireland says it wants a dialogue with big tech companies, as many have their European headquarters in the country

The move comes as drone incursions into European airspace have intensified since September

This year, European farmers have faced the emergence of previously unknown animal diseases and the return of others once eradicated

As the year 2025 draws to an end, commentators in Europe's press take stock and conclude that just twelve months into his second presidency Donald Trump has not only upended the situation in the US, but in international politics, too. However, some take hope from the fact that he is not as firmly in the saddle as he pretends to be.

For Europe, the threat from the East has grown and support from the West has become more fragile in 2025. Commentators discuss how the continent should position itself to face the future.

In its war against Ukraine, Russia gained control of further territories in 2025 but failed to make significant advances on the front line. Ukraine is increasingly countering Moscow's massive air strikes with its own long-range missiles and the negotiations initiated by the US have intensified as the year 2025 draws to an end. What prospects are emerging after almost four years of war?