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The EU continues to spearhead efforts to keep Russia off the board. The outcome comes against the backdrop of intense negotiations over a peace plan for Ukraine

A leaked document shows Paris preparing a policy shift long deemed too dangerous, with new teams set to patrol the coast

Prime Minister Bart De Wever has denounced the scheme as “fundamentally wrong” and urged the EU to support Kyiv by using the headroom in the bloc’s long-term budget

The social democrats would also want the committee to look into whether relations with third countries are delaying the application of EU digital rules

No reason to stop selling ‘highly efficient’ combustion engines after 2035, Merz says

Yermak is implicated in a $100-million kickback scheme in the strategic energy sector. He is Zelenskyy's most important ally, but a divisive figure in Kyiv

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In today’s edition: Valdis Dombrovskis doubles down on the Commission’s Ukraine stance as he defends the red-tape purge, Manfred Weber quietly pockets an extra €28,000 a year after a hefty retroactive raise, and Hungary prepares to veto EU calls for reliable news under the Democracy Shield initiative

Plus TomTom goes TankTank, Kallas' ammunition initiative, and ESA astronauts set to go on a lunar mission

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The White House is deeply mistaken to think it's got the measure of Putin &co. In Russia's eyes, the “Amerikantsy” are amateurs and lightweights who don't understand the art of dealmaking

Valdis Dombrovskis wants allies to step up as Belgium continues to block a separate €185 billion cash plan for Kyiv

The German conservative's controversial pay package boosts his total yearly earnings to €330,000

The next Dutch government will inherit a pile of poo to deal with

The Trans-Caspian route serves Europe’s geopolitical objectives, but China is financing much of its infrastructure

Prime Minister Bart De Wever warned the Commission's loan proposal risks severe economic and geopolitical fallout and would leave Belgium disproportionately exposed

The new facility should bring extra support for ships conducting surveillance and operations in the region, said Iceland's Foreign Minister, Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir

The so-called Koldo case has rocked the ruling socialist party