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Ambassadors were expected to give the Commission the green light to talk with the UK and Canada today

Eastern Sentry “is going to cover the entire eastern flank of the alliance, from the high north to the Mediterranean Sea,” NATO confirmed

EU ambassadors reconvene Tuesday to try to settle the 2035 target

A review of this week's top pieces

Offers to buy and distribute the contraceptives in crisis-hit countries were ignored with Washington paying to have them burned instead

The country’s data protection authorities are revolting against a draft law to implement the EU's AI Act but the German government isn't backing down

The gunman fired a single, fatal shot killing Kirk – a 31-year-old who rallied youth support for Trump – during an appearance at a Utah university on Wednesday

US Energy Secretary Chris Wright tells Euractiv that $750 billion of EU purchases of American energy is just the start

Friday's rare summoning was the strongest in a chorus of condemnations as anger boils in the Gulf over Israel's strike on a region long shielded from Middle Eastern conflicts

Because of a legal loophole, Sánchez’s ban is unlikely to stop the flow of US weapons to Israel through southern Spain

Recent studies suggest Berlin’s €1 trillion defence and infrastructure splurge is struggling to revive the EU’s largest economy

Belgium is a major importer of kangaroo products

In today's edition: Germany key to CSAM file, GPT-5 vs AI Act, France, France goes after TikTok

Could the EU get off Russian gas sooner than 2028? 'I think it could,' the US energy secretary said

The country is already among Europe's top defence spenders by percentage of GDP, with 2.37% in 2024

Microsoft will now offer its Office 365 suite without the Teams app

"We will hold substantial talks today about our shared security, Ukraine's EU and NATO accession, and pressure on Moscow", said Radosław Sikorski

In today's edition: Parliament debates, life expectancy, deadly fungus