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Brussels, Berlin and Heathrow report delays and cancellations as check-in and baggage systems go offline

Despite US-led attempts to broker peace, Russia has been shelling Ukraine with drones and missiles and Kyiv has blamed Moscow for deliberately stalling any peace efforts

NATO spokesperson Allison Hart called the event "yet another example of reckless Russian behaviour and NATO's ability to respond".

Brussels promises safety nets for farmers through the Common Agricultural Policy, the support feels inconsistent. And while you can just about mitigate for bad weather or a poor harvest; you can’t predict political indecision

"Sanctions" were the word of the week in Brussels, as the European Commission took a substantial step in pressuring Israel to desist from its brutal tactics in Gaza and, separately, unveiled its 19th round of sanctions against Russia

Swedish daily says Oslo's scheme could hit consumers' wallets

The accusation comes after Poland last week complained that around 20 Russian drones overflew its territory

France warns new rules could worsen medicine shortages

The revelations put fresh pressure on how far the EU’s privacy law goes, and spark new worries for politicians, security staff, and everyday citizens

The president of the European Central Bank also called for more detail on the Commission proposal

Health Minister Sylvi Kirilov suggested further vaccines could be added, signalling broader reforms to Bulgaria’s immunisation programme

Debate comes as von der Leyen calls for tougher restrictions on minors' social media use

France, Germany and Spain are partners in the €100 billion fighter jet programme, though Spain and its lead contractor Indra have so far stayed out of the Franco-German dispute

Activists say the lack of a concrete 2035 UN climate pledge by a deeply divided EU is an embarrassment

The second version of the draft Council conclusions responds to the rise of AI-generated news summaries by voicing support for bylined journalism, per a document obtained by Euractiv

EU environment chief Roswall hails new rules as win for both farmers and nature

Donald Trump wants the EU to ‘immediately’ stop buying Russian energy

The EU is edging closer to seizing frozen Russian central bank assets. Could Vladimir Putin retaliate by expropriating even more Westerners’ money – including my own?

In today's edition: Business Wallet uses, Musk snubs the Dutch and LinkedIn's AI data grab

Belgium’s Oostende’s shoreline to mark World Cleanup Day with civic beach action