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Brussels leaves open the possibility of buying weapons from the US

Ukraine has long been plagued by corruption and cracking down on graft is seen as a key requirement of its bid to join the European Union

Nicola Procaccini warned the proposed budget would create a European “superstate”

The Spanish minister warned that maintaining sanctions on an acting president could complicate dialogue “with the person representing the country internationally”

In today's edition: Grid fees, battery fail, planetary hot-streak

Who they are, how they operate and what role they play in repressing the protests in Iran

In today's edition: Help from Ukraine, tobacco, alcohol and sugar taxes

In today's edition: Huawei ban chatter, EU-US biometrics deal harms, Knafo report

Plus Mark Rutte's remarks with Renew, and deepening defence cooperation with India

In today's edition: Mercosur, milk, food taxes

According to the watchdog's report, Golob "acted against the expectations and responsibilities of his office"

In Wednesday’s edition: Greenlanders in DC, Ukraine’s €90b, Mercosur rescue mission, Guetta’s Iran meeting

Health and industry committees prepare to clash over competence

Corporate Europe Observatory and Lobby Control also suggest tech companies are looking to the far-right for backing

The pitch is not new, but it remains short on detail

The issue is not whether Europe should support AI innovation; it is whether AI systems that demonstrably fail safety standards and pose a risk to society should enjoy access to the European market

The world's largest island is no longer just a strategic asset. It is a stress test for NATO itself

Greenland faces an uncertain future as its leaders head to White House for crucial meeting

Copernicus says the atmosphere is sending a ‘clear message’ as warming intensifies

Czech government plans to open 25 new mental health centres this year, including four focused on children