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Cela fait des mois que Dassault Aviation réclame un changement dans la gouvernance du projet de Système de combat aérien du futur [SCAF] afin de pouvoir être en mesure d’assurer son rôle de maître d’œuvre face aux filiales allemande et espagnole d’Airbus pour le développement d’un avion de combat de nouvelle génération [NGF – New...

Cet article Paris et Berlin se donnent encore dix jours pour trouver un accord au sujet du Système de combat aérien du futur est apparu en premier sur Zone Militaire.

Im Streit um Gesichtserkennungssoftware hat der Verein Digitale Gesellschaft vor Bundesverwaltungsgericht einen Teilsieg gegen den Nachrichtendienst des Bundes errungen. Trotzdem kritisiert der Verein das Urteil scharf.

Les priorités fondamentales à long terme, telles que le prochain budget, la Chine et l'élargissement, ont été reléguées au second plan par une situation politique chaotique

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Just hours before his ultimatum expired, US President Donald Trump has prolonged the ceasefire with Iran for an indefinite period. At Pakistan's request, Trump said that there would be no more attacks until the "seriously fractured" government in Tehran had put forward a "unified proposal" and talks had been concluded. According to the Iranian Foreign Ministry, no final decision has been reached about participating in the negotiations.

Since 2021 Hungary has had a law – typical of the Orbán era – prohibiting access to information on homosexuality, trans identity and gender reassignment for the under-18s. The European Court of Justice has now ruled that the law is discriminatory, and that it violates European fundamental rights as well as contradicting the EU's core values.

Former President Rumen Radev's centre-left coalition Progressive Bulgaria won a clear victory in the parliamentary elections, securing around 45 percent of the vote. Radev has affirmed that Bulgaria will continue its European path, but that a strong Europe needs critical thinking and pragmatism. Commentators ask what the election result means for European cohesion.

A proposed change to the curriculum has sparked controversy in Portugal. The country's only Nobel laureate, José Saramago, may lose compulsory reading status in secondary schools. Saramago, who was an avowed communist until his death in 2010, left the country in the 1990s following a row with the Conservatives. Against this backdrop, the proposal by the Conservatives, who are now in power again, has fuelled a heated debate.