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On Thursday 14 August, the European Commission approved €264 million in Hungarian state aid for the construction of Sunwoda's electric vehicle battery factory in Nyíregyháza. In a statement, the EU body ruled that the move complies with regulations.

“I strongly condemn these brutal attacks, a clear sign that Russia rejects peace and chooses terror,” said EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos.

In today's edition: France tilts toward China, Costa tours the capitals, Germany's National Security Council, Parliament curbs lobby access

Bringing the Western Balkans fully into the EU is not just about completing a political project. It’s about strengthening the Union’s capacity to defend itself, to act with autonomy, and to project stability

"We can’t keep playing by the old rules in a world where trade has become an instrument of power," said the French trade minister

Irish deputy says forward-planning is missing, there’s a reduction of bed capacity, and the number of people with dementia will double by 2050

EU foreign ministers will meet in Denmark this week and discuss a proposal to suspend funding to Israeli start-ups

Bayrou had banked on a summer-long communication campaign to convince citizens to push lawmakers towards a budget compromise

The government has been facing discontent from the left and the right, with critics accusing the authorities of failing to take decisive action on issues like the spiralling cost of living, immigration and crime

Ukraine is pushing for Western-backed security guarantees as a part of any agreement

Doctors' union says a government scheme is aimed at absorbing Recovery Plan funds rather than achieving a genuine improvement of healthcare in rural Bulgaria

Speaking in Rimini, Meloni claimed credit for shaping talks on possible security guarantees for Ukraine and criticised Israel’s actions in Gaza

The “de minimis” exemption which allowed duty-free imports of goods worth less than €690 to the US runs out on 29 August

“The time when we first had to call all the ministries to get a picture of a crisis is over"

Macron holds his line on Gaza despite US backing of Netanyahu's criticism of France

The reports mark the latest sign of US interest in Greenland, a development Danish foreign minister has described as "unsurprising"

Iran suspended cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency following a 12-day war with Israel in June

In today's edition: Macron decries "illegal" Gaza push, De Wever and Merz urge caution on frozen Russian funds, EU seeks answers from Libya, lawmakers may veto slashing duties on US goods

As the US withdraws from its global leadership role, the EU has a chance to become the destination for talented, aspiring minds from Asia, Africa, and Latin America.

Recent arrests thrusted the movement – a blend of extremists, conspiracy theorists, and armed zealots – back into the spotlight