Agrégateur de flux

Opposition parties accuse ministers of losing control after a surge in students and families from Asia exposes cracks in Denmark's tough immigration policy

Without sovereign infrastructure, even the continent’s most talented researchers are left competing on borrowed machines, governed by foreign jurisdictions and exposed to export restrictions

The EU is on the cusp of agreeing its most messy climate target yet

Le Plan, France's long-term planning unit first led by EU founding father Jean Monnet, is thinking about defence long-term

Repeated technical problems have plagued the agency for years

Jürgen Guldner, BMW’s hydrogen technology programme manager, tells Euractiv why he believes Europe shouldn’t give up on the technology just yet

With America stepping back, Tokyo should step up.

How America should navigate a new global order.

A senior officer in the Yemeni regular army told Intelligence Online on the northern front in Marib where he is stationed that Riyadh is no longer providing any air support to government troops, despite Saudi Arabia's official backing. The officer [...]

A small ceremony was held on 8 August in Kazakhstan's Almaty region to mark the start of construction work on [...]

The Chinese-linked investment firm which bought $100m worth of tokens from Trump family crypto business World Liberty Financial has been [...]

A report was sent on 3 March 2023 to the chief auditor at Italian banking group Fideuram-Intesa Sanpaolo detailing the [...]

France is over the next few weeks to set up [...]

The European Commission's flagship plan to develop large gigafactories for computing will cost billions

Einst eingeführt, um Tragödien zu vermeiden, werden die Ruhegehälter sukzessive gekürzt.

Die Skepsis gegenüber dem neuen Abkommen zum Strom kommt von fast überall. Das ist aber kein Grund, den Entscheid über den Hauptteil des EU-Pakets zu verzögern. Wird er angenommen, steigen auch die Chancen des Stromabkommens.

Catherine Day, an ex-staffer that's running a major review, urged faster hiring and a shift towards tech talent

The 12-nation trade pact is attracting prospective members eager to preserve the current global multilateral trading regime.

Remontant au XIXᵉ siècle, l’idée d’une liaison fixe entre le royaume chérifien et l’Europe avance à petits pas. Le projet pourrait bouleverser la circulation des personnes et des marchandises en Méditerranée occidentale.

Such programs are a cost-effective and proven form of partnership-building. Their loss will undermine U.S. influence in a crucial region of the Indo-Pacific.