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The official said Mercosur countries would also need to ratify the deal and notify the EU accordingly

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Budapest’s decision comes one year after Hungary granted political asylum to former PiS deputy justice minister Marcin Romanowski

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Plus new drone plan, foreign investment screening, and the week ahead

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The EU has agreed to talks with Washington on sharing sensitive citizens’ data without publicly setting limits

Several groups chipping in with ideas ahead of the Digital Decade review also urge a stronger push for European sovereignty

Subsidies, not grid reforms, are kicking off 2026 across Europe

This line of argument could resonate with other conservative groups in the European Parliament opposed to abortion

The strategy doubles down on a tougher migration line pursued since the start of the EU executive's mandate

MEPs will agree on a take-it-or-leave-it offer on maintaining the automatic right to compensation for delays over three hours

US high-tech ceasefire monitoring will not by itself change the game in Ukraine; furthermore, it puts Europeans and Ukrainians at risk of Washington’s volatile decision-making, experts say

History will not judge this moment by what Iran’s regime did, but by what the free world chose not to do

As Donald Trump renews pressure to take over Greenland, growing resentment towards Copenhagen on the island could become Washington’s strongest leverage

Brussels says long-standing exemptions allowing privately owned hospitals to bypass EU public procurement rules, risking a distort of medicines competition

As Iranians risk their lives in the streets, Europe is left choosing between moral clarity and diplomatic habit

Cuba lived, for many years, on large amounts of OIL and MONEY from Venezuela... NOT ANYMORE!"

Canada already ruled out a potential ban but Australia's prime minister was sterner in his rebuke of Grok, calling the AI-generated sexualised images "completely abhorrent"