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Donbas defence taken over by elite officers with radical pasts (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,646)
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US ambassador to Belgium claims he got Ghent academic reinstated after Jason Arday scandal
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Right of Reply: [Interview] Oligarchs could hijack Reykjavík’s EU referendum, Icelandic professor warns
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No candidate in Israeli election backs a Palestinian state. The EU’s answer is more ‘reforms’, not pressure
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Listen: Could Iceland join the EU?
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Brussels veteran Dan Luca joins EUobserver as new European Affairs director
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Moldova’s European bet: why joining the EU has become a question of survival
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Hungary’s overpriced Covid ventilators: Szijjártó scandal becomes first big test for Tisza’s anti‑corruption drive (Day 107 of the Tisza government)
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Bogus videos of migrants torching churches go viral in wake of Ceuta incident
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Alarming reports that Putin aims to escalate war, despite CIA warning (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,645)
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Will Germany embrace Israeli bonds, as other EU states de-bank them on rights grounds?
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After today’s Independence Day parades, Moldova needs hard security guarantees against Moscow
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On Norway’s Oslo fjord, activists battle Chemring Nobel’s plan for Europe’s biggest explosives plant
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Dutch government think‑tank pushes EU for tougher tariffs and controls on China
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Listen: Will Armenia be the next EU candidate?
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Turkey is defying Europe’s human-rights court — and Osman Kavala is paying the price
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Russia is teaching itself and children occupied in Ukraine fake history to justify war (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,644)
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First fully-autonomous drone kill Ukraine heralds ‘dystopian future of untethered weaponry’
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[Interview] Oligarchs could hijack Reykjavík’s EU referendum, Icelandic professor warns
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Slovak drone factory narrowly escapes Russian-linked napalm arson attack as police arrest three foreign suspects
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Listen: Where are the migrants who reached Ceuta in July now?
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Slovenia’s Janša helps Netanyahu blunt EU response to West Bank land‑grab
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From TV power couple to presidential bid: can Raphaël Glucksmann unite France’s fractured left?
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Brussels backs Spain on Ceuta with new funds, while Madrid issues warning to Morocco
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By rejecting a racist ‘remigration’ petition, the EU may have finally awakened its sleeping democracy experiment
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Russian forces in Donetsk salient risk being cut off, after daring Ukrainian manoeuvre on independence day (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,643)
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Last year’s output from Norway’s fossil-fuel giant ‘will kill up to 58,000 people’
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Carbon capture and storage is a costly white elephant – so why is the EU pushing it?
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Listen: What can Europeans expect from the UK’s new prime minister, Andy Burnham?
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As Europe burns, member states are actually slashing the number of fire-fighters – thanks to EU deficit rules
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Belgium abandons Gaza students with university places, as Italy shows evacuations are possible
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Ukraine battlefield becoming one vast grey zone, as Russian units penetrating deeper (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,642)
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Seize Russia’s frozen €210bn for Ukraine now – while EU unity lasts
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Listen: Has noise become a political issue in Europe?
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Trump’s HIV funding cuts have left sufferers undiagnosed and could see an AIDS comeback
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[Interview] Europe’s labs are chronically underfunded and sovereignty is at stake, says French Academy chief Françoise Combes
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EU urged to use obscure blocking statute to protect International Criminal Court from Trump sanctions
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Russians infiltrate last stronghold before Sloviansk, as North Korea supplies devastating new missiles (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,639)
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‘Do not believe my prime minister’: Youngest-ever Norwegian MP urges EU to resist Oslo’s Arctic-oil lobbying
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Domestic politics and impunity, not migration, is greatest threat to Schengen
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Ireland’s EU presidency puts its contradictions on display: Atlantic tax haven, digital gatekeeper, defence free‑rider
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Spain to care for lone migrant children, as EU Commission joins far-right calls to send them back
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Irish alumina refinery is Russian Trojan Horse in EU sanctions
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EU raises alarm on election irregularities in Zambia, chief recipient of Global Gateway money
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Ukrainian spy chief predicts Putin’s plans: missile terrorism and Donbas meat-grinding (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,638)
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Putin takes aim at UK in anti-Nato game of fear
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Europe’s wildfire devastation could almost triple, new research finds
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[Interview] Does copyright protect your AI-generated content in Europe? Let’s find out
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Who profits from banking’s AI moment?
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Amnesty demands EU stops ‘outsourcing asylum’ and accuses Meloni of authoritarian tricks to push Albania deal
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Ukraine using Slovak MiG-29s to destroy Russian bridges (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,637)
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Cracks – but no crackdown. Russia’s elite is beginning to say the unsayable: the war is a disaster
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BRICS countries condemn EU carbon tax as ‘punitive and protectionist’
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Putin has become a prisoner of his own war
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After France’s failed attempt, who will be first to shape Europe’s answer to children and social media?
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Denmark’s ‘socialist’ leader is a race-baiting fake, not an EU model
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Russia is adapting its drone-warfare strategy, with faster and deadlier ‘Shaheds’ (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,636)
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Italy’s fuel tax cuts don’t make EU list for budget flexibility, despite Meloni’s appeal
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Europe’s dangerous art of anti-Muslim doublespeak
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Journalists need to report on who is causing the climate crisis, so that the EU public feels it can make a change
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[Interview] Ukrainian frontline reporter Diana Bucko: ‘I have learned not only to report on the war, but also to live in it’
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Greek billionaire’s ships carried €2.35bn of Russian Arctic gas to Europe this year
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Slumping cocoa price leaves West Africa’s farmers struggling to comply with EU’s anti-deforestation law
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Battles at Ceuta’s borders increasingly normalise externalisation brutality, says migration expert
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Russia used AI slop to discredit news of Ukraine’s territorial gains (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,635)
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EU action against ‘The Com’, a nihilist online extremist network, shows that security policies might be outdated
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Morocco flaunts power to stop EU-bound migrants
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Russia killed Austria’s dream of peace, but military service is also cheap labour
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[Interview] EU’s carmakers face their own Nokia challenge to survive Chinese threat, says industry expert
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Morocco emboldened by strong US ties, amid fears of second migrant surge into Spanish enclaves
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Southern Europe leads boom in young, high-growth firms, as Germany falls behind
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Ukrainian drones wipe out elite US brigade in drills, as Europe bankrolls Kyiv and US aid falls to zero (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,632)
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German spies to get offensive powers, breaking post-Cold War taboo on ‘secret police’
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Europe’s climate-elephant in the room: What to do with left-over emissions when we get to net zero?
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As new president András Baka arrives, is Orbán preparing to leave Hungary? (Day 94 of the Tisza government)
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September meeting aims to seal five EU-country deal on Uganda migrant return hub
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Meta and Ray-Ban’s ‘pervert glasses’ prompt criminal complaint in Germany
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EU risks winter gas-price spiral, as stocks run low
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Silence ended: Ukraine reveals its largest liberation of territory in four years (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,631)
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‘Muslim Nato’ could see Saudia Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan clash with Israel or Iran
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EU new packaging regime locks small publishers out of single market
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EU’s invisible, €2bn border-check system needs public scrutiny
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[Interview] From cheap drones to AI targeting: Ukraine’s robots still answer to human commanders
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Rwanda revealed as EU’s first migrant return hub, but what’s in it for Kigali?
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What is now happening at the viral Moscow refinery whose ‘roof flew off’ in a blast in June? (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,630)
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EU double standards on pesticides exposed, amid warning of coffee and citrus price spikes
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Ousted by Orbán, back with a vengeance: Hungary’s president András Baka to restore rule of law
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Europe’s 2026 wildfires show the cost of ignoring prevention
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Ceuta crisis showed EU gave too much power to Morocco
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Africa shields FIFA’s Infantino from European attacks, amid World Cup final row between Morocco and Spain
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EU now hosting 4.4m Ukrainian refugees, but fighting-age men to face restrictions
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EU fuelling economic ‘doom loop’ by weakening climate rules during record heatwave, Dutch bank says
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Jet-powered Russian drone could cause harsh winter for Ukraine (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,629)
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Operation Matryoshka: Russia using ‘BBC news’ fakes to pervert key German vote
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Reverse centaurs: EU approach to AI risks dystopia for human workers
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Only a joint Ukraine-EU defence force can stop Putin’s imperialist rampage
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Banned Russian fuel keeps re-entering EU ports, with cargoes doubling in July
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World’s oceans also boiling, as Europe burns in heatwaves and wildfires
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EU still trying to water down UN tax convention, despite research pointing to billions in new revenue
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Russia’s new ‘drone‑proof’ tanks overwhelmed by Ukrainian swarms in Donbas battle (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,628)
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Baltic states get ready for Russian false-flag attack on Nato
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A Golden Age in central and eastern Europe, which became one of the best places in the world to live
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[Interview] Far-right Le Pen in the Élysée could pull France out of Nato’s military command, French political scientist warns
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EU’s hidden food border inspectors get busier in an era of expanding trade
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In an over-heating Europe, treating air conditioning as ‘American decadence’ has become dangerous
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France becomes latest to back assisted dying as patchwork of laws emerges across EU
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Another record-distance Ukrainian strike leaves Russia’s Wildberries facing collapse — unless the Kremlin steps in(Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,625)
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Europe is creating a new international court for Putin — one he may never face while in power
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Hungary faces record heat, nuclear fears and a public media scandal ahead of August presidential vote (Day 87 of the Tisza government)
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10 EUobserver investigations from 2026 so far you shouldn’t miss
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EU ministers leave Global Gateway board seats empty despite transparency complaints
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Ceuta ‘not back to normal’ after Morocco border surge leaves residents shocked and unaccompanied minors homeless
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Want to see the climate crisis? Go to the banks of the dried-up Danube
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Russian ‘Starlink’ creates first coverage windows over Ukraine, raising concerns about future drone command and control (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,624)
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Thousand protesters to camp out against the EU’s flagship lithium mine in Portugal
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[Interview] Ireland’s Mary Robinson on Israel-Palestine: ‘Unless there is accountability, the situation is going to get so much worse’
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As Trump weaponises US law abroad, Brussels faces sovereignty test
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Extreme heat puts €800bn hole in Europe’s economy — as Germany, France and Italy bear the brunt
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EU hands Ukraine €1.4bn in interest from frozen Russian assets following deadly attack on Kyiv
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Ukraine’s air defence failed to shoot down a single Russian missile overnight, bringing Elon Musk’s Starlink into the spotlight (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,623)
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Report: German taxpayers’ money backed new gas drilling in the Amazon, despite pledging to stop funding fossil fuels abroad
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Heatwave blood crisis exposes EU’s risky dependence on American plasma
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From the Vlora to Ceuta: has Europe forgotten that ‘they are people’?
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Russia’s new Banderol missile cripples Ukraine’s Black Sea grain exports (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,621)
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Attacks on LGBTI people are the warning sign of a wider backlash against democracy
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[Interview] Ukrainians should lose their illusions about the EU before joining, says EIB chief in Kyiv
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‘Cursed August’ returns to haunt Russia as Putin’s regime comes under pressure
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EU risks missing digital jobs target by five million, despite rapid tech growth
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Poland’s six‑minute Russia missile scare shows how fast Nato can spot a threat — and the agonising slowness of deciding if to fire back
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Romania defends Nato’s Eastern flank even without a working government and a busted budget
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Internal documents reveal Shell decision to keep polluted Niger Delta pipeline open despite staff warnings
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Mass sea crossings to Spain’s Ceuta enclave prompt EU anti-migrant panic
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FP-1, Liutyi, Hornet: The drones behind Russia’s new fuel crisis (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,619)
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EU options paper on Israel settler imports is ‘misleading’ and designed to ‘justify inaction’, legal scholars say
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A purge against Orbán-era billionaires could begin this autumn (Day 80 of the Tisza government in Hungary)
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Germany has lost its moral compass, as it shields Israel from sanctions and legal scrutiny
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Burnham’s first 10 days in No. 10: popular tax breaks, but North Sea oil gambit risks backlash
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Ukraine escalates Wildberries attacks to hit Russia’s second-biggest bank as missile crashes in Poland (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,618)
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EU to co-fund seven AI Gigafactories in race for tech autonomy
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Those who can’t wait 72 hours for help left behind in EU crisis plan
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‘It’s like returning to the Wild West’ – Moldova tries to lure back its lost citizens
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Exclusive: Leaked legal advice questions legality of EU Commission’s Israeli police data-deal
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Russia denies fresh mobilisation plans as analysts warn of post-election call-up and citizens research how to leave the country (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,617)
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With twice the arable land of France, Ukraine’s vast farms spooks European counterparts amid looming fight over market access and EU subsidies
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Europe’s queer ‘conversion’ therapy crisis is an invisible trauma for victims, but a difficult practice to ban
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Is the next EU budget about to torpedo social care in Europe?
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Three Israeli farm companies advertise exports from occupied West Bank to Spain, defying settlement products ban
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Brussels is not pulling Armenia away from Russia – it is pushing Yerevan into autocracy
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Trump’s US troop cuts in Europe envisages ‘Nato 3.0’ – but also leaves a risky ‘transition gap’
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The threat of ‘total economic war’ looms. And July sees highest civilian deaths since 2022 (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,616)
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Europe’s wildfires surge 57% as France and Spain call in EU help
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Hungary’s media reckoning: how Péter Magyar is tearing down Orbán’s propaganda empire
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Stop letting the ‘liberals vs populists’ story turn the far-right into the only alternative
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Heat pumps, solar and wind could cut EU gas use by a quarter and blunt next energy shock, study finds
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What went wrong? Russian missile attack on open-air weapons exhibition exposes catalogue of errors (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,615)
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Chip shortages forced China to find way to make cheaper AI models than US
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Brussels found Russia’s LNG weak spot — then carved out an exception for a Greek billionaire
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Berlin Pride van attack tests EU vows to protect LGBTQ+ people as far-right parties court queer voters
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From Mar‑a‑Lago to Moscow: how Trump’s FBI chief is shredding allies’ faith in US intelligence
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[Interview] French-Palestinian MEP Rima Hassan: ‘Nobody believes in the two-state solution’
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US and Israeli pressure over Karim Khan could rewrite the rules and weaken the International Criminal Court
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Death of French Epstein pimp Daniel Siad ends judicial case, leaving victims searching for justice
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Sweden moves to ban ‘forever chemicals’ in consumer products from 2028 as EU-wide ban remains in limbo
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EU accuses TikTok of failing to protect teens’ privacy, risking billion euro fine
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Russia’s top Su‑57 fighter crashes near Moscow amid claims of Ukrainian cyber “friendly fire” op (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,612)
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Russian ex-combatants set for EU visa entry ban as of October
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Petro-dictatorship Azerbaijan locks up journalists, as EU praises Baku for opening the energy taps
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Listen: Can the EU fine Google, Apple, Meta, without angering Trump?
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[Interview] Putin is ‘already at war’ with Europe, Kasparov says
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Google hit with ‘bare minimum’ EU fine for steering users to their services
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Greek billionaire dilutes largest EU anti-Russian sanctions package with an LNG exemption
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How Europe’s liberals are embracing the politics of security
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Would I kill Putin? Without hesitation, says a Russian journalist from the Ukrainian front (Ukraine Battlefield update, day 1,611)
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Fidesz on the brink of collapse as Orbán’s puppets fall, while Magyar makes his first major blunder (102 days since the election)
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A film about homecoming shot on a stolen shore: how Nolan’s Odyssey normalises Morocco’s grip on Western Sahara
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When tech billionaires govern the sky: Musk, Thiel, Altman and the privatisation of space
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[Interview] Ukrainian MP Ivanna Klympush: ‘I would like to see the countries that joined the EU and had no problems with corruption’
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Listen: Why are Europeans struggling to eradicate poverty?
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Blazing a trail or firing blanks?: Will France’s social media ban for kids actually work?
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Ukraine’s new commander has three ways to win the war: training, drones and culture change (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,610)
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White supremacists see their European citizen’s initiative end in shambles
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‘I would have ethnically cleansed Kosovo in 1998’, says Serbian minister – opening a Balkan Pandora’s Box
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Microplastics in children and cancer tissues raise alarm over weak EU protections
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Europe’s heatwave deaths are not ‘natural disasters’ — they are housing policy choices
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Dragon’s teeth and ditches: inside the Baltics’ new 950km defence barrier against Russia
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Social media influencers now roam EU corridors of power: free trips, selfies with leaders but a grey zone for ethics
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Listen: Does Pedro Sánchez stand a chance of being reelected?
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Mjølnerparken: the Copenhagen ‘ghetto’ where the community are fighting back
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Ukrainians can do as they please in the Sea of Azov—and they’re turning it into a graveyard for Russian ships (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,609)
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[Interview] Regimes like Putin’s look strong until the last minute before they fall, Czech expert says
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Ukraine’s media revolt: eight newsrooms defy Kyiv court to publish ‘forbidden’ corruption probe
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Europe’s treaties leave no room for dictatorship in a member state – if we actually enforce them
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‘I am Elke’: the communist mayor who won Austria’s second-largest city with housing fixes
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Von der Leyen is right to reject a blanket kids’ social media ban — but her plan still lets Big Tech off the hook
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What Zelensky’s new government reshuffle says about his election plans and next phase of the Ukraine war
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New EU budget stance shifts migration cash to member states, risking abuses at the borders
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EU says Trump’s tariffs barely touch European companies — US importers foot the bill
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Growing revolt against Ukraine’s top commander sees soldiers shredding his awards (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,608)
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Zelensky’s defence shake‑up backfires as ousted minister Fedorov denounces army chief and reveals 11 failings in Ukraine’s army
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Putin’s war is going badly — and China, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Armenia and Turkey are quietly walking away
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EU integration without dealing with the past? Democratisation, reconciliation, and regional cooperation in the Western Balkans
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This SUMMER: EU leaders on the beach, Putin blocked by Ukrainian drones
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Zelensky’s reshuffle surprised everyone – and Ukraine just fired its fastest learner
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Airline emissions bills and carbon credits for investment dominate revamp of EU’s labyrinthine emissions scheme
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EU to give boost to prosecutor’s office as part of new anti-corruption measures later this year
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Ukraine’s new French and Swedish jets will pose threat to Russia’s top warplanes (Ukraine Battlefield update: Day 1,605)
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The EU-China trade war: what if Beijing hits back?
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How Britain’s Andy Burnham went from ‘King of the North’ to inheriting the 10 Downing Street throne
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Listen: Is Ukraine gaining the upper hand against Russia?
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[Interview] ‘Some of the resistance comes from people fearing they’ll end up without a job,’ says industry expert on Europe’s slow electrification
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Danish shipyard keeping Putin’s €4bn gas tankers afloat angers EU politicians
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MEPs voting to shield themselves from investigation? Sadly, that’s all too typical
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Orbán watches World Cup in US as Fidesz falls apart (95 days after the election)
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EU’s Gaza reconstruction pledge means nothing without Israel giving access to the enclave
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Russia and China have a plan to disable Starlink, as Ukraine war comes to space (Ukraine Battlefield update: Day 1,604)
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The ICC is in its worst crisis yet — and Europe’s double standards are a big part of the problem
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Listen: France legalises assisted dying, is Europe following?
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Who is Karen Malayan: Russia’s top diplomat in Brussels, or yet another spy?
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How Pakistan’s slave‑like cotton labour still feeds EU fashion despite new rules
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Chinese Mission to the EU and Europe Jacques Delors jointly hold seminar on China-EU cooperation on Green transition
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From Trojan Horse in Brussels to executive for China’s BYD – Hungary’s Szijjártó makes classic ‘revolving doors’ move
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EU offers India the keys to Horizon, months after signing ‘mother of all trade deals’ with Delhi
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Russia is running out of missiles, had to skimp on defence of a nuclear‑submarine base (Ukraine Battlefield update: Day 1,603)
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EU’s top court is the hard-right’s next target – and MEP Weimers’ report just pulled the trigger
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EU home affairs Brunner branded ‘completely lost’ in secret Brussels meeting on Taliban deportations
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Kushner‑backed luxury project in Albania becomes a litmus test for EU accession green standards
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The farming lobby is in bed with the pesticide industry – against the interests of farmers themselves
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Listen: Can Europe remain prosperous with a rapidly ageing population?
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Le Pen and Farage – the far-right always play the ‘victim’ card
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Exclusive: Frontex returned almost 50 people to Afghanistan this year with help from NGO fronted by UK security veterans
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EU-banned facial-recognition cameras made in Spain now watch millions of Indians
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EU governments can’t kick their fossil fuels addiction, even when they want to
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EU official signals ‘unilateral’ trade curbs on Chinese exports, saying dialogue alone will not be enough
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EU warns of worker shortage as population ages – and says migration is now a ‘necessity’
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Russian oil industry set back 20 years by Ukrainian strikes (Ukraine Battlefield update: Day 1,602)
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EU still in talks on new Russia sanctions, as two sanctioned ‘shadow fleet’ tankers sail through European waters
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EU’s new ‘Made in Europe’ push is a costly patchwork: one label, four policies, no design
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Listen: Will the EU finally ban social media for kids?
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Secrecy Tracker: Commission buries Gaza audits as EU top court faces transparency backlash
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[Interview] The US Democrat trying to convince Brussels to stand up to Trump on methane
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Missing the wood for the trees – the EU’s unloved deforestation law reaches endgame
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Most EU countries back ‘full ban’ on Israeli settler imports — but unanimity fight looms
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EU imposes Sudan gold ban but declines to sanction UAE-backed militia accused of ‘genocide’
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Kidnapping, murder, and Ukrainian brigade chief on the run, after insults to his wife (Ukraine Battlefield update: Day 1,601)
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EU parliament lets Meta and Google keep scanning users’ messages, in a win for ‘Chat Control’ backers. What it means – and why it matters
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Von der Leyen targets ‘addictive’ social media with EU rules for under‑13s by autumn
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How extending Covid funds could be a key bargaining chip in EU budget fight
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Nato’s Ankara summit was a pantomime – serious leaders saying absurd things
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Listen: When will Gaza finally find peace?
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THIS WEEK: EU weighs curbs on Israeli-settlement trade, as India tech ties and carbon market review top agenda
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