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Putin allows government takeover of firms vulnerable to drone attacks
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Gun violence rattles Brussels as mayor points to ‘bullet holes in the ground’
Belgian Interior Minister claims that shootings were a targeted response from drug criminals to intensified police raids.
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Germany ‘under threat,’ Merz says after another explosive drone found near airport
We have "come under increased scrutiny from hybrid attackers," chancellor warns.
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Trump’s trade chief invited to Ireland for EU talks
The October meeting is set to occur as the U.S. ramps up pressure on the bloc’s regulatory framework.
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Costa tours the capitals — while Merz rallies the penny-pinchers
António Costa is kicking off a tour of EU capitals to find out what leaders want from the bloc’s next seven-year budget — and what they migh
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Kabinettsklausur: Altes Ritual, neue Probleme
Nach der Sommerpause trifft sich die Bundesregierung zur ersten Klausur nach dem Kabinettsumbau im brandenburgischen Schloss Neuhardenberg.
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Greece seeks to cash in on Odyssey ‘hype’
Tourist authorities want to harness the revival of interest in Homer's epic poem created by Christopher Nolan's blockbuster movie.
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Trump’s Arctic saber-rattling boosts Iceland’s pro-EU campaign
Icelanders vote on Saturday in a referendum on resuming membership talks with the EU.
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Saudi Arabia to invest €6B in massive French theme park site
The complex will include a manga-themed attraction, as POLITICO reported earlier this month.
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How a 17th-century Irish law is shielding Big Tech from class actions in Europe
Ireland has limits on outside funding for court challenges, stopping Europeans from seeking compensation from Big Tech for harms.
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Mirapolis : l’Elysée et l’Arabie saoudite officialisent un investissement à six milliards
Trois parcs d'attractions vont sortir de terre sur le site de l'ancien parc à thème de Mirapolis.
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Burnham ups the ante in fight against Russia — and leaves Merz in the shade
The new British prime minister was the only E3 leader in Kyiv on Monday as he announced a new Anglo-French partnership.
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Spain’s Sánchez calls national security meeting 26 days into Ceuta migration crisis
Critics had demanded the body be convened for weeks.
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Ukraine faces €23B defense funding hole as Western cash comes too slow
The gap emerged after Ukraine brought forward spending as Hungary delayed the EU’s €90B loan earlier this year.
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Far-left firebrand Mélenchon gaining ground in French presidential race, poll shows
Survey shows battle of political extremes becoming increasingly likely.
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Star news anchor steps down as her partner launches French presidential bid
Léa Salamé will step back as anchor of the 20h news show during Raphaël Glucksmann’s campaign.
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Sam and Anne’s guide to the term ahead
After a summer of setting out his stall, Andy Burnham now faces the hard task: turning ambition into action. In the last of the summer boxse
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What Ukraine needs to survive another winter
We’re back! And so are Ukraine’s key backers. On the 35th anniversary of Ukraine’s independence from the Soviet Union, leaders meet in Kyiv
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The Danube is drying up. Europe still has no plan.
Experts and green groups hope the Danube drought will be a wake-up call for EU policymakers.
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The shipping industry profits from conflict and looks East
At the peak of the Hormuz crisis, Kapa Research asked 300+ shipping leaders about the future. They see influence shifting East, turmoil as b
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Der Herbst des Friedrich Merz
Die Sommerpause ist vorbei und Kanzler Friedrich Merz blickt entscheidenden Wochen entgegen. Rasmus Buchsteiner analysiert, wie gefährlich s
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Britain told EU citizens to trust its settled status system. Then it mixed up identical twins.
A woman granted U.K. settled status under the post-Brexit system was left stranded abroad after the Home Office misidentified her.
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Ukraine widens its targets — and its tolerance for civilian casualties
Unlike Moscow, Kyiv has not deliberately tried to kill civilians.
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Germany’s establishment has a plan to contain the far right. Sort of.
On Sept. 6, the Alternative for Germany party is expected to break through the country's political "firewall."
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