- — Serbia’s student victory leaves Kosovo Serbs facing uncertainty
- Belgrade funds healthcare, education, pensions and social assistance for Kosovo's Serbs
- — Gunman ‘fascinated by far-right’ kills six in Krakow, Poland
- Tusk called the shooting an act of "terrorism"
- — Five killed, dozen wounded in Krakow mass shooting
- Krakow's Main Square is one of Poland's landmark tourist hotspots
- — Commission opens roaming talks with Western Balkans countries
- Move welcomed by travellers also carries political significance
- — A tale of two bubbles
- The AI bubble will devastate Europe when it bursts. Why is Brussels inflating it?
- — Dutch, Spanish candidates will vie to succeed ECB’s Lagarde
- EU leaders are aiming to agree on Lagarde's successor by December, potentially as part of a wider ECB leadership shake-up
- — Editors’ Choice: Less is now more
- The Friday edition of our PM newsletter looks at the week that was in European politics and policy
- — Ireland suspects ‘co-ordinated’ campaign as Europe bomb hoaxes widen
- Dozens of flights disrupted across Europe as authorities struggle to trace those behind the false alarms
- — Europe rebuffs US push for new ‘security architecture’ in Russia deal
- Kallas insists Putin has no veto over European security and warns against rewriting existing arrangements
- — Peace agreement in Ukraine ‘will require’ EU: Kallas
- Speaking after talks with Baltic Sea foreign ministers, Kallas said it was far from clear when any peace deal could be reached
- — Poland urges faster EU social media ban for kids
- Warsaw also wants simpler rules banning social media for under 15s
- — Mélenchon takes aim at the EU
- The far-left leader is ready to ‘take on’ Brussels with a French ‘front of refusal’
- — EU’s animal testing phase-out hinges on regulators, not labs, says Tsiodras [Partner Content]
- Parliament’s rapporteur on chemicals assessment reform says the bottleneck is no longer the science but the rulebook – and warns of a new patchwork across agencies and borders
- — No ‘revolutions’ – EU aims to hold line at COP31
- Beyond electrification, Brussels aims to keep existing climate commitments alive in Antalya
- — Kushner invokes Cold War diplomacy for European security deal
- Ahead of Abu Dhabi talks, Washington proposes a new security architecture for Europe
- — Spain to pull olive oil from market as glut looms
- Madrid orders mills to withhold 12% of production, angering exporters
- — New probe by EU prosecutors into Spain’s fatal high-speed line
- A second deadly accident in a year has ramped up scrutiny over the management of Spain's railway system
- — Capitals agree minimum one-year delay for EU methane law
- Countries backing European Parliament demand for three years secure a review in 2027
- — TikTok’s personalised feeds under fire for EU online safety breaches
- Preliminary findings reflect Commission's first in-depth look at recommender systems
- — Metsola urges Poles to put parliament first amid constitutional strife
- Poland, like all European countries, must make democracy work, says Roberta Metsola
- — EU countries dig in heels over industrial decarbonisation deadline
- Internal documents show positions are clear, but agreement elusive
- — China launches trade probes into EU chemical, fibre imports
- The investigation comes despite the recent easing of trade tensions between Beijing and Brussels
- — Ukraine: Trump hails ‘big, beautiful agreement’ for ‘all of Europe’
- The US president has trumpeted a peace deal with Russia extending beyond Ukraine to cover the whole of Europe
- — Finland wants eastern EU to share ‘burden’ of climate action, minister says
- Helsinki 'struggling' to meet EU-mandated 50% emissions reduction target by 2030
- — EU-wide data centre protests take aim at Brussels
- It's 'only a question of time' before Europe sees large-scale demonstrations, warns EPP's Schwab
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