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Italy set to delay eurozone bailout fund reform that helps banks
European Commission cooks up GDPR steroids shot
Italy’s new EU prosecutor faces criticism over judiciary independence
West after Wagner rebellion: Talk softly and help Ukraine carry a bigger stick
Russia is ‘cracking’ after Wagner rebellion, EU’s top diplomat says
Can Spain close urgent EU fiscal reforms? Don’t bank on it
Ballsy EU Commission moves to make Russia pay for Ukraine
The unprecedented move is controversial among some EU countries and the ECB, which think going it alone is too risky.
‘Frustrated’ EU countries resolve renewables feud with concession for France
France’s last-ditch effort is similar to Germany’s precedent-breaking push to amend the 2035 combustion engine phaseout.
Franco-German showdown makes EU fiscal rules reform unlikely this year
‘We need common rules that are the same for everyone,’ German finance minister says.
NATO vs. Canada, its nicest truant
Canada is a committed, agreeable ally. So why, NATO countries are wondering, is it not getting up to speed on spending targets?
Key renewables vote in Council postponed over nuclear spat
The Swedish presidency is leery of France blocking the approval process at the last minute.
A top EU official helps run a luxury hotel in Bali — and never had to tell Brussels
It’s a setup that transparency campaigners say exposes a ‘broken’ system for assessing potential conflicts of interest.
What’s actually in the EU’s migration deal?
Unpacking how the best chance in years to reform Europe’s migration rules would affect the Continent.
EU countries agree to major migration deal
Last-minute concessions to Italy unblocked a deal that could overhaul the EU’s asylum system for the first time in years.
‘Everything is still up for negotiation’: Migration reform hangs in the balance
Negotiators are racing to reach a deal this week, hoping to keep momentum going on their best chance in years to overhaul asylum rules.
In wake of Qatargate, Commission releases binding ethics accord
The European Commission’s ethics body proposal has set the stage for a partisan fight a year ahead of EU elections.
EU fraud buster pushes — again — to enter Parliament offices
The head of OLAF seeks enhanced cooperation to investigate apparent budgetary offenses.
Record Meta fine masks Europe’s privacy struggle
The European Union is divided over how to enforce its infamous privacy rulebook, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
EU prosecutor raids 40 homes in €30M fraud probe
Seven law enforcement agencies are taking part in the ongoing investigation.
Dozen EU countries blast Commission’s deal to restrict Ukrainian grain
The arrangement ‘undermines the integrity of the EU internal market,’ the 12 governments say.
EU capitals propose Chips Act for medicines
Countries are concerned by the concentration of pharmaceutical production in China.
EU Parliament’s plush pension pot faces €300M hole
A solution is being sought for the bonus ex-MEP retirement fund that is massively in the red.
Swedish space rocket crash lands in Norway, sparking Nordic spat
Oslo government slams Sweden’s initial silence over rocket mishap.
EU evacuates diplomatic staff from Sudan
Bloc’s ambassador leaves Khartoum but remains in the country.
EU schemes up sweeteners to woo countries away from Russia and China
A confidential briefing shows the EU’s individualized plans to win back — or not lose — four ‘priority countries’ on the Western alliance’s edges.
France and Poland spar as EU plan to buy Ukraine ammo idles in legal limbo
France wants to keep the contracts within the EU, a push that has drawn out negotiations.