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Meloni and Musk eviscerated by lone wolf MEP over Starlink

Elected to fight corruption, Klaus Iohannis resigns after a decade in office.

Trump's anxiously anticipated Ukraine 'peace plan' proposals, however, is unlikely to land this week.

Sánchez could soon present his plan to partners in Brussels.

The Italian military would be "at the mercy of the decisions" of Elon Musk, Grudler wrote.

While the headline figures are impressive, only 56% of projects slated for completion last year actually went online.

"We want to have green growth, but you can't have this huge transition in a super liberalised economy like the European economy," the General Secretary of the European Transport Workers' Federation told Euractiv.

In this episode, host Giada Santana and tech reporter Jakob Wulff Wold discuss Europe's ambitions at the global AI summit.

What was once billed as a gathering on AI safety saw EU leaders bring a clear message: more cash, fast.

The Polish prime minister's apparent threats to defy EU migration rules aren't as audacious as they appear.

The report highlights that AI systems, by definition, lack empathy - an essential element for trust and therapeutic relationships.

Will the €653.5 million Italian-funded centres in Albania continue operating despite negative court rulings?

Medicine shortages, preventive care, and mental health reform top priority list of new Belgian government says Health Minister Vandenbroucke.

And I have three simple questions for Ursula von der Leyen and Kaja Kallas.

The EPP has two options to get their reforms through the Parliament - with its traditional centrist partners, or in collaboration with an EU-sceptic far-right alliance.

The DSA says that the Commission should prepare the Code of Conduct on online advertising by 18 August

The alliance's target was €40 billion – but it's tough to determine exactly what impact the support is having on the battlefield.

Disabled people in Ukraine, Albania, Georgia and more are at risk due to the US freezing their foreign aid.

Iohannis has faced repeated calls to step down.

A European Commission spokesperson today said that the EU's offer "is still on the table" but that Transnistrian authorities "have gone for another solution."