Countries like the Netherlands and Belgium have long traditions of collective action for consumers, while in other EU countries legal…
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How a Libyan warlord humiliated Brussels – POLITICO
Blame game Brussels obtained the blame, with officials from Rome and Athens privately suggesting the EU team had let the…
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Two visions of European finance clash at elite Italian banking gathering – POLITICO
It launched last year, when Milanese banking giant UniCredit angered Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government by attempting to take over…
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Trump pledges to sell US arms to Ukraine via NATO as Europe prepares to step up – POLITICO
Perhaps feeling the heat, Trump informed NBC News late Thursday that: “We’re sfinishing weapons to NATO, and NATO is paying…
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Africa must stop migrants reaching Europe to keep EU cash, plans display – POLITICO
In the plan, the Commission suggests potentially cutting funds to poorer countries if they don’t play their part in reducing…
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Berlin calls Europe’s immigration hard-liners to summit on asylum rules – POLITICO
The aim of the summit is a declaration containing concrete ideas — including on border protection and deporting rejected asylum-seekers…
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Europeans agree EU should enforce rules on Big Tech, states poll – POLITICO
Close to two-thirds of respondents to a survey by YouGov — commissioned by the non-profit organizations People vs Big Tech…
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Quantum tech is coming — and with it a risk of cyber doomsday – POLITICO
U.S. tech giant IBM, a frontrunner in quantum tech, recently announced it expects to have the first workable quantum computer…
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A new tech race is on. Can Europe learn from the ones it lost? – POLITICO
Under a program led by the U.S. government’s DARPA defense research agency, 18 companies have been selected as part of…
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