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politicsThe European Union plans a training and advisory mission to support Lebanon’s armed forces and Internal Security Forces, a proposal that would not replace the United Nations peacekeeping force whose mandate is due to...
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politicsTesla has renamed its driver-assistance system Tesla Assisted Driving on its European websites, replacing the Full Self-Driving branding as the company pursues broader regulatory approval.
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politicsThe European Commission is considering changes to a proposed broad levy on companies operating in the European Union that could increase the amount paid by large technology groups, according to accounts from officials...
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politicsTesla is seeking EU-wide approval for its supervised Full Self-Driving system as national approvals expand, while safety researchers question whether the evidence Tesla submitted demonstrates that the technology reduc...
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politicsThe European Commission has proposed a 15-year safeguard that could allow the European Union to cut funding or suspend voting rights for new member states found to have seriously breached EU values.
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politicsEU ambassadors approved a proposed expansion of sanctions against Russia on October 7, endorsing a large set of new listings focused mainly on people and entities connected to the country’s military-industrial sector.
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politicsEuropean Parliament President Roberta Metsola said the institution is taking allegations about French lawmaker Rima Hassan’s handling of Israeli and European Union flags at a memorial exhibition seriously and is follo...
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politicsFrance and Germany have proposed giving the European Commission faster powers to respond to trade distortions and reduce the European Union’s reliance on concentrated supply sources, but the plan is not yet law and it...
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politicsVoting opened Sunday in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s general election, with about 3.4 million voters choosing members of the country’s three-person presidency, national lawmakers and leaders of its two entities.
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marketsOil prices fell on Friday as traders weighed reports that European countries were considering a release of emergency fuel stocks against shifting concerns about global supply.
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technologyThe European Commission is testing Element Pro as a backup to Microsoft Teams, but anonymous officials have questioned the software’s usefulness and ease of use.
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politicsEuropean consumer authorities have launched coordinated investigations into video-game companies’ use of virtual currencies and in-game purchases, seeking changes to commercial practices they say may not meet consumer...
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marketsEuropean securities authorities and regulators in France, Germany and Greece are examining whether Binance properly relied on the MiCA reverse-solicitation exemption to continue serving some customers in the European...
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politicsAndy Burnham used his first Labour Party conference speech as prime minister to propose a closer long-term relationship with the European Union and outline major changes to pensions, social care and elections.
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politicsFrench President Emmanuel Macron and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez welcomed the possibility of the United Kingdom rejoining the European Union on Wednesday, after UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said membership...
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politicsThe Washington summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping produced an extension of the countries’ trade truce but no major public breakthrough on several central disputes, including tr...
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politicsGermany and five other European Union governments are calling for the bloc’s proposed 2028-2034 budget to be cut by several hundred billion euros, warning they will not support an agreement without substantial reducti...
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marketsGreece has entered the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) register for the first time, with four providers listed as authorized under the bloc’s crypto regulatory framework.
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politicsPrime Minister Andy Burnham said he will present options for Britain’s long-term relationship with the European Union around a planned UK-EU summit later this year, and seek political consensus on a course for closer...
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politicsThe European Commission is examining whether to postpone methane requirements for imported oil and gas that are scheduled to begin in January 2027, Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen said, as governments cite concerns...
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