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The EU Was Popping the Corks in Brussels Over Hungary Last Night

European Union: Surveillance Technology Sold to Rights Violators

(Brussels, May 12, 2026) - The European Union has failed to prevent member states from exporting surveillance technology to governments with well-documented histories of using tech...

European Union condemns escalation of global conflicts harming ordinary folks

THE European Union (EU) has defended the rules-based international order and condemned Russia’s invasion of Ukraine while warning that rising global conflicts were worsening econom...

European Union support for the UN ‘more vital than ever’, Security Council hears

A senior United Nations official on Monday hailed the European Union (EU) as “a major economic and diplomatic actor and a strong advocate of multilateralism.” Read the full story,...

EU Pokes the Bear Again: Bragging About Sending Aid to Cuba

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Upping the Ante: European Military Action Against American Internet Companies?

The European Union's "Made in Europe" Push

Government contractors and suppliers in the U.S. with European public-sector business should take note: A sweeping European Union (EU) legislative proposal could restrict their acc...

European Union ramps up crisis testing, convinced that Trump's security priorities lie elsewhere

The European Union is set to ramp up tests on rules that oblige the bloc's 27 member countries to help each other in times of crisis, as the…

European Union ramps up crisis testing, convinced that Trump's security priorities lie elsewhere

The European Union is set to ramp up tests on rules that oblige the bloc's 27 member countries to help each other in times of crisis, as the…

European Union: Surveillance Technology Sold to Rights Violators

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'Absolute shame': European lawmakers slam EU's failure to suspend Israel deal

Spain and Ireland push for Israel sanctions, but EU nations remain deeply divided over suspending trade agreements

'No support' over suspension of EU-Israel agreement

EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas has said there was no unanimity at a meeting of foreign ministers for a full suspension of the EU Israel Association Agreement.

‘Europe’s crediblity is at stake’ – EU divided on suspension of Israel pact despite Irish and Spanish push for action

European countries including Ireland and Spain pushed on Tuesday to suspend a pact governing the EU's ties with Israel but failed to garner enough support from the bloc's other mem...

EU planning ‘military Schengen’ mobility network, commissioner says

The European Union and NATO have agreed on a €100 billion infrastructure project that would lay the foundations for a “military Schengen” zone to speed troop and equipment movement...

European Parliament backs EU-wide conversion therapy ban

More than 1.2 million people backed campaign The post European Parliament backs EU-wide conversion therapy ban appeared first on Washington Blade: LGBTQ News, Politics, LG...

EU Geopolitical Risk Update - Key Policy &amp; Regulatory Developments No. 126

This regular alert covers key policy and regulatory developments related to EU geopolitical risks, including in particular, economic security, Russia’s war against Ukraine, health...

Kallas, von der Leyen and the rivalry over EU intelligence

Brussels is beefing up its intelligence machinery. Zoya Sheftalovich and Kathryn Carlson talk about the growing role of INTCEN — the EU’s little-known intelligence-analysis hub ins...

Europeans Have an Opinion. So What?

‘We’ll be a museum’: EU heavyweights back industrial accelerator as China shock fears grow

Major EU members offered qualified support for the bloc’s flagship industrial plans on Thursday in the first debate over a proposal that has deepened tensions with China. Germany,...

Hungary’s Magyar eyes swift political deal to unfreeze EU funds after Orbán years – as it happened

New Hungarian leader says he could sign a political agreement with the EU in mid-MayThe commission also got asked about the Italian proposals for a “wild west-style bounties” that...

EU formally green-lights sanctions against Israeli settlers

"Extremisms and violence carry consequences," EU top diplomat Kaja Kallas said.

EU declines to suspend Israel trade agreement despite international pleas

A panel of UN experts on Monday unsuccessfully pleaded with the European Union to immediately suspend the EU-Israel Association Agreement at the EU foreign ministers meeting in Lux...

Will Europe's Only Ally in the Middle East Turn Out to Be Iran?