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No Nato deal despite Hungary-Sweden summit talks

Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán is still flashing his Nato veto on Sweden, after dropping his EU veto on Ukraine. Read on »

FEATURE Kherson — a city under siege on Ukraine's 1,000km frontline

A war of attrition is entrenched along Ukraine's 1,000km frontline. But in the south-east, Kherson — a city where Russian forces are just across the Dnipro River — it remains a siege. Read on »

Farmers call for 'fair prices' and set fires in Brussels protest

Thousands of European farmers protested outside the European Parliament for fair prices, less red tape and more time and money for the green transition — but fires and vandalism in Brussels may overshadow their cause. Read on »

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EU reaches rapid deal on Ukraine aid after Orbán folds

EU leaders rapidly agreed on Thursday to deliver a €50bn four-year economic aid to Ukraine, despite opposition in the run-up to the summit from Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán Read on »

ANALYSIS Orbán emerges claiming victory — while EU delivers Ukraine aid

EU officials and diplomats have often been asked by journalists what they think Orbán really wants to get out of this negotiation on the €50bn for Ukraine that he blocked for weeks. The answers vary. Read on »

OPINION Why we need to worry about Russian disinfo in Bulgaria

Conclusions from three fact-checking organisations point to nothing less than a sophisticated information assault perpetrated by Russia on the democratic process of an EU member state. Read on »

MEP: Slave-labour burden of proof should be on companies

The EU is drafting new rules to investigate, ban and ultimately remove a product from the single market if forced labour is used. However, the three institutions remain far apart on redress for victims, who investigates, and slave-labour by states. Read on »

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