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Toxic talks and fake news, as Hungary readies to take EU helm
Toxic meetings on Russia and social-media tantrums seem set to mark Hungary's EU presidency, which might also see Gazprom logos on Orbán's pet football team. Read on »
EU lagging China and US on 'winner takes it all' AI investment, auditors warn
While EU leaders celebrated the AI act as a "landmark" in regulating the new technology, its own auditors warn that at the current rate of investment, European AI innovation is falling rapidly behind its competitors in the US and China.Read on »
Former spy chief Dick Schoof poised to become Dutch prime minister
Former spy chief Dick Schoof, who was accused of illegally tracking citizens as head of the Dutch counterterrorism unit, is poised to become the next prime minister of the Netherlands.Read on »
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Rift within EU Commission widens over cash-for-migrant Tunisia deal
A rift is widening within the EU Commission over the EU cash-for-migrant agreement signed with Tunisia last year.Read on »
Why do far-right dominate TikTok — and can that be changed?OPINION
Around 142 million people in the European Union browse TikTok regularly — but you'll struggle to find the TikTok videos of the European People's Party's Spitzenkandidat Ursula von der Leyen, Germany’s Terry Reintke (Greens), or France’s Valérie Hayer (Renew Europe)Read on »
The fight for Georgia’s European futureCOLUMN
Georgian-Russian oligarch Bidzina Ivanishvili feels that Russia is winning the war against Ukraine. Since Moscow’s potential victory will necessarily weaken the West and consolidate Russian illiberal influence in Europe, the Georgian Dream party is poised to join Russia’s side – in defiance of the will of Georgian people.Read on »
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