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Belgian prime minister postpones State of the Union address amid budget disagreements

Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever has postponed his State of the Union address, originally scheduled for Tuesday, following the government’s failure to reach a timely budget agreement, reports 24brussels. De Wever…

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Kremlin warns Moldova over pro-European course amid growing tensions

Peskov threatens consequences as Moldova aligns with Europe On October 12, 2025, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov warned that Moldova would face “nothing good” if it continued its path of distancing itself from…

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Flemish government prohibits use of subsidies for legal actions against the region

Flemish Government Bars Subsidy-Funded Legal Actions Against Itself Organisations that receive subsidies from the Flemish government will no longer be permitted to use that funding to pursue legal actions against the region,…

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António Costa to represent EU at Gaza peace summit in Egypt

António Costa, the president of the European Council, will represent the EU at Monday’s Gaza peace summit in Sharm el-Sheikh, a spokesperson announced on Sunday, reports 24brussels. Egyptian president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi…

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Orban escalates accusations against opposition party amid rising political tension

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has intensified his rhetoric against the opposition party Tisza, accusing it of cooperating with Ukrainian intelligence and attempting to influence domestic politics. In a radio interview on October…

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EU still fuels Russia’s war economy despite aid to Ukraine

Four years into Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the European Union finds itself in a contradictory position — supporting Kyiv with record levels of financial and military assistance while continuing to pay…

2 days ago

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Moody’s maintains Belgium’s credit rating as government faces budget-cutting challenges

Credit rating agency Moody’s has maintained Belgium’s federal authorities’ rating at Aa3, surpassing expectations amid ongoing budget negotiations. With the government set to present its 2026 budget and a multiannual budget soon,…

3 days ago

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Hungary accused of long-term espionage against EU institutions

On October 9, 2025, a joint investigation by Spiegel, De Tijd, Paper Trail Media, Der Standard, and Hungarian NGO Direkt36 revealed that Hungarian intelligence services conducted covert operations in Brussels for years. Agents…

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Both Belgian prime minister and Antwerp mayor identified as possible targets of foiled terror plot

Belgium Foils Jihadist Attack Targeting Politicians Authorities in Belgium have thwarted a jihadist-inspired plot aimed at politicians, including Prime Minister Bart De Wever and acting Antwerp Mayor Els Van Doesburg, reports 24brussels.…

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Belgium considers use of frozen Russian assets for Ukraine reparations loan

On October 23–24, 2025, European Union leaders will convene at the European Council to discuss a proposal from the European Commission to extend a €140 billion “reparations loan” to Ukraine, backed by…

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DRC president urges Rwanda’s cooperation to halt violence during speech in Brussels

President Tshisekedi Urges Kagame to End Violence in Eastern Congo Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi has called on Rwandan President Paul Kagame to have “the courage” to cooperate in achieving peace and halting…

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Slovakia’s prime minister warns nuclear fuel ban risks EU energy security

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has described the European Commission’s plan to ban imports of Russian nuclear fuel as the “greatest threat” to the bloc’s energy stability, signaling deepening divisions within the…

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Belgian foreign minister welcomes Gaza ceasefire agreement with cautious optimism and calls for vigilance

Belgium’s Foreign Minister Reacts to Ceasefire Announcement Between Israel and Hamas Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prévot expressed “great satisfaction and hope,” but also urged “vigilance” regarding the announcement of a ceasefire agreement…

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Israel and Hamas reach agreement on initial phase of peace plan, hostages to be released

Israel and Hamas Agree to Ceasefire and Hostage Release Israel and Hamas have agreed to the first phase of a plan to pause fighting and release Israeli hostages and prisoners held in…

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German political controversy after invitation to Russian diplomat at Brandenburg exhibition

On October 7, 2025, the Russian ambassador to Germany, Sergey Nechaev, attended the opening of the art exhibition “War and Peace” at the Brandenburg state parliament (Landtag) in Potsdam, invited by the…

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Slovakia blocks new EU sanctions against Russia, demands discussion at leaders’ summit

Slovakia has blocked the adoption of the European Union’s 19th package of sanctions against Russia, insisting that the measures be discussed at the level of EU heads of state and government. On October…

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Orban accuses opposition party Tisza of foreign ties amid rising tensions before 2026 elections

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban on October 7, 2025, once again accused the opposition party Tisza of serving the interests of Brussels-based EU institutions and the Ukrainian state. According to Orban, Tisza’s international policy is…

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California governor praises large Belgian delegation on trade mission amid challenging times

On Monday, California Governor Gavin Newsom welcomed a high-level Belgian economic delegation currently on a trade mission in the state. Newsom praised the scale of the delegation, with more than 500 representatives…

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Belgium finalizes National Energy and Climate Plan to meet EU climate commitments

Belgium Finalizes National Energy and Climate Plan Amidst Criticism The Belgian government and the country’s three regions finalized the National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) on Monday, sending it to the European…

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Thousands protest in Budapest against Orban’s government

On October 5, 2025, Budapest witnessed one of the largest demonstrations in recent years, as thousands gathered to protest the government of Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Demonstrators cited the economic policy failures and surging…

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Four Belgians detained in Gaza flotilla return home after Israeli release

Four Belgians Detained by Israel Among Gaza Aid Flotilla Released Four Belgians from the Global Sumud Flotilla, detained by Israeli authorities while attempting to deliver aid to Gaza, have been released and…

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French prime minister resigns amid ongoing political crisis and cabinet criticism

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu Resigns Amid Criticism French President Emmanuel Macron has accepted the resignation of Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, who stepped down less than a month after taking office. Lecornu,…

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AfD remains Germany’s leading political force amid coalition’s record decline

The far-right, pro-Russian Alternative for Germany (AfD) continues to lead the political landscape, maintaining 26% public support, according to a poll published by Bild on October 4, 2025. The survey shows the party retaining its status…

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Lado Gamsakhurdia appointed defense minister by restored government of Zviad Gamsakhurdia

Colonel Lado Gamsakhurdia, commander of the “Caucasian Legion” fighting in Ukraine since 2022, has been appointed defense minister of the restored government of Zviad Gamsakhurdia, the first president of Georgia. The announcement…

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Hungary’s Orban warns Europe of escalating war risks

On October 3, 2025, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, in an interview with Kossuth Radio, issued a stark warning about the growing danger of a wider conflict in Europe. Orban reiterated Hungary’s reluctance…

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Austria pushes EU to lift sanctions on Deripaska’s assets amid Raiffeisen dispute

Austria has urged the European Union to unblock frozen assets belonging to Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska as part of negotiations on the bloc’s 19th sanctions package against Moscow. Vienna proposed releasing Deripaska’s…

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Flemish government completes plans for North-South connection linking Hasselt and Eindhoven

Flemish Government Approves North-South Connection Plans in Limburg The Flemish government has officially adopted the plans for the North-South connection in Limburg at the council of ministers, aiming to significantly improve traffic…

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Romania strengthens defense through drone partnership with Ukraine

On October 1, 2025, Romania announced a significant boost to its defense capabilities through a joint initiative with Ukraine to produce advanced military drones, marking a strategic step for NATO’s collective security.…

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Orban aligns with Moscow during Copenhagen summit

At the Copenhagen summit, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban once again echoed narratives strikingly similar to those of the Kremlin. He dismissed proposals to provide Ukraine with EU funds, finance arms supplies…

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De Wever urges transparency on frozen Russian assets amidst EU reparations plan for Ukraine

If frozen Russian assets are used to provide a “reparations loan” to Ukraine, as the European Commission proposes, Bart De Wever wants other countries holding assets to be transparent and treated in…

2 weeks ago

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Macron warns Europe underestimated Russian threat

French President Emmanuel Macron has warned that Europe gravely underestimated the scale of the threat posed by Russia, stressing that open societies remain vulnerable to manipulation and disinformation. In an interview published…

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Judiciary criticizes migration minister for defying penalties linked to asylum policies

The judiciary in Belgium has expressed alarm over the migration minister’s refusal to pay penalties for not providing shelter to asylum seekers. The failure to comply with these penalties “constitutes a direct…

2 weeks ago

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Austria expels Russian diplomat over OMV espionage scandal

On September 30, 2025, Austria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs declared a Russian embassy official persona non grata following an alleged espionage case involving the country’s largest energy company, OMV. The diplomat has already…

2 weeks ago

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Czech elections raise fears of pro-Russian tilt in Central Europe

Czechs will elect a new parliament on October 3–4 in a vote that could reshape not only their domestic politics but also the resilience of European unity under mounting pressure from Moscow.…

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EU leaders to discuss bolstering defence and support for Ukraine in Copenhagen

On Wednesday, EU leaders will convene in Copenhagen to discuss bolstering European defence and extending additional support to Ukraine, amidst concerns regarding the seizure of frozen Russian assets held in Brussels, reports…

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False bomb threats target Moldovan polling stations on election day

Moldovan authorities said on Sunday that reports of alleged bomb threats at polling stations were fabricated, describing them as an attempt to intimidate voters and disrupt the electoral process. The government stressed…

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Artists urge Belgian and French governments to protect Gaza flotilla participants

Artists Demand Diplomatic Protection for Gaza Flotilla A collective of artists and public figures has on Saturday requested diplomatic protection from the Belgian and French governments for the international flotilla heading for…

2 weeks ago

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Russian-backed plot aims to destabilize Moldova ahead of September elections

Moldova braces for violence in disputed parliamentary vote Chișinău — Moldova faces a potential surge of violence ahead of parliamentary elections on September 28, intelligence sources warn. Authorities in Moldova and Serbia…

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Moldova braces for high-stakes election amid alleged Russian interference plot

Moldova heads to parliamentary elections on September 28, 2025, in a vote seen as decisive for its geopolitical trajectory. The outcome will determine whether the country consolidates its European path or drifts…

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Belgium participates in coalition to financially support Palestinian Authority amid crisis

International Coalition Forms to Support Palestinian Authority Amid Financial Crisis Twelve countries, including Belgium, France, the UK, Spain, and Saudi Arabia, are forming a coalition to provide financial support to the Palestinian…

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Russia’s “CopyCop” offensive: a stealth information war against Europe

Immediate overview A covert Russian campaign using a sprawling network of fake news sites and AI-generated content has intensified in 2025, targeting European publics and democratic processes. Known in investigative reporting as…

3 weeks ago

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Belgium and Chile vie to host secretariat for high seas biodiversity treaty

In January 2026, an international treaty protecting biodiversity on the high seas will enter into force for the first time. Belgium is lobbying intensively on the sidelines of the United Nations General…

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Hungary rejects Trump’s call to stop buying Russian oil

Hungary will not halt purchases of Russian oil despite a request from President Donald Trump, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said on September 24, stressing the country’s dependence on pipeline supplies due to…

3 weeks ago

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Moldova police uncover allegedly pre-marked ballots ahead of parliamentary elections

Moldovan police conducted a raid at a printing facility in Chisinau, discovering over 200 ballots marked with the stamp “Votat” (“voted”) next to the name of the pro-Russian political bloc, Bloc “Alternativa”. Authorities…

3 weeks ago

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Justice minister proposes reform to recusal procedures to prevent trial delays

Belgian Justice Minister Annelies Verlinden has announced plans to combat the increasing misuse of recusal motions, which are frequently employed to delay significant trials. This announcement follows the postponement of the trial…

3 weeks ago

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Vlaams Belang increases ad spending on social media ahead of Meta’s political ad ban

Just weeks before a ban on political advertisements takes effect on Facebook and Instagram, Vlaams Belang significantly increased its ad spending on these platforms, according to data compiled by the citizens’ group…

3 weeks ago

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Trump criticizes European migration, energy policies and Palestinian recognition during UN speech

Trump Criticizes European Policies at UN General Assembly US President Donald Trump launched a pointed critique of European migration and energy policies during his address to the United Nations General Assembly in…

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Belgium supports Palestinian state recognition while cautioning against legitimizing Hamas

Belgium Recognizes Palestinian State Amid Calls for Restraint Belgium has joined the growing number of nations recognizing a Palestinian state, prime minister Bart De Wever announced at the United Nations in New…

3 weeks ago

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Federal budget deficit projected to exceed 39 billion euros by 2029

Belgium’s Federal Budget Deficit Projected to Exceed €39 Billion by 2029 If policy were to remain unchanged, the federal budget deficit would rise to more than 39 billion euros in 2029, which…

3 weeks ago

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Flanders reduces development cooperation funding in new budget proposal

Flanders Cuts Development Cooperation to Focus on Emergencies Flanders has announced significant reductions in its development cooperation budget, shifting focus towards emergency interventions in response to urgent needs, reports 24brussels. The Flemish…

3 weeks ago

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World leaders convene for UN General Assembly amid global crises and challenges

UN General Assembly Opens Amid Global Crises World heads of state are gathering in New York this week for the UN General Assembly. Prime Minister Bart De Wever is attending the diplomatic…

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Flemish government finalizes budget agreement ahead of 2026 financial planning

Flemish Government Finalizes Budget Agreement for 2026 The Flemish government has reached an agreement on next year’s budget, with Minister-President Matthias Diependaele (N-VA) announcing the conclusion of discussions on X. “We have…

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Australia, Canada and UK officially recognize Palestine ahead of UN General Assembly

Australia, Canada, and the UK Recognise State of Palestine Australia, Canada, and the UK have officially recognised the state of Palestine, the countries’ leaders announced on Sunday, reports 24brussels. The three nations…

3 weeks ago

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European Commission proposes to ban Russian LNG imports by January 2027

The European Commission aims to accelerate the ban on imports of Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) into the European Union, moving the deadline to 1 January 2027, one year ahead of schedule.…

3 weeks ago

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Trump’s ambassador nominee to Belgium faces backlash over support for Holocaust denier

Controversy Surrounds Trump Nominee for Belgium Ambassador US President Donald Trump’s nominee for ambassador to Belgium, Bill White, is facing intense scrutiny from Senate Democrats following revelations that he promoted a convicted…

4 weeks ago

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Flemish Parliament requests information from Iranian ambassador on detained professor Ahmadreza Djalali

Flemish Parliament Calls on Iranian Ambassador Regarding Imprisoned Academic The Foreign Policy Committee of the Flemish Parliament has invited the Iranian ambassador to provide information on the fate of Ahmadreza Djalali, the…

4 weeks ago

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Israeli foreign minister warns of repercussions if EU imposes sanctions over Gaza actions

Israel Threatens Countermeasures Amid EU Sanctions Proposal Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar warned on Wednesday that Israel would retaliate if the European Union imposes sanctions regarding its military operations in the Gaza…

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EU plans trade tariffs and sanctions against Israel over Gaza military operations

The European Commission has announced new measures against Israel in response to its military operations in the Gaza Strip, including a suspension of trade benefits under the association agreement. This suspension would…

4 weeks ago

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Pro-Palestinian activists stage protest during new year parade at KU Leuven

Pro-Palestinian Activists Disrupt KU Leuven’s Academic Year Opening Pro-Palestinian activists organised a “die-in” on Wednesday morning during the traditional parade marking the start of the new academic year at KU Leuven, reports…

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EU’s plan to restrict Russian LNG services faces legal challenges

The European Union’s plan to ban services for Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) operators faces legal hurdles, as reported by 24brussels. This measure is part of a broader proposal aimed at halting…

4 weeks ago

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Brussels Open VLD cancels government formation meeting as Les Engagés works on new proposal

Brussels Government Formation Efforts Stall as Open VLD Cancels Discussion Brussels Open VLD leader Frédéric De Gucht has cancelled his round table discussion on the Brussels government formation. Only the MR and…

4 weeks ago

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Political deadlock in Brussels deepens as Christophe De Beukelaer announces political exit

Brussels Politician Announces Departure Amid Ongoing Government Stalemate Christophe De Beukelaer, a leading figure of the Brussels Les Engagés party, has announced he will leave politics this year. He told local media…

4 weeks ago

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Belgian PM Bart De Wever shows support for Israeli conductor Lahav Shani in Germany

Belgian Prime Minister Attends Controversial Concert by Munich Philharmonic On Saturday evening, Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever attended a performance by the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra in Essen, conducted by Israeli maestro…

4 weeks ago

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Open VLD seeks voter engagement as crisis deepens ahead of leadership change

Today, the Flemish liberal party Open VLD is hosting a ‘festival of ideas’, intended as a broad brainstorming session addressing contemporary challenges and political solutions, reports 24brussels. However, the event is overshadowed…

1 month ago

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EU countries challenge France’s stance on UK and Canadian involvement in €150 billion defence programme

EU ambassadors are maneuvering to advance military procurement discussions with the UK and Canada, sidelining France’s efforts to restrict their involvement in the bloc’s latest defence initiative. The Council plans to initiate…

1 month ago

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Trump announces custody of suspect in shooting of activist Charlie Kirk

US President Donald Trump announced on Friday that a suspect has been apprehended in connection with the fatal shooting of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk following an extensive manhunt., reports 24brussels. Trump confirmed…

1 month ago

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UAE summons Israeli envoy in strong condemnation of attack on Hamas leaders in Qatar

UAE Summons Israeli Diplomat Over Hamas Strike in Qatar The United Arab Emirates (UAE) summoned Israel’s deputy ambassador on Friday, delivering a formal rebuke following Israel’s unprecedented attack on Hamas leaders in…

1 month ago

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Flemish government to impose penalties on municipalities lagging in social housing investment

In a significant move to tackle the ongoing social housing crisis, the Flemish government has committed to constructing 56,000 additional social homes by 2042. Municipalities that fail to meet their obligations under…

1 month ago

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Spain’s military ties with the US under scrutiny amid escalating Gaza conflict

Spain and Israel Clash Over Gaza, Raising US Military Concerns MADRID – A significant escalation in tensions between Spain and Israel has emerged amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza, prompting concerns over…

1 month ago

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Belgian ministers to visit Japan for Expo 2025 and trade discussions

Belgian Ministers Embark on Diplomatic Mission to Japan Ahead of National Day at Expo 2025 In the upcoming days, three Belgian federal ministers will travel to Japan for diplomatic and economic missions…

1 month ago

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Flemish Parliament plans to ban kangaroo meat and leather sales with severe penalties

The Flemish Parliament has announced plans to ban the sale and production of kangaroo meat and leather, introducing penalties of substantial fines and possible prison sentences of up to five years for…

1 month ago

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US urges EU to expedite exit from Russian fossil fuels before 2028 deadline

US Energy Secretary Chris Wright emphasized on Friday that the European Union should accelerate its timeline for ceasing Russian gas imports, advocating for a swifter transition to American energy sources., reports 24brussels.…

1 month ago

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EU accepts Microsoft’s commitments to unbundle Teams, resolving competition investigation

European Commission Ends Probe into Microsoft’s Teams Bundling The European Commission has accepted Microsoft’s commitments to unbundle Teams from its Office software package, ending a long-running competition probe, reports 24brussels. Initiated in…

1 month ago

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European Parliament’s Palestine resolution reveals divisions within Italian political landscape

European Parliament Resolution on Palestine Deepens Divisions in Italy On Thursday, the European Parliament passed a resolution calling on EU member states to recognize Palestine, highlighting significant divisions within Italy’s political landscape,…

1 month ago

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Polish leaders unite to address Russian drone incursion and discuss NATO response

Russian Drone Incursion Spurs Unlikely Unity Among Polish Leaders WARSAW – An unprecedented Russian drone incursion into Polish airspace on Wednesday has prompted Prime Minister Donald Tusk and new President Karol Nawrocki…

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Slovak prime minister demands conditions for EU’s new sanctions against Russia

Slovak Prime Minister Fico Threatens to Block New EU Sanctions Against Russia BRATISLAVA – Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico announced Thursday that he would oppose the EU’s 19th sanctions package against Russia…

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Cancellation of Munich Philharmonic concert at Ghent Festival triggers political fallout

Cancellation of Munich Philharmonic Concert Sparks Controversy The Munich Philharmonic, scheduled to perform in Ghent on September 18 under the baton of Lahav Shani, has had its concert canceled by festival organizers…

1 month ago

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OpenAI yet to disclose training data for GPT-5 in compliance with EU AI Act

OpenAI’s GPT-5 Faces Compliance Questions Ahead of EU AI Act Enforcement OpenAI’s latest AI model, GPT-5, is under scrutiny for its compliance with the EU’s AI Act, which mandates the disclosure of…

1 month ago

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Political turmoil in France raises concerns about the future of Franco-German cooperation

BERLIN – In a significant political shift, French President Emmanuel Macron sought to reassure German officials regarding the future of the Franco-German alliance following a no-confidence vote that ousted Prime Minister François…

1 month ago

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Ukraine urges Slovakia to recognize Russia’s responsibility in Poland drone incident

Ukraine Accuses Slovakia of Shifting Blame Over Drone Incursion BRATISLAVA – Ukraine has urged Slovakia to acknowledge Moscow’s responsibility for this week’s drone incursion into Polish airspace, after senior Slovak officials voiced…

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EU court invalidates approval for Hungarian state aid to Russian nuclear project

The European Court of Justice has annulled a controversial 2017 decision by the EU executive to approve Hungarian state aid for two nuclear reactors being built by Russia. The ruling hinges on…

1 month ago

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EU considers relaxing methane regulations to increase US fuel imports

Russian Attack on Ukrainian Infrastructure Continues Amid Heightened Tensions In a significant escalation, Russian forces launched a series of airstrikes targeting critical infrastructure in Ukraine, resulting in multiple casualties and extensive damage.…

1 month ago

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Conservatives seek to transfer responsibility for EU climate initiatives

The European People’s Party (EPP) is taking a strong stance against the growing allure of nationalism within the European Union. Lídia Pereira, a prominent EPP lawmaker, emphasized the need for a collective…

1 month ago

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Ecolo refuses to join Open VLD’s proposed roundtable for Brussels government talks

Political Deadlock in Brussels Continues as Ecolo Rejects Open VLD Invitation Ecolo has declined an invitation to a roundtable organised by Open VLD aimed at restarting negotiations on forming the Brussels government.…

1 month ago

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Paris protests shift focus from austerity to Palestinian solidarity

PARIS – Thousands of demonstrators filled the Place de la République in Paris on Wednesday during significant nationwide protests, with some participants scaling the towering statue of Marianne, which symbolizes French republican…

1 month ago

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Ghent festival cancels performance by Munich orchestra over conductor’s stance on Israel

Flanders Festival Ghent Cancels Munich Philharmonic’s Performance Over Israeli Conductor The Flanders Festival Ghent has cancelled a performance by the Munich Philharmonic scheduled for September 18, citing the Israeli conductor, Lahav Shani,…

1 month ago

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MEPs urge Commission to enhance efforts against Alzheimer’s disease

European Strategy to Combat Dementia Under Debate In a significant development for public health, Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) discussed a comprehensive new strategy to address Alzheimer’s disease and other forms…

1 month ago

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Kallas claims her efforts on Israel surpass Borrell’s during Gaza conflict

Kallas Criticizes Borrell’s Diplomacy Amid Ongoing Israel-Hamas Conflict The EU’s foreign policy chief, Kaja Kallas, has criticized her predecessor, Josep Borrell, asserting she has made more impactful efforts to influence Israel’s actions…

1 month ago

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NATO enhances security measures after Russian drone incursion into Polish airspace

NATO members are looking to scale up defences after allied planes shot down an unprecedented incursion of Russian drones in Polish airspace early on Wednesday morning., reports 24brussels. The 32 members of…

1 month ago

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European parliament debates moment of silence for murdered American conservative Charlie Kirk

The assassination of American conservative firebrand Charlie Kirk unleashed a bitter debate among European lawmakers on Thursday over whether to honour him with a moment of silence, reports 24brussels. Kirk was shot…

1 month ago

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Baltic lawmakers call on US Congress to sustain security aid amidst budget concerns

Baltic Leaders Call for Continued US Funding Amid Security Concerns Lawmakers from Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia have urged the US Congress to maintain funding for the Baltic Security Initiative, warning that President…

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France proposes night-time social media restrictions for teens in new parliamentary report

French MPs recommended enforcing nighttime social media “curfews” for older teens, as part of a report addressing the psychological impact of TikTok on minors, issued by a parliamentary commission on Thursday, reports…

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German parliament votes to lift immunity of former far-right MEP Maximilian Krah amid corruption investigation

Germany Lifts Immunity of Far-Right MEP Maximilian Krah Amid Bribery Investigations BERLIN – Germany’s parliament has unanimously voted to revoke the immunity of former far-right MEP Maximilian Krah, who faces ongoing investigations…

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Two new motions of censure filed against Ursula von der Leyen in European Parliament

Two Censure Motions Filed Against Ursula von der Leyen Two motions of censure have been submitted against Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the European Commission, by far-left and far-right groups…

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EU Parliament set to begin discussions with Council on unfair trading practices

Discount Supermarkets Face Scrutiny Over Pricing Practices Amid Inflation Discount supermarket chains are under increasing scrutiny as consumers express concerns about rising prices on essential goods during the ongoing economic crisis. Authorities…

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EU Commission considers new limits on social media usage for minors

Breaking News: Major Event Unfolds Significant developments have emerged amid ongoing tensions, as officials report escalating conflict in the region. This latest incident highlights the fragile state of affairs and the urgent…

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Poland requests UN Security Council meeting over alleged Russian drone incursion

UN Security Council to Address Polish Claims of Russian Drone Incursion The UN Security Council will convene an emergency session in response to Poland’s assertion of a Russian drone incursion into its…

1 month ago

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Britain enhances NATO air defences in Poland following Russian drone violation

UK Reinforces NATO Air Defenses in Response to Russian Drones Violating Polish Airspace WARSAW – Britain has pledged to enhance NATO’s air defenses over Poland following Russian drones that violated Polish airspace…

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EU commissioner Hadja Lahbib advocates for quick recognition of Palestine

EU Commissioner Calls for Recognition of Palestine Amid Ongoing Conflict EU Commissioner for Crisis Management Hadja Lahbib has reiterated her call for a two-state solution in the Middle East, emphasizing the necessity…

1 month ago

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EU launches inquiry into Russia’s drone violation of Polish airspace

EU Condemns Russia for Intentional Drone Violation of Polish Airspace The European Union issued a strong condemnation against Russia for an “intentional violation” of Polish airspace following a drone attack that resulted…

1 month ago

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