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“Eutelsat should decide whether to make money with Putin or with the EU,” says telecoms expert and Strand Consult CEO John Strand.

The regular security discussions will give the EU a broader look at possible threats, but the frequency of the sessions would “depend on the urgency of the situation”, according to von der Leyen.

Just three months into António Costa’s term, EU leaders are moaning like they did under Charles Michel.

Friedrich Merz’s Christian Democrats and the SPD have struck a preliminary deal, Merz told reporters on Saturday.

EU leaders’ pledge to ramp up military spending this week is historically unprecedented – but it also raises concerns about the bloc’s economic and political future.

US tariffs could significantly disrupt Europe’s pharmaceutical sector, burdening insurers and consumers, according to Greek health economists.

Poland’s trust in science is growing, but medical conspiracy theories continue to gain traction, according to new EU data.

Poland’s prime minister announces plans to offer military training to every Polish man, and women too, in speech to parliament in Warsaw.

Opening up the legislation that protects more species and habitats may have wider implications.