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French government mulled blocking social networks and mobile internet amid protests
Paris was in touch with telecom operators in the week leading up to Oct. 24 to examine ways of restricting access to social networks.
Impatient with Brussels, European capitals forge ahead with social media bans
The EU’s signature Kids Act to block social media access to young people risks being tangled in a series of laws being pushed by national politicians.
Frontex soll soziale Medien auf Hinweise zu illegaler Migration überwachen
Die EU-Grenzschutzagentur Frontex soll künftig soziale Netzwerke beobachten dürfen, um Informationen über Migrationsbewegungen zu sammeln.
It’s hard breaking up with Washington: Why Canada’s European defense turn has limits
Canada is an “easy partner” for defense with Europe, but there are limits in how far the two sides will risk antagonizing Donald Trump.
4 reasons Andy Burnham’s MPs are feeling more cheerful — and the pitfalls ahead
The British PM’s party is impressed with his first 100 days but warn hurdles ahead could test that goodwill.
European Investment Bank to sign framework deal with Canada on critical raw materials
Deal marks concrete step toward closer ties between the EU and Canada.
EU has a new global plan to pour private money into nature conservation
Brussels hopes to draw international corporate cash into projects restoring biodiversity.
SONDAGE EXCLUSIF 2027. La chute de Philippe, relégué derrière Mélenchon
SONDAGE CLUSTER 17 x POLITICO. L’ancien Premier ministre chute de 3 points par rapport à notre enquête précédente, tandis que Jean-Luc Mélenchon reste haut et Marine Le Pen monte.
ECB faces twin storms of French turmoil and board reshuffle
Whoever takes on top roles at the ECB will face huge challenges as the fallout of the Iran war continues to hit Europe’s economies.
French presidential hopeful Philippe slips in new poll
The former PM lost three points compared to Cluster 17’s survey from last month.
Trump on Norway: ‘Shithouse country’
“What about me?” wonders U.S. president in a new blast at Oslo over the Nobel Peace Prize.
Europe vs. Elon: 5 ways the EU is trying to squeeze out Musk’s Starlink
Europe is working on several plans to break the dominance of the tech billionaire’s satellite communications service.
Frontex gets power to track migration talk on social media
Frontex will monitor publicly accessible social media content in a bid to stay ahead of illegal migration.
EU divisions persist on ‘associate member’ label for Canada
The bloc can’t agree on controversial status just 48 hours before Montreal summit.
Germany’s next fighter jet puts its defense partnerships to the test
Berlin must choose between joining an existing fighter program and starting a new project as it seeks more control over its defense.
EU prepares for a grim future with new climate-proofing law
The Commission says it’s not giving up on slashing emissions but acknowledges that’s no longer enough.
EU eyes global tax deal revenue to boost next budget
European Council President António Costa is pushing national capitals to agree new EU-wide levies to finance the budget.
Commission makes changes to its own budget proposal to avoid Parliament rebellion
The EU executive suggested compromises ahead of a key meeting on Monday.
US Senate reaches deal on ending the shutdown
Democrats are coalescing around a bipartisan agreement to fund the government.
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