Experts warn that because some AI content can generate very emotional reactions, the use of the technology could sway public opinion

European Union officials called for strong measures against China after Beijing imposed fresh export restrictions on rare minerals used in computer chips and other advanced technologies. (https://archive.ph/ZJ3RY)

EU foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas has pledged €10m to support the creation of a special tribunal for the crime of aggression against Ukraine. But what exactly would such a tribunal mean in practice — and what are the difficulties?

Two months after the implementation of a massive 39% customs tariff on many Swiss export products, affected Swiss companies have responded in scattered order. (https://archive.ph/eSuEQ)

Negotiators step up pace of talks after agreeing on rules governing farm trade, says European Commission.

EU police officers will help with the first post-conflict access to Gaza from Egypt, the bloc's foreign service announced on Monday (13 October), as international leaders met in Egypt to lock-in Donald Trump's ceasefire. (https://archive.ph/8bMTP)

Raid intensifies pressure on Athens to come up with action plan to clean up its handling of farm subsidy payments.

Germany is set to approve the purchase of about €7.5 billion ($8.7 billion) of military equipment as soon as this week as part of its drive to modernize its armed forces and confront the growing threat from Russia. (https://archive.ph/jWnaz)

Despite Trump’s aversion to the United Nations, the proposal could gain traction should Arab countries join the push.

In a further expansion of the bloc’s AI infrastructure, the Commission on Monday announced the launch of so-called “AI antennas” in 13 countries – new facilities that will help them tap into AI training hubs located around the bloc.

The European Union will restart its monitoring operation of the border crossing between Gaza and Egypt on Wednesday, Kaja Kallas, the bloc’s top foreign diplomat, told reporters in Kyiv Monday. (https://archive.ph/taIB9)

The Commission may introduce a dedicated way to report concerns about AI being misused in scientific research, according to a consultation on the planned European Research Area Act opened on Monday.

The Commission president is once again embarking on her traditional autumn tour, with several pressing issues on the agenda, from accession paths to the €6 billion Growth Plan. Her steady presence in the region underscores a strategy to cement her role as a trusted interlocutor, at a time when confidence in the EU's promises is wavering

Russia lost 281,550 soldiers in Ukraine in the first eight months of this year, according to a document that Ukrainian intelligence says contained leaked Russian data.

The French prime minister has staffed his Cabinet with a mix of civil servants and politicians.

In Bar-le-Duc, northeastern France, the workers of a much-loved but troubled brand of knitting yarn saved their failing company by buying it out and becoming their own bosses. How did they do it? And will it work over the long term?

Thousands marched through the Polish capital on Saturday, protesting against illegal migration and opposing the EU-Mercosur agreement. On the same day, Prime Minister Donald Tusk claimed that Poland w...

Brussels wants other countries to follow the EU’s lead in issuing reparation loans to help war-torn country.

Lecornu’s comeback was as a major surprise following comments by him on Wednesday that he was not “chasing the job” and that his “mission is over.”

Up to now 'AI Factory' sites have rarely included former Eastern bloc Communist countries – but Czechia, Lithuania, Poland, and Romania are among the new sites

The European Union should pool its resources on defense spending and consider a common budget financed by jointly-issued debt, according to European Central Bank Governing Council member Martins Kazaks. (https://archive.ph/guzU2)

EU needs 'clear regulation' on age verification, said Danish digital minister Caroline Stage Olsen ahead of a ministerial confab on Friday

The EU Council has cancelled its vote, which had been due next week, on a controversial anti-child sexual abuse regulation - a law popularly dubbed "chat control." (https://archive.ph/a9Kt2)

Finance minister signals end of Berlin’s reluctance to completing Europe’s capital markets union