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Delays and soaring costs cloud transport megaprojects in EU’s drive for greater cross-border connectivity

A new report by the European Union’s financial watchdog in Luxembourg has revealed shortcomings in the implementation of major transport projects. Can the EU rev up and steer its megaprojects over the finish line?

Nudification blocks: The EU’s struggle for more safety online

AI-generated sexualised depictions of minors on social media: Following the uproar over X’s Grok chatbot, a push for better protections online has become more urgent. The EU has several tools available but those appear insufficient to prevent abuse.

Europe in Brief

Vietnam, EU elevate ties citing ‘threat’ to ‘rules-based order’

The European Union and Vietnam already signed a free trade agreement six years ago. Amid growing geopolitical tensions, they are now strengthening their ties further.

Germany’s Greens back EU-India trade deal after Mercosur debacle

Germany’s Greens have welcomed the new trade deal between the EU and India, despite having voted to refer the bloc’s deal with Mercosur to the European Court of Justice (ECJ).

EU may be asked to aid Denmark in potential Greenland conflict

Tensions over Greenland are rising. According to the EU treaty, Denmark may request support from other member states if it is the victim of armed aggression on its territory.

Frontex: Irregular border crossings into EU fall by 26% in 2025

A lower number of migrants crossed the EU’s external borders irregularly in 2025 compared to 2024. The Mediterranean route remains the most popular crossing.

EU Commission unveils plans to support Ukraine with €90 billion

60 billion Euro is earmarked for military support, and the remaining 30 billion would be tied to reforms needed to progress Ukraine’s path to EU membership.

Report: EU’s Kallas ready to propose new Iran sanctions

As protests in Iran continue amid an internet blackout, the EU says it’s ready to hit the country with fresh sanctions.

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Šefčovič: Rýchlosť uzatvárania dohôd EÚ o voľnom obchode označili ako "turbo"

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Šefčovič: The speed of concluding EU free trade agreements has been described as "turbo"

Vijeće Europe poziva Bosnu i Hercegovinu na ustavne i izborne reforme

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Council of Europe calls on Bosnia and Herzegovina for constitutional and electoral reforms

La croissance de la zone euro a dépassé les attentes en 2025, malgré Trump

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Eurozone growth exceeded expectations in 2025, despite Trump

Slovenija se strinja z uvrstitvijo iranske revolucionarne garde med teroristične organizacije

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Slovenia agrees with the designation of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization

Videos

Are EU air passenger rights heading forward – or backward?

The EU rules on air passenger rights date back to 2004, but they are now back on the negotiating table. The Council’s proposal to extend the delay threshold has sparked strong criticism from the European Parliament. Can the two sides reach a deal – and if they do, who will actually benefit?

EU at a crossroads: will 2035 be the end for combustion engines?

The combustion engine has been subject to controversy in EU lawmaking for years. Will the EU’s 2035 ban be upheld, or will it fade away?

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Europe in Brief

Vietnam, EU elevate ties citing ‘threat’ to ‘rules-based order’

The European Union and Vietnam already signed a free trade agreement six years ago. Amid growing geopolitical tensions, they are now strengthening their ties further.

EU planning summit after Trump’s tariff announcement over Greenland

The US president hit eight European nations, including six EU members, with new tariffs on goods.

EU may be asked to aid Denmark in potential Greenland conflict

Tensions over Greenland are rising. According to the EU treaty, Denmark may request support from other member states if it is the victim of armed aggression on its territory.

Frontex: Irregular border crossings into EU fall by 26% in 2025

A lower number of migrants crossed the EU’s external borders irregularly in 2025 compared to 2024. The Mediterranean route remains the most popular crossing.

EU Commission unveils plans to support Ukraine with €90 billion

60 billion Euro is earmarked for military support, and the remaining 30 billion would be tied to reforms needed to progress Ukraine’s path to EU membership.

Videos

Are EU air passenger rights heading forward – or backward?

The EU rules on air passenger rights date back to 2004, but they are now back on the negotiating table. The Council’s proposal to extend the delay threshold has sparked strong criticism from the European Parliament. Can the two sides reach a deal – and if they do, who will actually benefit?

EU at a crossroads: will 2035 be the end for combustion engines?

The combustion engine has been subject to controversy in EU lawmaking for years. Will the EU’s 2035 ban be upheld, or will it fade away?

View more videos

The European Newsroom is embarking into a new phase

Key Stories

Delays and soaring costs cloud transport megaprojects in EU’s drive for greater cross-border connectivity

Nudification blocks: The EU’s struggle for more safety online

Europe in Brief

Vietnam, EU elevate ties citing ‘threat’ to ‘rules-based order’

Germany’s Greens back EU-India trade deal after Mercosur debacle

EU may be asked to aid Denmark in potential Greenland conflict

Frontex: Irregular border crossings into EU fall by 26% in 2025

EU Commission unveils plans to support Ukraine with €90 billion

Report: EU’s Kallas ready to propose new Iran sanctions

The following articles are translated with artificial intelligence (Beta)

Šefčovič: The speed of concluding EU free trade agreements has been described as "turbo"

Council of Europe calls on Bosnia and Herzegovina for constitutional and electoral reforms

Eurozone growth exceeded expectations in 2025, despite Trump

Slovenia agrees with the designation of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization

Videos

Are EU air passenger rights heading forward – or backward?

EU at a crossroads: will 2035 be the end for combustion engines?

Europe in Brief

Vietnam, EU elevate ties citing ‘threat’ to ‘rules-based order’

EU planning summit after Trump’s tariff announcement over Greenland

EU may be asked to aid Denmark in potential Greenland conflict

Frontex: Irregular border crossings into EU fall by 26% in 2025

EU Commission unveils plans to support Ukraine with €90 billion

Videos

Are EU air passenger rights heading forward – or backward?

EU at a crossroads: will 2035 be the end for combustion engines?

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