EU says civilian mission at Gaza border to restart on Wednesday
The EU’s mission in Rafah was halted in 2007 after Hamas seized control of Gaza. Its relaunch follows the release of Israeli hostages.
EU breathes sigh of relief as pro-Russian parties defeated in Moldovan elections
Moldova’s election delivered a blow to Moscow and a boost for Brussels, with pro-EU forces keeping their grip on power.
EU considers itself exempt from US tariff hike on pharmaceuticals
The EU has moved to reassure the European pharmaceuticals industry after US President Donald Trump’s announcement of tariffs on pharmaceuticals caused concern.
EU bets on drones and AI to secure next-generation defence edge
With increasing threats from drones and other technologies, Europe is rethinking their role on the battlefield. Is the EU ready for a technological war?
EU asks Apple, Google, Microsoft and Booking.com about fraud measures
The four companies must explain how they are protecting users from fraud and other illegal online activities that could result in financial loss.