Europe in brief: Justice ministers agree on anti-SLAPP measures

Europe in brief: Justice ministers agree on anti-SLAPP measures

EU justice ministers reach an agreement on measures to better protect journalists and human rights activists. The European Commission approves a Slovenian scheme aimed at promoting the use of renewable energy. The Council of Europe welcomes the adoption of changes to the legislation of the Bulgarian justice system.

Europe in brief: Rome calls on Tripoli to increase efforts to combat human trafficking

Europe in brief: Rome calls on Tripoli to increase efforts to combat human trafficking

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is worried about the level of migrant landings in Italy. EU and US envoys want Kosovo and Serbia to find a political solution to their conflict. Albania, France and Germany have signed a cooperation agreement to reform the Albanian energy sector. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is lukewarm about the idea of a European Union army.

Europe in brief: German Interior ministers demand heightened border security

Europe in brief: German Interior ministers demand heightened border security

Interior ministers of the German federal states of Brandenburg and Saxony call for border checks with Poland and the Czech Republic. The Spanish Presidency of the EU Council will prioritise legislation of artificial intelligence during its term. Several EU member states wish to move away from unanimity in the foreign policy decision-making process.

Europe in brief: EU rules on AI needed soon, German digital minister says

Europe in brief: EU rules on AI needed soon, German digital minister says

German Digital Minister Volker Wissing calls for the creation of a legal framework for the use of artificial intelligence. In Washington, the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina reports a reduced exposure to market risks after 2022. The European Commission is working on a new programme to stop migrant smuggling in North Africa.