EU defence ministers met this week to discuss reinforced military support for Ukraine and EU defence readiness as Middle East conflict reshapes the security landscape.
Reflections on why the European Union must build a coherent, enduring defence doctrine rather than a reactive set of measures driven by today’s headlines.
Preliminary data reveals the eurozone economy expanded by a mere 0.1 per cent in the first quarter of 2026 as Middle East energy shock hampers consumption and investment.
The European Environment Agency’s annual progress report confirms the bloc is on track for the 2030 target, but flags transport and buildings as persistent weak points.
MEPs approved sweeping amendments to the EU Artificial Intelligence Act on Tuesday, tightening restrictions on biometric surveillance and clarifying obligations for general-purpose AI providers.
