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Rutte reassured Zelenskiy that the West would provide everything Ukraine needs to prevail in the conflict

Meta delays joining the EU's AI Pact, focusing on compliance with the AI Act set to take effect in August 2026.

Move gains traction among voters concerned about strain on public services, integration challenges and security issues

Borrell says ministers made decision after Venezuela's electoral body failed to provide support for Maduro's victory

Health agency calls on European countries to be prepared for disease

'We expect PM Netanyahu to prevent further violations,' says EU foreign policy chief

X has agreed not to train its AI systems for now using personal data collected from EU users

EU foreign policy chief relieved by release of 'political prisoners,' including EU citizens facilitated by Turkey

EU president Michel says he will see Starmer at a European Political Community summit to discuss common challenges

Commission set to confirm provisional import tariffs of up to 37.6% on Chinese-manufactured (EVs)

Vestager cites concerns about Big Tech blocking smaller AI developers from reaching users and businesses

Deal underlines bloc's support for Kyiv fighting off Moscow's invasion for third year

Currently 4.2 million Ukrainians are registered as refugees across the EU

Li's comments come during speech at opening of a World Economic Forum conference known as the "Summer Davos"

EU signals both countries on a path away from Russian influence and towards greater integration with the West

Ukrainian veteran Yehor Sobolev reflects on Ukraine's EU aspirations amid ongoing conflict with Russia

Provisional duties set to apply by July 4, with investigation to continue until Nov 2

Newly-passed law to be rolled out in phases over the next two years

Beijing accuses bloc of ‘wielding stick of protectionism, politicising and weaponizing’ economic, trade issues

In collaboration with German govt, EU introduces youth skill development programme 'to transform vocational training'

Government panel in February proposed new antitrust obligations for big digital firms in India

Foreign Minister Albares warns to take right measures to enforce the court decision

Europe's national privacy watchdogs set up the task force on ChatGPT after national regulators raised concerns

Palestinian state recognition will have little practical impact either in the ruins of Gaza or the occupied West Bank

Urges businessmen to make political authorities aware of applying for new regulation

Tech companies are required to do more to tackle illegal and harmful content on their platforms under DSA

Launch green jobs initiative for K-P youth

Says probes threaten domestic solar panel, wind turbine and electric vehicle industries

Sources say Iran provided Russia with a large number of powerful surface-to-surface ballistic missiles

Company shares fall by 3% as decision is appealed, Spotify cheers EU ruling

United States mulls non-tariff curbs on Chinese smart cars; EU probes subsidies for Chinese electric cars

Study finds US remains a ‘flawed democracy’

Europe moves one step closer to achieving AI regulation by governments after endorsing political deal

Flood affected areas still suffering economic loses, damages that need further support

Sign five new agreements aiming to support recovery

European Commission to review UNRWA funding amid Israeli allegations of staff involvement in Oct. 7 Hamas attacks

Atrocities, mayhem underway against Gazans for more than 100 days is now toiling its very own existence

EU foreign policy chief urges peace talks, rejects Israel's plan to destroy Hamas, emphasises two-state solution

'Hamas was financed by Israel in an attempt to weaken the Palestinian Authority,' says EU foreign policy chief

Nine minutes after launch, Falcon 9's upper stage delivers crew capsule to its preliminary orbit

Amna Baloch expresses gratitude to the European parliamentary recommendations

Persistent shattering of climate records throughout year paints stark picture of Earth’s escalating temperature crisis

Warns that upcoming EU elections may change properties of current programme

0.17°C hotter than the previous hottest year, highest CO2 levels on record; urgent calls for emission reduction

Israeli strikes continue in Gaza as tensions rise in West Bank; US and EU diplomats aim to curb Gaza war spillover

Europe’s strategy has changed, but neither whereabouts nor objectives

The cooperation is seen as strategic and aligns with both countries' interests

Jilani pens letters to UN, OIC & EU informing them of illegality of order on Kashmir status

The bloc's three biggest countries call for a special EU sanctions scheme to target Hamas

EU regulatory framework placed South Asian nation in a position to cater to the needs of the European market.