The proposals would push Ireland beyond the EU’s baseline AI law, including switching off recommendation systems by default and creating a national AI authority by 2026.

Oil markets reacted immediately to Washington’s announcement, with the price of crude climbing, as traders weighed up the risk of losing a potential million barrels a day from the global supply chain.

The Erasmus framework could extend beyond universities, reopening access to vocational training placements and sports exchanges.

The FAFCE case reopens the debate on the use of EU funds as a tool for ideological control over civil society.

The legacy media crisis is not entirely the fault of the loss of credibility of the journalistic class but it certainly helped.

Pressured by industry and market realities, the EU abandons the dogma of the all-electric car and opts for flexibility.

Despite new supply agreements with U.S. and European firms, Russian gas is set to remain Hungary’s key energy source in the months and years ahead.

Police say masked suspects fled after detonating an explosive in Kreuzberg, as authorities warn of an intensifying gang war and new data show a sharp rise in violent and sexual crime in the German capital.

Authorities in Telangana say the suspect had no known extremist ties in India—while Australia links the deadly shooting to Islamic State ideology.

What Kast’s election means is that Chileans understand that destroying the foundations of prosperity is not how one corrects its imperfections.

The new Baghdad–Athens route launches with two weekly flights, set to expand if demand grows.

Belgian customs intercepted nearly nine tonnes of illegal drugs in 2025, driven by a surge in cannabis shipments from North America and Thailand.