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Colt expands fibre network across Europe, Asia and Africa
Colt has unveiled plans to invest further in its global network amid growing demand for connectivity to support AI. The expansion will see Colt strengthen […]
Poland arrests second man over threats to Prime Minister Tusk
Polish police arrested a man accused of calling for the murder of Prime Minister Donald Tusk and parliament speaker Włodzimierz Czarzasty, the government said Tuesday, […]
Lights, bells and liability: Europe’s privacy regulators crack down on smart glasses
BRUSSELS — Privacy regulators want people wearing smart glasses in public to look and sound like a truck backing down a road. Europe’s powerful data […]
Zelenskyy Accuses Russia Of Breaking Trump’s Cease-Fire On Energy Strikes
US President Donald Trump, in the face of sharp criticism from officials in Ukraine, Europe, and even his Republican party, defended his decision to allow […]
EXA Infrastructure launches two European fibre routes
EXA Infrastructure has unveiled two new high-capacity fibre routes between Milan and Zurich and Paris and Vienna. The two routes are part of the company’s […]
Thank You Keir & Congratulations Andy
Keir Starmer took Labour from its worst defeat in over seventy years to its second best election victory. This achievement alone should be enough to […]
France’s Philippe says Le Pen’s EU proposals would ‘crack open’ bloc
PARIS — French center-right presidential candidate Edouard Philippe accused his far-right rival Marine Le Pen of trying to force a Frexit in disguise with her […]
Ursula von der Leyen calls for tough migration measures in letter to leaders
BRUSSELS — European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen wrote to European leaders urging a series of measures to respond to illegal migration ahead of this […]
Space storms could put airline passengers at radiation risk, scientists warn
Extreme solar storms could expose airline passengers and crew to dangerous radiation levels and trigger the kind of aircraft electronics failures that grounded 6,000 Airbus […]
Same-sex couple sue over Slovakia’s refusal to register marriage
Case of couple who wed legally in Austria exposes clash between EU court ruling and national restrictions A same-sex couple are suing authorities in Slovakia […]
Fresh wave of job cuts hits telecoms industry
Thousands of jobs have been cut across the telecoms industry in recent months, with operators and vendors looking to reduce costs and restructure their businesses. […]
Poll: Spaniards say Ceuta crisis could spark armed conflict with Morocco
In the wake of a summer migration crisis that rocked Madrid, Spaniards fear ongoing tensions could spiral into an armed conflict with the country’s North […]
Zelenskyy’s Trump dilemma: Fight back or fold?
Volodymyr Zelenskyy has a right to be angry. In a wretched month for Ukrainians, ahead of a fast-approaching frigid winter, Donald Trump’s “very big and […]
Encuesta: Los españoles afirman que la crisis de Ceuta podría desencadenar un conflicto armado con Marruecos
La avalancha migratoria que a finales de julio sacudió las fronteras españolas ha elevado el recelo de los españoles hacia Marruecos y una clara mayoría […]
France’s Glucksmann notched a crushing primary victory. But he needs more allies to win the presidency.
PARIS — Raphaël Glucksmann’s unexpectedly decisive victory in France’s center-left primary may have won him the backing and resources of the once-powerful Socialist Party, but […]
To enter the EU, or not to enter the EU? Interview with Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner
Migration policy is high on the European Union’s agenda. But one month after the bloc’s new rules – known as the Pact on Migration and […]
Trump Defends Russian Diesel Deal Despite Backlash
US President Donald Trump, in the face of sharp criticism from officials in Ukraine, Europe, and even his Republican party, defended his decision to allow […]
Northern Ireland secretary denies he ‘bent the knee’ to Sinn Féin
Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Bryant rejected furious accusations from the U.K. region’s unionists Monday that he had “bent the knee” to Irish republicans blocking a […]
Germany, Italy request ‘emergency brake’ power to stop new EU laws
EU capitals must be able to intervene to stop new legislation from Brussels if they say it’s too burdensome for governments and businesses, the leaders […]