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EEA chief warns climate change could make parts of Europe unsuitable for farming
Heat, drought and water scarcity could fundamentally change agriculture in parts of Europe, with some crops no longer viable in the driest areas of the […]
Ukraine, the Western Balkans and the EU’s Enlargement agenda: Interview with MEP David McAllister
In an interview with the European Newsroom (enr), the leading German foreign policy politician in the European Parliament, David McAllister, urged Ukraine to accept a […]
Trump Says Vance Sent Letter To Iran To ‘Help’ With Medicine
As the conflict in the Persian Gulf continues to impact and shape the region, journalists from RFE/RL’s Central Newsroom and Iranian service, Radio Farda, deliver […]
RETN expands Sofia network with new PoP
RETN has expanded its network in Sofia, Bulgaria, with a new Point of Presence (PoP) at Neterra’s Sofia Data Centre (SDC). As a result, Neterra […]
Left-wing Berlin mayor candidate’s private Hamas remarks complicate coalition talks
BERLIN — Berlin mayoral candidate Elif Eralp is facing accusations of hypocrisy from political opponents after private remarks about “people with connections to Hamas” raised […]
EU governments helpless as energy prices soar to four-year highs
LUXEMBOURG — Europe’s energy ministers are running out of ideas to protect citizens from surging energy prices as winter approaches. But at a summit in […]
Meet the front-runners to replace Lagarde
FRANKFURT — The race to replace Christine Lagarde has reached fever pitch after she officially announced her intention to depart the European Central Bank in […]
Britain’s spy agency doesn’t know where thousands of its memory sticks are
LONDON — Britain’s intelligence agency GCHQ cannot account for the whereabouts of thousands of storage devices which could contain sensitive material, according to an official […]
Space42, Viasat and Terrestar sign deal on satellite connectivity
Space42, Viasat and Canadian satellite operator Terrestar Solutions have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to explore ways to connect their satellite networks and improve […]
Moldovan President Calls Security Meeting After Massive Data Breach
Moldovan President Maia Sandu has called a national security meeting after a major cyberattack exposed personal data linked to some 750,000 people. Authorities are investigating […]
Russian Drone Attack Kills 14 In Dnipro As Oleshky Truce Enters Third Day
A Russian attack on Ukraine’s eastern city of Dnipro killed at least 14 people and injured more than 10 others, according to Ukrainian officials, as […]
Space Industries opens Stellar Hub in Turin, one of Europe’s largest satellite factories
In Settimo Torinese, Stellar Hub has been inaugurated, an 8,000-square-metre facility for mass-producing satellites of up to 600 kilograms, with a 2,000-square-metre clean room among […]
My phone thinks my boyfriend is my ‘best friend’. It’s not alone | Patrick Lenton
Being in a same-sex relationship can make you weirdly invisible. Queer identity shouldn’t be treated as abnormal My boyfriend and I invented a game on […]
Putting short plays under the spotlight | Brief letters
Caryl Churchill | King Charles and reparations | Homosexuality in the military | Road signs | Poems on Alex Higgins It’s good to see Caryl […]
Download: OSS: Why trusted data matters as a catalyst for AI modernisation
AI is changing how telecoms operators manage their networks, but outdated systems and disconnected data are making progress difficult. Mobile Europe’s latest report looks at […]
Denmark wants to ban ‘turbo chickens’
The Danish government wants to ban a fast-growing breed known as “turbo chickens,” setting up another clash with the farm sector over animal welfare. “We […]
Belgium’s deputy PM wants to use ‘trade bazooka’ on US over pharma threats
BRUSSELS — The European Union should ready its Anti-Coercion Instrument, otherwise known as its “trade bazooka,” for use against Washington over its push to raise EU […]
Saudis Report Intercepting Ballistic Missile Fired by Iran-Backed Houthis
As the conflict in the Persian Gulf continues to impact and shape the region, journalists from RFE/RL’s Central Newsroom and Iranian service, Radio Farda, deliver […]
EU and Canada eye now-or-never window to Trump-proof their ties
EU and Canada eye now-or-never window to Trump-proof their ties Brussels and Ottawa aim for ambitious upgrade in their relationship while the U.S. president is […]