
Commissioners pile pressure on Parliament to pass child sexual abuse bill
Scanning tech platforms for child abuse material will become illegal in Europe early next month unless lawmakers pass Hail Mary fix on Thursday.
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US should give up on trying to change EU tech rules, lawmakers say
‘There is a certain level of tiredness in Brussels when it comes to responding to these talking points from Washington,” a German MEP said.
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France’s Le Pen and Bardella back former Frontex boss over crimes against humanity accusations
Fabrice Leggeri, formerly director of Frontex, is now an MEP with the National Rally.
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Macron ally under pressure over rule of law concerns
The sudden ouster of a senior official raises concerns over the independence of France’s top constitutional body.
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Draft Draghi to save the single market, says French MEP
The single market guru should create a European “coalition of the willing,” says lawmaker.
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Secret EU files at risk of AfD leaks to Kremlin, diplomats warn
Lawmakers fear Germany’s far right could be abusing its ability to view a database of thousands of internal EU documents.
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Trump’s EU envoy urges swift approval of trade deal
“Economically, it’d be malpractice not to vote for this,” Ambassador Andrew Puzder tells POLITICO.
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French far right claims momentum for presidency after local elections
Marine Le Pen’s National Rally failed to win big target cities such as Marseille, Toulon and Nîmes, but the party still thinks it has the upper hand nationwide.
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Did Orbán lure EU into a trap?
Some critics of the Hungarian prime minister worry that EU leaders inadvertently boosted his electoral chances by ganging up on him at last week’s summit.
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