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- 1.Tinned food and three days of bottled water? Fine. But European citizens stockpiling ignores a grim factor: your neighbours will become your enemiesMatt Tempest · A friend of mine recently proudly showed me her cellar, stocked with three to four weeks of water and food. “Of course, we’ll be sharing it with the neighbours” she said.But the only thought in my hea
- 2.Caretaker PM Netanyahu expected to escalate violence, as EU sanctions talk on hold until new Israeli government formedAndrew Rettman · Israel's "vibrant democracy" gave the most votes to a man wanted for war crimes by the International Criminal Court in The Hague and accused of perpetrating genocide by UN experts, posing questions on
- 3.Digital panopticon: ‘When you work faster, you have to work even faster’ Amazon workers tell MEPs on AI work surveillanceZuzanna Stawiska · Seven MEPs from the employment committee visited Amazon warehouses in Germany and Poland this week - ahead of the EU Commission’s Quality Jobs Act proposal expected in December.
- 4.[Interview] ‘I don’t care’ about the associate membership label row: Lead MEP Javier Moreno Sánchez on upcoming EU-Canada summitFred Byrne · “Everybody's focusing on the legal basis of Ursula von der Leyen’s associate membership announcement, but frankly I don't care,” says the European Parliament lead on Canada. He hopes digital trade, cr
- 5.Putin faces African anger in Moscow on ‘coercive’ recruits to Russian army in UkraineBenjamin Fox · Russia's hopes of using a summit with African leaders to increase its influence on the continent have been hit by African anger about the fate of their men recruited by the Russian army.
- 6.Ukrainian soldier’s frontline phone messages show tragic human cost of maintaining resistance against Russian forces in Kostiantynivka (Ukraine Battlefield update, day 1,707)Roman Pataj · Russia claims it has captured the city of Kostiantynivka, but the fighting continues, as chronicled in messages to his wife by 42-year-old Hennadii Osadchyi.
- 7.Frontex gets 17,000 extra officers for deportations while human-rights monitoring suffers downgradeNikolaj Nielsen · The European Commission says Frontex's human rights monitoring won't fundamentally change, citing the need to avoid duplication with EU states. But the text of its proposal suggests otherwise.
- 8.Knife-edge EU Council methane vote could hinge on commission action planWester van Gaal · EU member states remain split between a one-year and a three-year delay of the bloc's methane rules, with some saying that a commission action plan could tip the balance.
- 9.How the rescue of 28 people from a makeshift dinghy in a stormy Mediterranean unfolded – exposing the lethal reality of EU border policyGaia Neiman · A small, homemade, dinghy hoped to escape the deadly EU-sponsored Libyan coastguard by making its way north during one of the stormiest seasons in the Mediterranean Sea. Their successful rescue by vol
- 10.Listen: is the European Commission’s climate resilience plan enough?Léa Marchal · The European Commission has unveiled its plan to help Europe adapt to climate change. But as extreme heat and climate disasters become the norm, the plan offers very few binding commitments.
- 11.Secrecy Tracker: Media groups urge von der Leyen to tackle EU secrecy as watchdog probes Gaza documentsEUobserver · Publishers and media organisations, including EUobserver, urge the European Commission to improve transparency as concerns grow over restricted access to EU documents, while secrecy surrounding Gaza f
- 12.Revealed: New data shows Big Tech lobbying pushing EU towards sweeping data-protection rollbackPetra Pavlovičová · New report points to extensive industry access to European politicians, as governments back changes to data protection rules in the name of AI competitiveness.
- 13.Europe’s centre parties are collapsing – and, for the first time, the far-right are collaborating, rather than fightingNikolaj Nielsen · Opinion polling from the Pew Research Center found that 69 percent of the French population is dissatisfied with democracy, Italy 62 percent, Poland 47 percent and Spain 68 percent. All are facing upc
- 14.Finnish president Stubb joins list of EU leaders seeking to tame Putin, in a 90-minute Kremlin phone call that caused a rift with DenmarkAndrew Rettman · The Finnish-Norwegian call was "not coordinated with any of us [allies]" in advance, said Denmark's Mette Frederiksen on Tuesday - directly contradicting Finland's Alexander Stubb and Norway's Jonas G
- 15.Two graphs and one map show that Russia is not currently winning the war (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,706)Tomáš Vasilko · Analysts tracking satellite images, daily engagements and shifting frontlines say the war has frozen into a deadly stalemate.
- 16.EU plans massive investment in Australia’s critical minerals to cut dependence on ChinaBenjamin Fox · Australia has announced plans to overhaul its national critical minerals strategy, and the EU says it wants to invest 'massively' in refining and processing.
- 17.[Interview] There are still more American soldiers than Western ones on Nato’s eastern border, says defence expert Robert PszczelZuzanna Stawiska · Donald Trump’s 9 October diesel deal with Vladimir Putin left Europeans - including Ukraine - out in the cold, as US dollars will now become key aid in the financing of Russia's war.
- 18.Europe is in denial about war — and that’s how wars startCaroline de Gruyter · Europeans have not experienced war for so long that they don’t recognize it anymore, and don’t see it coming. That was also the case just before the outbreak of the First World War.
- 19.Partial victory for disabled rights, as some carers may board flights for free from 2027Fred Byrne · Under newly-agreed rules expected to come into force in 2027, airlines will decide whether or not companions to disabled passengers are deemed necessary for safety reasons. Only if their presence is r
- 20.Farming ministers agree on more national control of EU funds as part of CAP reformsBenjamin Fox · The bulk of EU agriculture subsidies are set to distributed via a new system of national and regional plans, as governments seize control of the bloc's subsidy scheme.
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