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  1. 1.Europe built its medical science around male bodies – and women are paying the priceBilly Kelleher · Just consider this - after almost four decades of EU-funded research, just 10 projects out of 145,983 have focused specifically on endometriosis, a condition affecting an estimated 10-15 percent of wo
  2. 2.[Interview] Could musicians and dancers in Europe revolt against AI using their work? ‘It should be possible’, says performing arts bossAlejandro Tauber · Performers of works authored by others are in a particularly precarious position when it comes to AI training on their work. How can the EU protect them?
  3. 3.Not every incident is Russian sabotage. But it suits the defence sector to say soCamille Schyns · Europe’s challenge is not only to protect critical infrastructure and deter Russian aggression, but also to maintain credibility by clearly establishing what Russia has actually done.
  4. 4.Belgium’s foreign minister accuses coalition of ‘blackmail’ for blocking 13 Gaza studentsAndrew Rettman · "Faced with this situation, where issues were being held hostage at the expense of people's suffering, I chose to withdraw my proposal. Dignity is not for sale," said Belgium's normally mild-mannered
  5. 5.[Interview] ‘Not everyone wants to come to Europe’, says IOM researcher warning against migration panicAlena Lavrenčíková · From who cares for Europe’s elderly to who picks its crops, Pablo Rojas Coppari argues that closing regular migration routes today will silently undercut the continent’s own ageing societies tomorrow.
  6. 6.Anthropic AI has joined the Ukraine war, after Russia took advantage (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,660)Roman Pataj · Russia’s use of a Western AI model to probe Ukrainian defences and automate drone warfare exposes a new front where Silicon Valley tools now shape risks and leverage in Europe’s largest war.
  7. 7.Victims of online harm fear von der Leyen will backtrack on child social‑media banGaia Neiman · This year's State of the Union address was expected to contain social media restrictions to greater safeguard children in light of sustained harm, and sometimes, deaths. Recently, however, Ursula von
  8. 8.Lead centre-right MEP suggests softening emissions-trading to help ‘suffering’ industriesBenjamin Fox · The lead MEP on Emissions Trading Scheme reform has set out plans to soften the EU Commission's draft and give industries more time to adjust.
  9. 9.25 years after 9/11, have the terrorists won?Timothy Snyder · As Donald Trump gambles on chaos at home and Vladimir Putin’s missiles pound Ukrainian cities, Timothy Snyder warns that Americans now face a new, self-inflicted 9/11-style test of whether they will -
  10. 10.Magyar’s Hungary expels 10 Russian diplomats and dismantles Fidesz’s county fiefdoms (Day 122 of the Tisza government)Zsolt Beke · By slashing the powers of Fidesz’s regional barons and kicking out a fifth of Russia’s embassy staff, Péter Magyar is trying to recast Hungary’s role in both its own hinterland and the wider European
  11. 11.Listen:  How Sweden’s tight election could normalise far-right power-sharing across EuropeLéa Marchal · With two blocs neck-and-neck, Sweden’s election could cement a new model in Europe where mainstream conservatives openly govern with the far right, reshaping EU debates on migration, energy and securi
  12. 12.‘She killed me with her post’: Gaza students caught in Belgian minister’s immigration posturingAndrew Rettman · Belgium's immigration minister has gone on the warpath against evacuating 13 students from Gaza, but they might still be flying out despite her anti-Arab and pro-Israel dog-whistling.
  13. 13.Ukraine’s financial crisis resurrects Europe’s bitter dilemma on Russian frozen assetsElena Sánchez Nicolás · The dire financial situation of Ukraine, ahead of what is expected to be a difficult winter with a possible further Russian mobilisation, has reopened the discussion on whether to use Russian frozen a
  14. 14.EU asylum claims drop to lowest level in five years, but many still lost at seaGaia Neiman · Despite increased calls to curb migration, asylum application numbers have been following a downward trend, due to geopolitical circumstances and EU cooperation with third countries. Migrants deaths o
  15. 15.Cleared in Greek border case, Austrian activist now sues EU data chief over Europol recordNikolaj Nielsen · An Austrian national who helped document rights violations at the Greek Turkey border in 2020 is suing the EU's data protection watchdog over allegations it failed to protect her rights after Europol
  16. 16.ECB raises rates again as Strait of Hormuz disruption drives up gas pricesWester van Gaal · The conflict in the Middle East has pushed up energy-related inflation by 14.3 percent year-on-year
  17. 17.EU moves to expand ‘outermost region’ privileges as Spain presses Ceuta and Melilla claimBenjamin Fox · The EU Commission says its 'omnibus' bill published on Thursday (10 September), will build on the special legal status that the so-called 'outermost regions' of the 27-member bloc have.
  18. 18.Putin spent over €110bn on Ukraine war so far in 2026, up one-third on last year (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,659)Tomáš Vasilko · New budget data and battlefield videos reveal a Russia quietly scrambling to finance soaring war costs, hide territorial setbacks and defend supposedly “safe” assets thousands of kilometres from the f
  19. 19.Von der Leyen’s State of the Union AI data-centre dream will be a nightmareMargarida Silva · As Ursula von der Leyen gears up to talk up her data centre plans in the State of the Union address next Wednesday (16 September), MEPs must question who will own and benefit from these data centres.
  20. 20.Finland’s first licence to mine a Natura 2000 site would set a deadly precedent for EU nature protectionHanna Halmeenpää · The Viiankiaapa peat bog in Finland faces permanent destruction for a short-term mining project. Even more worryingly, this could be a dangerous test case for the interests of mining for minerals over

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