A German digital minister has proposed a new international AI oversight body inspired by the International Atomic Energy Agency, warning that national rules alone cannot manage the risks of rapidly advancing artificial intelligence.
Washington has resumed military operations against Iran in a second major wave of strikes, ending a month of relative quiet and raising fresh alarm among European allies who had hoped for a diplomatic opening.
NATO’s eastern member states are pushing back against alarm over an imminent Russian military attack, even as they accelerate defence spending and raise concerns about a growing campaign of hybrid aggression from Moscow.
The construction of a commercial business park on former Nazi concentration camp land in Austria has sparked widespread anger, with survivors’ groups and historians demanding stronger legal protections for the site’s remaining traces.
King Harald V of Norway, Europe’s longest-reigning monarch, has died after being hospitalised with haemolytic anaemia, prompting tributes from royal houses and world leaders across the continent.
A rare high-level American intelligence contact with Moscow has reignited debate over the security of NATO’s eastern flank, leaving Baltic governments walking a fine line between public reassurance and private concern.
From Sweden’s near 7% of GDP committed to education to Romania’s figure barely touching 3%, Europe’s wide disparities in school funding raise hard questions about what taxpayers are actually getting in return.
Britain’s Green Party is pushing for a halt to new data centre construction, echoing debates already reshaping planning policy across the United States and parts of continental Europe.
Anthropic, the maker of the Claude AI assistant, is preparing for a potentially landmark IPO that has generated significant investor interest, but deep operating losses and a reported dispute with the Trump administration may give prospective shareholders pause.
A 46-year-old French national has been arrested in Italy after three Akeron anti-tank missiles were found in his van, with the driver claiming he was a subcontractor for a military logistics firm. Italian authorities are now investigating whether the correct permits were in place for the cross-border transfer.