Europe
Hungary’s Orban seeks to put Magyar on the defensive
Parliament passed a constitutional amendment focusing on divisive social issues
HungaryWeak demand and solid supply will weigh on oil prices
The IEA today markedly reduced its forecast for oil demand growth this year, after OPEC did this yesterday
InternationalEU’s sovereign AI push will face challenges
Amid geopolitical uncertainties, the EU is pushing to reinforce its technological sovereignty
InternationalTempi disaster still looms large over Greek government
Public interest in Greece’s deadliest train crash in history is surging, two years after the disaster left 57 dead
GreeceUK steel intervention will likely hurt Chinese ties
British Steel is back under state control after Chinese firm Jingye threatened to cease operations
United KingdomEU’s probe into X shows the bloc’s retaliatory power
In its latest push against US Big Tech, the EU is investigating Elon Musk’s X for unlawfully using EU users’ data
EUChallenges will persist for German military
Despite a major surge in investment, Germany’s military continues to suffer from long-standing troubles
GermanyChinese ties could expose EU in talks with Trump
The EU and China are reportedly in talks to potentially remove tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles
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