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New EU rules to curb deforestation add to farmers’ red tape woes
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Spain to recognize Palestinian statehood by July
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Airlines report GPS signal jamming: Russia gets the blame
How the EU’s flagship nature law became an electoral punching bag
A landmark bill to rehabilitate degraded ecosystems risks rejection at the final hurdle.
Germany arrests 2 Afghans over Swedish parliament attack plot
Pair are supporters of Islamic State, public prosecutor says.
In historic shift, Bulgaria seeks US help to escape Russia’s nuclear grasp
Bulgaria is stepping away from Russian nuclear fuel — a solid source of Kremlin revenue even as Europe slashes oil and gas buys.
Controversial EU supply-chain oversight rules live on — at a cost
Capitals secured major concessions in their last-minute push against more stringent rules.
Portuguese voters’ anger and what it means for Europe
Portugal’s snap election has brought seismic change — the Socialists are now in opposition and the center-right Democratic Alliance, which narrowly won the vote, will try to …
The EU has a €30 billion hidden fees problem
Last year, European consumers and businesses lost €30 billion to hidden international payment fees. The Payment Services Regulation has to close the loopholes that have enabled these fees.
Romania’s president launches bid for NATO top job against Mark Rutte
Klaus Iohannis vows to ensure Ukraine “prevails in its existential battle” against Russia if he leads the alliance.
Sweden’s PM: Europe needs to talk China, defense spending to keep US support on Ukraine
In an interview with POLITICO, the Swedish prime minister calls it “very natural” for his country to beef up security in the Baltic region.
Sweden is now a full NATO member
It is now covered by the alliance’s Article 5, obliging all other members to come to each other’s defense if they are attacked.
NATO to fly Sweden’s flag on Monday
Swedish PM Ulf Kristersson flies to Washington today, as the bid to join NATO enters its final steps.
Top Dutch politician loves viral Eurovision entry. (Hint: It’s not Geert Wilders.)
Song became megahit since being released in late February.
EU countries float new Russia sanctions tool after Navalny’s death
“We believe that there is a strong case for a separate Russia-specific sanctions regime,” eight EU countries say in letter to foreign affairs chief Josep Borrell.
It’s official: Sweden to join NATO
Hungary finally lets Sweden into the military alliance, dealing a blow to Russia.
Denmark closes investigation into Nord Stream explosions
Copenhagen police concludes “there is no necessary basis” for pursuing criminal proceedings.
The plan to replace Huawei gains steam
‘Open’ 5G network reach tipping point as industry heads to Barcelona for the world’s biggest telco fest.
Stroking the ego: Hungary’s Orbán gives his nod to Sweden’s NATO bid
Also helping was a deal to sell more Swedish jet fighters to Hungary.
Denmark says Ukraine should get first F-16s ‘this summer’
Ukraine desperately needs the jets to hold off Russian attacks.
Bears, cars and angry farmers fuel green backlash
A 28-country guide to how climate policies are splitting Europe.
Most Europeans think Ukraine will lose the war, according to survey
A majority of respondents in Hungary, Greece and Italy want allies to push Kyiv to accept a settlement.