Breaking news. EU greenlights accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova after Viktor Orbán lifts veto and abstains
During a high-stakes summit in Brussels, heads of state and government also granted Georgia the status of candidate country.
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Euroviews. Brussels should know AI-assisted bioterrorism is a risk worth considering
AI regulation has become an area of inter-state competition. While the EU just reached a deal on the AI Act, the US has previously released a far-reaching executive order on AI, and the UK convened political and industry leaders at the AI Safety Summit.
Automation, algorithms and the need to adapt: How AI is reshaping the world of work
Right now, there's a lot of talk globally about Artificial Intelligence. On Friday 8 December, member states and the European Parliament reached a preliminary deal on the AI Act, the world's first attempt to regulate the fast-evolving technology in a comprehensive, ethics-based manner.
Euroviews. It’s time to bring Belarusians back to the European family they belong to
For almost three decades, my nation has been in the hands of a pro-Russian dictator who rules by fear and denies our identity as a European country of free people.
Euroviews. Business as usual won’t do — Ukraine matters for the credibility of European integration
In just a few days, the leaders of the European Union will meet in Brussels. These meetings of the European Council are normally routine affairs, but this time around nothing less than the future of Europe for decades to come is at stake.
The return of Donald Tusk: Will Poland's pro-EU swing signal reform or gridlock?
Now, after eight years of the right-wing nationalist Law and Justice Party, we ask how different Tusk II will be from Tusk I.
This year's EU happiness index is out. Where does your country place?
The happiest and least happy nations in the European Union have been revealed - and the results might surprise you.
Sweden's accession will make 'a lot of improvements' to NATO: Swedish FM Billström
Billström appears optimistic that Turkey and Hungary will ratify Sweden’s NATO accession at more or less the same time. "I asked my counterpart, the foreign minister of Hungary, just the other week at the NATO foreign ministers' meeting, if Hungary still holds to its promise that they won't be the last to ratify us - meaning that once Ankara starts to ratify, Hungary will follow swiftly. And his answer was 'yes, we still will maintain our promise'. The Hungarian parliament has already done all that is necessary. They only have a final vote left. They have done all the committee work, so they can move quite rapidly, once there is 'white' smoke from Ankara," Billström says.