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In der heutigen Ausgabe: Ungarns Veto bremst Ukraine & Moldau; Trump enttäuscht von Putin, Fico vermittelt; Brüssel treibt Mercosur-Abkommen voran, Bauern protestieren; EU-Haushalt kurz vor Abschluss; EU-Kommission wird Blockade von Google-Strafen vorgeworfen.

Nur wenige Stunden bevor die EU-Kommission den Text offiziell verabschiedet und den Ratifizierungsprozess startet, wächst der Widerstand gegen das EU-Mercosur-Abkommen.

Alors que Pedro Sánchez est en visite à Londres, l'Espagne et le Royaume-Uni se préparent à signer un pacte post-Brexit historique qui renforcera les liens en matière de commerce, de climat et de migration. Un tournant dans les relations bilatérales.

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Latombe kontra Bizottság
Közösségi jogi elvek
Data Protection: the General Court dismisses an action for annulment of the new framework for the transfer of personal data between the European Union and the United States

Zalando kontra Bizottság
Jogszabályok közelítése
The General Court dismisses Zalando’s appeal against the designation of its eponymous platform as a very large online platform

La FNSEA, le puissant lobby agricole français, étudie les moyens juridiques de contester le texte, une voie également explorée par un groupe d'eurodéputés.

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Az EP legújabb Eurobarométer felméréséből az derül ki, hogy a polgárok sokat várnak az EU-tól és a 2027 utáni uniós költségvetéstől.

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Activist Edgar Mwakabela describes his ordeal after he says he was kidnapped and shot by suspected state agents.

England are bundled out for just 131 as South Africa hand out bruising reality check to new captain Harry Brook.

International Trade Committee Chair Bernd Lange is holding a press conference on “EU-US trade: what’s next? Implementing the political framework agreement and Parliament's involvement".
Committee on International Trade

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Russland zeigt sich offen für den EU-Beitritt der Ukraine, bleibt aber beim Nein zur NATO – so Präsident Wladimir Putin am Dienstag bei einem Treffen mit dem slowakischen Premier Robert Fico in China.

EU-Erweiterungskommissarin Marta Kos erklärte, die Ukraine habe die Schäden durch die gescheiterten Anti-Korruptionsreformen größtenteils behoben. Gleichzeitig bestehe in Kyjiw weiterhin Handlungsbedarf.

Die französische Rechtspopulistin Marine Le Pen hat am Dienstag nach Gesprächen mit Premierminister François Bayrou eine schnelle Auflösung des Parlaments und Neuwahlen gefordert, während die Regierung von Bayrou ums politische Überleben kämpft.

Italien erwägt laut Regierungskreisen, eine EU-Haushaltsklausel zu nutzen, um die Militärausgaben zu erhöhen, ohne gegen die strikten Fiskalregeln der Europäischen Union zu verstoßen.

Polens Präsident Karol Nawrocki hat zum 86. Jahrestag des Zweiten Weltkriegs deutsche Reparationszahlungen erneut eingefordert. Damit greift er eine zentrale Forderung der rechtskonservativen PiS-Partei wieder auf.

Heute im Newsletter: Streit um EU-Bodentruppen zwischen Brüssel und Berlin; Italien plant höhere Verteidigungsausgaben durch Schulden; EU-Erweiterung stockt weiterhin; Belgien will Palästina als Staat anerkennen; EZB-Chefin Lagarde warnt vor Trumps Finanzkurs.

With four rounds of qualifying remaining, which African sides are most likely to reach the 2026 Fifa World Cup - and who could miss out on the finals?

How does international assistance impact public attitudes towards donors in the recipient country when tied to strategic interests? European leaders increasingly highlight the strategic and transactional nature of international assistance. Yet, we still do not know much about how such shifts in the framing of international assistance are perceived by the recipient public, especially in contexts with prevalent anti-Western attitudes and propaganda that dismisses aid as hypocritical and disingenuous. I conducted an online survey experiment in Turkey to assess the attitudinal and quasi-behavioural effects of different types of international assistance post-disaster – conditional, unconditional, and strategic – and whether they help sway public attitudes in the face of authoritarian propaganda. Strategically distributed humanitarian aid decreased trust in the government as a defender of national interest among conservative, nationalist and Eurosceptic regime supporters, and also increased trust in European organisations. It did so partly by mitigating conspiracism and evoking positive emotions among pro-government voters whose views are hard to change. However, this comes at a cost: increased trade scepticism and decreased engagement with foreign media outlets among regime opponents. The findings have significant implications for international assistance strategies for increasing European soft power.  

Governance theories offer a useful approach to policy by highlighting the need for multi-actor, multi-sectoral, and multi-level cooperation to deal with complex problems. Digitalisation, on the other hand, can be a means for managing networks, for helping to maintain the dynamics of meta-governance, and for generating problem-solving strategies based on knowledge exchange. Both seem to imply each other: governance requires tools to foster collaboration through the development of common understandings of problems, for which digitalisation can be instrumental. Effective digitalisation should foster governmental, social, and private steering towards public service, transparency, and the improvement of accountability. Digitalisation appears to require some basic conditions of governance related to fair access to services; beliefs and narratives that promote cooperation; processes of co-creation; and the interchange of information, as well as operative regulatory institutions. Governance and digitalisation together are fundamental for the management of complex policy problems. 
The aim of this Discussion Paper is theory advancement and refinement, linking assumptions about governance theories – particularly those resulting from the three waves of governance – to those of mainstream digitalisation literature. It formulates a research agenda to explore the possible mutual repercussions of those literature developments. The Discussion Paper is neither mainly descriptive nor prescriptive, but develops certain implications that stem from some fundamental problems of governance – defined as a process of multi-actor, multi-sector, multi-level cooperation – and digitalisation. The research agenda is presented in the form of conjectures relevant to the Mexican case, related to the roles, functions, and expected results of different actors dealing with governance problems within the context of increased digitalisation. The conjectures advance possible research areas related to the role of digitalisation in meta-governance carried out by governmental actors; in those of network cooperation maintained by academic institutions; in the improvement of problem-solving by non-governmental organisations; and in the possible co-creation of new knowledge through information-based interactions by the media.

Francisco Porras is a professor and full-time research fellow at the Mora Research Institute (Instituto Mora), Mexico City.

Compelling evidence to suggest Lebanese Shia leader Musa al-Sadr was killed in Libya is uncovered by BBC.