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Ukraine has long been plagued by corruption and cracking down on graft is seen as a key requirement of its bid to join the European Union

Nicola Procaccini warned the proposed budget would create a European “superstate”

The Spanish minister warned that maintaining sanctions on an acting president could complicate dialogue “with the person representing the country internationally”

In today's edition: Grid fees, battery fail, planetary hot-streak

Who they are, how they operate and what role they play in repressing the protests in Iran

In today's edition: Help from Ukraine, tobacco, alcohol and sugar taxes

In today's edition: Huawei ban chatter, EU-US biometrics deal harms, Knafo report

Plus Mark Rutte's remarks with Renew, and deepening defence cooperation with India

In today's edition: Mercosur, milk, food taxes

According to the watchdog's report, Golob "acted against the expectations and responsibilities of his office"

In Wednesday’s edition: Greenlanders in DC, Ukraine’s €90b, Mercosur rescue mission, Guetta’s Iran meeting

Health and industry committees prepare to clash over competence

Corporate Europe Observatory and Lobby Control also suggest tech companies are looking to the far-right for backing

The pitch is not new, but it remains short on detail

The issue is not whether Europe should support AI innovation; it is whether AI systems that demonstrably fail safety standards and pose a risk to society should enjoy access to the European market

The world's largest island is no longer just a strategic asset. It is a stress test for NATO itself

Greenland faces an uncertain future as its leaders head to White House for crucial meeting

Copernicus says the atmosphere is sending a ‘clear message’ as warming intensifies

Czech government plans to open 25 new mental health centres this year, including four focused on children

International concern has intensified over Tehran’s crackdown on unrest, which one rights group said has likely killed thousands of protesters