European Commission
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worldBrussels Warns Poland-Ukraine Dispute Aids Russian Interests
The European Commission cautions that tensions between Poland and Ukraine may empower Russia amid crucial recovery discussions.
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worldEU Officials Meet Taliban to Discuss Afghan Deportations Amid Controversy
EU officials convened with Taliban representatives in Brussels to expedite Afghan deportations amid criticism of human rights violations.
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techSaudi PIF Seeks EU Antitrust Approval for $55 Billion Electronic Arts Acquisition
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund and partners have requested EU antitrust clearance for the $55 billion Electronic Arts deal, with a regulatory decision expected by July 22.
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techVivaTech 2026: Bezos, AI Sovereignty, and a 10-Year Milestone
Paris hosts the 10th anniversary of VivaTech, drawing Jeff Bezos and political leaders for a critical summit on artificial intelligence and European tech sovereignty.
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techEU Scrutinizes Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Amid Rising Sovereignty Concerns
The European Commission investigates Anthropic's advanced AI model, Claude Mythos, balancing cybersecurity benefits against technological dependency and regulatory sovereignty under the new AI Act.
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techUS Export Controls on Anthropic Spark EU Friction Over AI Access
The Trump administration blocks EU access to Anthropic's Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models, prompting the European Commission to warn against discriminatory AI export policies and demand technological sovereignty.
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techEU Unveils Tech Sovereignty Package to Reduce Foreign Dependence
Brussels launches a major legislative drive to boost local chip, cloud, and AI firms, reducing reliance on non-EU providers.
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worldEU Pledges Support for Armenia Ahead of Pivotal Elections
The European Commission backs Prime Minister Pashinyan with a financial package as Armenia faces Russian economic pressure.