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The EU-level organisation – led by France, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands – will develop open source alternatives in key areas like AI, cloud, and social networks The European Commission on ...

Armin Papperger, CEO of the Rheinmetall armaments group. [Shireen Broszies/picture alliance via Getty Images] German defence giant Rheinmetall’s boss is worried that France could pull out of a ...

Ihor Fedirko, CEO of the Ukrainian Council of Defence Industry, an organisation representing the country’s armaments sector, is happy just to be alive. “We are all alive, so it’s okay”, he told ...

Belgium is demanding “independent” and “autonomous” guarantees from EU countries in return for its support for a floated loan to Ukraine using immobilised Russian assets, according to documents seen ...

The Greek government is preparing a plan to ban social media use for under-15s, using an existing parental-control app designed to block tobacco and alcohol sales to minors. However, legal and ...

EU agency's cyber-threat report highlights "notable" rise in attacks on public administrations, which accounted for well over a third of those analysed ...

BERLIN – German lawmakers on Thursday belatedly approved the government’s 2025 budget that pumps large new sums into the military and infrastructure investments. The 2025 budget, which should have ...

The proposal will need approval of co-legislators, EU countries at the Council and MEPs, who can still push for more changes to the legislation The European Commission won’t propose a delay of the ...

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul criticised French defence spending on Monday, calling for Paris to do more to turn calls for European security sovereignty into concrete capabilities. The ...

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Denmark’s defence leadership has confirmed Copenhagen’s armed forces will fight American troops should they invade the island of Greenland, highlighting the possibility of direct combat between two ...