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Canada and EU Drop ‘Associate Membership’ Label as Leaders Seek Closer Partnership
Canadian and EU leaders are meeting in Montreal on October 29–30 to advance a broader strategic partnership. A draft joint…
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EU Weighs Energy-Bill Relief as Gas Storage Sits Below Last Year’s Level
EU energy ministers met in Luxembourg on October 29 to discuss winter energy security and electricity network charges amid renewed…
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EU Energy Ministers Meet as Gas Prices Hit €100/MWh and Winter Storage Lags
EU energy ministers met in Luxembourg on October 29 as rising oil and gas prices and below-average storage levels heightened…
Economics
Europe Seeks to Turn Science and Technology Investment Into New Economic Growth
Europe is trying to solve a long-running economic problem: it produces world-class science but too often fails to turn discoveries…
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Europe’s Gray-Zone Security Crisis Is Moving Into Cables, Cyber Networks and Critical Infrastructure
European governments and NATO are confronting a growing mix of sabotage, cyberattacks, drone incidents and activity around critical infrastructure. The…
Business
South Africa Built an Auto Export Powerhouse. The EV Transition Could Move the Next Factories Elsewhere
South Africa exported a record 414,271 vehicles in 2025, but its biggest markets are electrifying faster than its domestic industry.…
Technology
New AI Policy Debate Emerges as Governments Seek Greater Control Over Technology
From the European Union's AI Act to competing federal and state rules in the United States, governments worldwide are moving,…
Technology
The Hidden Harms of Artificial Intelligence: An Investigative Analysis
Artificial intelligence is creating digital and physical risks, from cyberattacks and deepfakes to autonomous-system failures, workplace injuries and weaponization.