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Von der Leyen Calls for Realistic EU Foreign Policy Shift

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has called for a more realistic and interest-driven EU foreign policy, questioning whether postwar institutions remain effective on the global stage amid regional conflicts.

EU Proposes 'Buy EU' Plan to Compete with China

The European Commission has proposed the Industrial Accelerator Act, a 'Buy EU' strategy to boost domestic low-carbon industries and preserve jobs, marking a major shift in economic policy.

EU Fraud Office Probes Mandelson's Epstein Links

The European Commission has requested OLAF, its anti-fraud office, to investigate claims that Lord Mandelson passed Jeffrey Epstein information about a €500 billion euro bailout in 2010.

European NATO Allies Lead as US Steps Back Under Trump

European NATO allies are taking on greater defense responsibilities as the Trump administration reduces its leadership role, with key meetings proceeding without top US officials and new initiatives like Arctic Sentry emerging.

EU Leaders Clash Over 'Buy European' at Summit

European Union leaders are set to diverge on the 'Buy European' policy at a summit in Belgium, with France pushing for protectionist measures while northern nations warn against protectionism.

NATO Ambassador's Romance with Intern Stuns Diplomats

Britain's NATO ambassador Angus Lapsley, 55, has reportedly sparked a relationship with Italian intern Francesca Cortini, 29, raising concerns among senior officials about propriety and use of official residences.

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