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Hungary is starting to address the EU's concerns over the rule of law and judicial independence, and the EU seems tkeen to quickly resume frozen funding for Budapest.

Germany’s former spy chief now stands accused of selling thousands of ultra-sensitive intelligence files to foreign clients, in a scandal insiders warn could cripple Berlin’s trust with allied services.

If a woman enters politics, she may have to confront the fact that she may be one in 14 being digitally stripped by 'nudifying' technology. Such is what an EU ban is trying to stop: but whether it will be implemented in time, according to the Parliament's greens party, is far from certain.

Last elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina might prove that Russia's influence is more broadly spread than the EU's.

Drone attacks on Kyiv’s ageing bridges risk paralysing commutes, trade and emergency services for hundreds of thousands of people ahead of winter.