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Hungary’s parliament has approved a constitutional amendment to remove President Tamás Sulyok from office, amid allegations from Prime Minister Péter Magyar that Sulyok serves as a puppet for Viktor Orbán. Sulyok, however, claims the amendment is unconstitutional and remains firm in his position.
The EU has imposed sanctions on VK Company for facilitating the repression of dissent against President Vladimir Putin and his actions in Ukraine. In response, VK stated that its services continue to operate normally for users.
Leipzig start-up Urban Privacy is addressing AI surveillance with innovative fashion, including anti-tracking jackets designed to confuse AI cameras. Their products, like a smartphone pouch that blocks tracking, highlight the growing awareness of privacy issues amid increasing digital surveillance technologies.
Diplomats and MEPs reached an agreement to implement the EU-US pact, which removes duties on most US industrial goods imported into Europe. The deal follows US President Trump’s threat of 25% tariffs on EU cars, with MEPs negotiating terms amid ongoing tensions in transatlantic relations.
The European Commission’s “Defence Readiness Omnibus” aims to streamline defence procurement and enhance production amid security threats. Although key negotiations are ongoing, concerns about eligibility criteria and national sovereignty persist, complicating efforts to fortify Europe’s defence capabilities ahead of looming challenges.
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This morning, Europe addresses rising dependence on imports amid fears of economic instability and potential geopolitical shocks.
Urgent discussions expected on trade strategies.
The European Union is enhancing its preparedness for future quarantine measures, recognising the need for improved strategies since previous crises. Although a unified playbook remains absent, recent steps aim to bolster the EU’s response capabilities moving forward.
A conservative win in Andalusia’s recent regional election highlights Spain’s rightward shift, as the Socialist Party loses ground. This trend underscores a growing divide between Pedro Sánchez’s progressive image abroad and his waning local support amidst increasing challenges for his administration.
The European Commission is intensifying efforts to protect EU industries amid a surge in Chinese imports, which have caused the trade deficit with China to reach €359.9 billion in 2025. Upcoming discussions on 29 May will address strategies to mitigate overreliance on Chinese production.
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