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Bulgaria can’t adopt the euro due to high inflation, ECB says
Sofia had expressed hopes it could join the EU currency zone in the middle of next year, but must meet tough economic criteria.
Central banks should exploit AI ‘gold rush’, report says
The Bank for International Settlements is bullish over applications for machine learning – despite many limitations.
EU Commissioner berates member states for bank crisis retreat
Member states took a step backwards when gutting EU laws designed to manage failing lenders, Mairead McGuinness said.
EU prosecutors probe former EIB chief for corruption, misappropriation
The criminal allegations are ‘absurd and unfounded,’ said Werner Hoyer, who stepped down at the end of 2023.
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Pro-EU Volt party opts to stay with Greens
The decision over the federalist grouping’s five MEPs spells more bad news for Emmanuel Macron’s liberal Renew coalition.
Cryptocurrency law coming in: Prepare for a bumpy ride
New Brussels legislation seeks to put an end to scams and turmoil that have characterised markets like bitcoin, but few if any seem set to comply.
Mark Rutte to be next NATO chief after securing Romania's backing
The outgoing Dutch Prime Minister will head the military alliance for the coming years after Norway’s Jens Stoltenberg steps down
Commission warns France, Italy over budget deficit
The EU has identified fiscal irregularities in eight members, as France prepares for landmark elections, and Brussels reshuffles its top jobs.
Commission probes AI finance risk as it finalises new law
Overusing robots could lead to bias, panic or just bad advice, officials worry.
Which countries' parties will dominate the European Parliament?
The race for influence over Brussels future agenda and the key portfolios has started. Italy and Germany are top dogs in the EU’s most influential political groups – but where is France?
EU set to partly delay key banking reform, as US drags feet
Brussels will likely be under pressure to boost competitiveness as its politics takes a rightward turn.
From prison to EU Parliament: Meet the jailed MEPs
Freshly elected Ilaria Salis and Fredi Beleri may prove a thorn in the side of Hungary and Albania, as supposedly political charges raise questions over the rule of law.
Centre holds in European Parliament elections, but will it be enough?
Pro-European parties still hold a comfortable majority, according to data released after polls closed in EU elections – but key votes to approve a new executive could still be tight.
EU election campaign marred by disruption and violence
Europeans are going to the polls in a fraught geopolitical environment.
Who will be next NATO secretary general?
Euronews examines contenders and challenges for the top military post – with Mark Rutte’s coronation still not guaranteed.
Brussels has six more defence partnerships in pipeline: Borrell
The announcement follows deals with Moldova and Norway as the bloc attempts to bolster its military credentials.
Trade unions push Brussels to approve Lufthansa’s €325m ITA buy
EU antitrust officials are worried the takeover of the former Alitalia fleet could raise prices and cut choice on flights to central Europe and the US.
Revealed: the far-right EU election ads flooding social media
Hungary’s Viktor Orbán and Belgium’s Vlaams Belang lead the field in a social media ad splurge ahead of a June poll.
Von der Leyen’s capital markets plan faces multiple hurdles
Despite election campaign pledges, policymakers and the industry can’t decide how to Make European Equity Great Again.
Ombudsman probes Commission's senior staff 'revolving door'
The move of an experienced senior official to a private law firm has prompted a probe by Emily O’Reilly, responsible for investigating suspected maladministration.
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