Whether or not the Prime Minister’s conduct regarding the exclave issue is part of a strategy of tension, public resentment is growing, both amongst migrants and amongst the general population

Meta is committed to making the basic versions of its AI agents free of charge, and to selling advanced features through a ‘dynamic auction mechanism’. ‘Hoping that an absolute power will look after the good of humanity has never led to reliable results,’ writes Mr Facebook in ‘The future is for everyone’

From the Baltic states to the United Kingdom, governments across Europe are preparing citizens, infrastructure and institutions for a possible escalation with Russia. In Italy, the idea of “whole-of-society defence” remains politically taboo

The war is spreading in Chad, where forces from Khartoum are attacking an RSF convoy. The United States has condemned the raid but remains silent on the role of the United Arab Emirates

On her return from the summer break, the Commission President set out the path to follow to halt the decline in competitiveness. Following in the footsteps of Mario Draghi

The soldier was pulling out of a car park when his car was blown up and he died instantly. His wife was sitting next to him; she sustained serious injuries but is receiving the necessary treatment

The former general had been definitively convicted of extremely serious war crimes and crimes against humanity committed during the war in Bosnia, and of the Srebrenica genocide. He died aged 84 in a detention centre in The Hague