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Confirmation of case along the Hungarian-Slovak border comes less than two months after an outbreak of the highly contagious disease in Germany.

In a post on Truth Social, Trump put pressure on the country that so far has faced little public pushback from his administration.

“We can’t let them have a nuclear weapon,” the U.S. president warned.

The president’s endorsement of ideas once relegated to the fringes of the crypto community could jeopardize broader efforts by policymakers to legitimize the $3 trillion market.

The group was directed by Wirecard fugitive Jan Marsalek.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni calls decision involving the coast guard ship Diciotti “highly questionable” and “very frustrating.”

In a post on Truth Social, Trump put pressure on the country that so far has faced little public pushback from his administration.

Already a major spender within NATO, Warsaw has massive military plans as fears grow about the reliability of the U.S. as an ally against Russia.

Law championed by Commission President Ursula von der Leyen would lower the protection status of Europe’s wolves.

Dismay and anger inside London court as landmark ruling on climate activists is read out.

Kyiv is trying to hang on to the territory it holds inside Russia despite fierce counterattacks by Moscow’s military.

EU’s proposal to transform “from an economic to a military alliance” will make peace in Ukraine harder to achieve, top spokesperson says.

Maxar, a leading provider of commercial satellite imagery to Ukrainian users, says the Trump administration suspended access in Ukraine.

Detection of highly contagious disease follows outbreak in Germany in January.

It was the first large combined airstrike by Moscow since Washington halted aid and intel-sharing to Kyiv.

PM says he will “collect the opinion of the people” in a mail-in campaign that critics have derided as a propaganda tool.

Miatta Fahnbulleh, left-wing-economist-turned Labour minister, has been tasked with cutting Brits’ energy bills. But convincing the Treasury to budge makes it a mammoth task.

The European Commission pushes back on U.S. criticism of its Digital Markets Act that targets Big Tech.

The U.S. plane-maker could be the “biggest victim” of a tariff war.

Ban follows fatal stabbing of a 14-year-old that may have been linked to arguments on social media.

A fight over how the Commission spends its cash expands to 28 NGOs and business giants.

Amman this week welcomed the first convoy of sick and injured children from Gaza. 

This week’s episode of EU Confidential comes to you from Thursday’s emergency meeting of EU leaders — the political equivalent of sobbing into your pillow on a …