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Workers are angry over pay, companies are surprised by the bounce-back in travel while stranded passengers fume.

The party’s co-leaders Omid Nouripour and Ricarda Lang were among the victims of the hacking.

A tax deal was a top priority for the French Presidency.

‘Immunity requirements’ could force giants to disavow US data laws and restructure European operations.

Berlin has criticized the EU’s plan to fight child sexual abuse material as a threat to privacy and fundamental rights.

Bavarian Nordic is trying to work out how to fill new and existing orders from its stocks as it’s unable to manufacture any more doses this year.

Welle, who has expanded the Parliament’s authority as secretary-general for 13 years, will depart by the year’s end.

Interior minister admits organization of the event could have been better, but sticks to blaming large crowd of fans with no or fake tickets.

The move is announced as Germany faces sharp criticism at home and abroad over its lack of military support to Ukraine.

The US whistleblower is working on a privacy project with funding from a digital token.

Many countries have emergency stockpiles which could be needed for unusual monkeypox outbreaks across the world, agency says.

Labour’s deputy leader accuses UK prime minister of lying.

Byzantine corporate structure is hampering lawmakers’ action to stop spyware in Europe.

Dutch parliament takes aim at prime minister over deleting text messages.

Blueprint aims to tilt balance toward European military suppliers.

Rutte has denied wrongdoing, but will now likely face a parliamentary debate.

Brussels envisages a new instrument to distribute both grants and loans.

Ukraine needs around $15 billion over the next three months to keep its economy afloat.

Both sides prepare for battle over who should bear the cost of developing infrastructure.

The Commission’s REPowerEU initiative lands this week, and there’s worry it’s too focused on natural gas.

Helsinki can handle ‘all kinds’ of threats as it readies NATO application, Finnish Foreign Minister Haavisto tells POLITICO.