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The European Parliament approved stricter AI rules, demanding human oversight and bias audits for high‑risk systems.

A Ukrainian presidential aircraft narrowly evaded a low‑altitude drone near Riga, raising concerns as Europe grapples with Russia's perceived threat.

The European Commission’s draft law introduces a ‘European preference’ for strategic services, targeting Chinese firms in a market worth roughly €200 billion annually.

The summit in Paris saw fewer European leaders and a quiet room as tech giants declined to attend.

EU court audit finds weak grid links and limited interconnectors block a fully integrated energy market.

The trio announced sanctions targeting agricultural produce, minerals and other goods from settlements, citing violations of international law.

The Pentagon says the strikes came after Iran launched retaliatory missiles at a U.S. facility in Jordan, prompting a rapid counter‑offensive in the Red Sea.

Five killed and five seriously injured when a Boeing 767‑300 overshot the 12,000‑foot runway at Miami Airport on March 26.

Serbian officials held a low‑key ceremony in Belgrade’s New Cemetery, sidestepping state‑run festivities that could reignite regional tensions.